User`s manual

4. Connect one of the supplied power supplies to the DC IN port on

the Grand Ultimate Wireless and then connect the supply to a wall

outlet.

-OR-

Connect the supplied battery pack to the DC IN port on the Grand

Ultimate Wireless. Four AA batteries will typically run the

transmitter for four hours. Please note that the battery pack may be

used on either the transmitter or the receiver.

NOTE: Connecting anything other than a 6V DC power supply

with a center positive connector to the Grand Ultimate Wireless

will cause damage to the product and will void the warranty.

GrandTec recommends using only the supplied power supplies or

the battery pack when using the Grand Ultimate Wireless.

5. [OPTIONAL]Connect the video output of a VCR/DVD/etc. to the

VIDEO IN of the Grand Ultimate Wireless. Connect the PC to TV

audio cable between the audio outputs (normally indicated by red and

white connections) of your VCR/DVD/etc. and the LINE IN

connector on your sound card. This connection will allow you to

transmit the audio as well as the video from your VCR/DVD/etc.

Figure B

Fig. 6 – PC to TV Audio Cable

6. A. [OPTIONAL FOR WIRED CONNECTIONS] Connect either

the yellow-ended composite video or the solid black S-video cable

between the VIDEO OUT of the Grand Ultimate Wireless and the

VIDEO IN of your television.

B. [OPTIONAL FOR WIRELESS CONNECTIONS] Connect the

Grand Ultimate Wireless Receiver to your TV using the AV Cable.

Plug the power supply to the DC IN of the Receiver and then connect

the supply to a wall outlet.

Fig. 7 – AV Cable

Note: Grand Ultimate Wireless also supports high quality S-VIDEO

via the S-video cable. If your TV or VCR supports S-VIDEO IN,

we highly recommend you use it to get the best TV picture. This

option is not available when transmitting the video wirelessly.

7. Toggle the display input to correspond with the video input you are

using. For instance, a TV defaults to the antenna or cable input when

it is turned on. You will see either a TV channel or snow. Using the

remote control toggle the input to display the VIDEO rather than the