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1. Connect a set of Audio/Video cables to the A/V OUT jacks on the A/V
Receiver. Connect the other end to your TV.
2. Plug the Audio/Video Receiver’s Power
Supply into a 120 volt wall outlet and
plug its jack into the Audio/Video
Receiver.
3. Turn power switch on (on side of unit).
4. Position the Audio/Video Receiver in a
convenient location such as on top of the
TV and orient the antenna so that the
flat side points in the direction of the
room where you set up the Audio/Video
Sender.
CONNECTING UP THE RECEIVER
Connecting the receiver to your TV lets you see the picture displayed on
your PC’s monitor on a TV located up to 100 ft. away from your PC.
2.4 GHz Video Antenna
TV Output
Connector
Power Supply Jack
2.4 GHz Channel Switch
(on bottom)
TV Channel Switch
(on bottom)
ON-OFF
Switch
A/V Output Jacks
(SKIP PAGES 14 THRU 16 IF YOU HAVE THE BASIC SYSTEM)
1. Connect the jack on the audio cable (supplied) to the speaker/headphone
jack, or line out jack on your PC’s sound card. Use adapter if needed.
2. Connect the red RCA plug to the jack labelled AUDIO RIGHT and the
white RCA plug to the jack labeled AUDIO LEFT on the A/V Sender.
3. Connect the yellow RCA plug on the supplied video cable to the Video
out jack from your PC. If your PC has an S-Video Out jack you can use
the supplied adapter.
4. Plug the other end of the video cable (yellow plug) to the video IN jack
on the A/V Sender.
5. Set the channel switch (on the TOP of the unit) to channel A (to the
RIGHT).
6. Plug the A/V Sender’s Power Supply into a convenient 120 volt wall
outlet and plug its jack into the Audio Sender.
7. Turn the power switch (on the side of unit) on.
8. Position the A/V Sender in a convenient location and orient the antenna
so that the flat side points in the direction of the room where you will be
installing the Receiver.
CONNECTING UP THE AUDIO SENDER
STOP!
IMPORTANT: Do
not connect USB
connector to your
PC until you install
the software (see
page 7).
To Video out
on your PC.
To Audio out
on your PC.
To plug-in
power supply.