User manual SILVERCREST WT 40458

[. . . ] Index Intended use Package contents Technical data Safety instructions The device components Glossary of useful concepts Power supply Setting up the device Connecting the transmitter Connecting the receiver Improving the transmission quality Transmitter connection examples Special connection examples Channel configuration (parallel operation) Expansion options Cleaning Troubleshooting Disposal CE conformity Importer Warranty and service Page 2 2 2 3 5 5 6 6 6 7 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 11 11 Read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference. Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the appliance at a future date. -1- Intended use The device in intended exclusively for private, non-commercial use. The radio transmission set is suitable for audio and video equipment, such as: · Televisions · SAT receiver/set top boxes · DVD/CD players · PCs · etc. The radio transmission set is intended for: · Wireless transmission of audio, video and infrared signals (transmission range up to 100 metres with no obstacles). [. . . ] An AV signal is transmitted with a three-pole CINCH (RCA) cable: · red and white (audio signals) · yellow (video signal) -5- · Composite video signal (CVBS) CVBS (colour, video, blank and sync), generally called composite video, refers to a normal video connection (VIDEO). The video signal is carried by a CINCH cable, generally labelled in yellow. · SCART (EURO-SCART) Abbreviation for Syndicat des Constructeurs d´Appareils Radio Recepteurs et Televiseurs. The connector is standardised 21-pin plug that is used between the television set and connected components, for example. Interface for transmitting sound and image signals (see SCART, CINCH). · Video signal Electrical information that results in conversion of a real image into an electronic signal. The video signal has precisely defined properties and meets the currently applicable standard for video transmission. · Frequency Number of oscillations or repetitions of a signal per second, measured in Hertz (Hz). Power supply The included connector power packs were certified by TÜV Rheinland. They are intended for operation on a 230V~/ 50Hz mains network. Setting up the device First remove all device components from the packaging and remove all packing foil and tape. Important notice: Even when the system (transmitter + receiver) is switched off, the manufacturer still recommends disconnecting the connector power pack from the power network or using a power strip with a shut-off switch. Only this way can it be ensured that the device is completely powered down in the interests of economical use of power. Before starting up the device, please remove the notice from beneath the audio/video antenna. Connecting the transmitter Note: Select a transmission source. · SAT receiver/set top box · DVD/CD player · VCR · PC, etc. You can transmit video and audio signals from the selected transmission source. Connecting the transmission source to the transmitter: · Connect the SCART double adapter (1() with a CINCH (RCA) cable (2!). · Connect the CINCH (RCA) cable (2!) with the transmitter (e). -6- Note: Observe the colour coding: · "White" CINCH plug to white CINCH socket · "Red" CINCH plug to red CINCH socket · "Yellow" CINCH plug to yellow CINCH socket. Connect the SCART double adapter (1() to the AV socket of your transmission source (e. g. SAT receiver). Note: Avoid attaching the transmission diode directly to the infrared receiver of your transmission source. Connect the transmitter (e) with a connector power pack (2@) using the 6 V DC connection socket (t). Connect the connector power pack (2@) with a 230 V~/ 50 Hz wall socket. Use the "ON/OFF" switch (r), which is located on the side, to switch on the transmitter (e). The unlabelled side of the antenna should point in the direction of the transmitter (e). [. . . ] > Check the CINCH and AV connections on the connected devices as well as on the transmitter (e) and receiver (f). > If you are using other radio devices (same frequency), this may result in disruptions. Poor transmission quality > Point the unlabelled sides of the transmission antenna (a) and reception antenna (h) directly at each other. Make certain that the transmitter (e) and receiver (f) have the same setting. [. . . ]