TP315-102
User’s Guide
400-0648-002
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7. Operation
The TP315-102 requires no adjustments for performance.
Once set-up, the TP315-102 Anywire Transmitter will work
trouble-free without user intervention.
7.1 Reset Button
A reset button is provided on the side of the unit to allow a
forced reset without having to disconnect power. Use this only
if there are problems connecting to the receiver; typically after
a new display is installed or after a power outage.
8. Troubleshooting Guide
We have carefully tested and have found no problems in the supplied TP315-102. However, we would like to offer suggestions for the
following:
Anywire
Symptom
Resolution
LEDs on Are Off
The unit may not be receiving power.
1. Make sure the unit is plugged into a working AC outlet. Use only the power cord provided.
2. The Connected LED should be on and green.
Data Transmission
LED is flashing very
slow
The transmitter and receiver are not communicating.
1. Check the 2 wire connection; make sure both wires are connected.
2. Make sure the transmitter is powered on.
3. Press the reset button on the side of the unit or reset power to force the transmitter to try and
re-establish a connection.
No Display
The HDMI input signal may be missing.
1. Check the source and make sure there is a signal present.
2. Make sure the source resolution is 720p, 1080i, or 1080p.
3. Make sure both the TP315-101 and TP315-102 are powered and the Connected LEDs are both
green.
4. Make sure the monitor has power and is turned on.
5. Verify the monitor is connected to the TP315-102 Receiver's HDMI output
6. Make sure the monitor's correct HDMI input number is selected.
Poor Output Image
1. The source resolution may not be compatible with the projector or other display device. Try
other resolutions from the source.
2. The source and display may not be compatible. Connect the source directly to the input of the
projector or other display device. If the image is poor the devices may be incompatible.
3. If using multiple receivers, make sure that the transmission lines are not bundled together at any
point in the transmission. If the cables are bundled (zip tied together) this causes crosstalk
between the different channels and can result in image problems.
Summary of Contents for TP315-102
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