INSTALLATION OF THE PUREAV ISOLATOR
1) Turn OFF all of your electronic equipment and ensure that the PureAV is also
switched OFF.
2) Plug your electronic devices into the PureAV’s AC outlets.
Note:
DO NOT USE two-wire extension cords or adapters with this product.
Using any extension cord in conjunction with the Belkin PureAV will void all
Belkin Components warranties. All connected equipment should be plugged
directly into your Belkin PureAV.
3) Satellite Components: Connect the coaxial cable line from the satellite source
to the PureAV’s satellite connector marked “IN”. Use a second coaxial cable to
connect the PureAV’s cable connector marked “OUT” to the appropriate input
on your satellite device.
4) Coaxial/Antenna: Connect the coaxial cable line from the cable/antenna source
to the PureAV’s cable/antenna connector marked “IN”. Use a second coaxial
cable to connect the PureAV’s cable/antenna marked “OUT” to the appropriate
input on your cable or antenna device.
5) Phone/Fax/Modem Data Connections: Connect a modular phone cord from the
wall jack to the PureAV’s phone jack marked “IN”. Use a second modular phone
cord to connect to the phone line jack marked “IN” on the phone to the
PureAV’s phone jack marked “OUT”.
[Each PureAV model comes with solid-state, phone/fax/modem, Internet-ready
(RJ11 jack) surge protection with a built-in phone line splitter.]
If desired, use a third modular phone cord and connect your computer modem
data line jack marked “IN” with the PureAV’s other phone jack marked “OUT”.
Or you can connect a second data line device of your choice (fax, etc.).
Note:
If you fail to connect the phone/fax/modem protection, the Connected
Equipment Warranty will not cover your connected equipment with telecom
ports. Most modem damage can be prevented if you take the time to connect
the phone/fax/modem protection.
6) Your Belkin PureAV should be plugged into a grounded wall outlet
(3-conductor, 120V AC/60Hz) only.
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