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1.
HDMI In:
Connect your HDMI source to the transmitter.
2.
Power:
Connect the transmitter to the power supply using the supplied USB
cable and the USB power adapter. Alternatively, you can use any standard USB
power supply or a USB port from your source device, as long as it can supply
the transmitter with 1A current.
3.
Button:
This button has various functions:
• Wake-up function:
Press the button to start the transmitter if it was previ-
ously in standby mode („Link“ LED is not lit).
• Reset to factory settings:
You can reset the transmitter at any time by
pressing and holding the button for at least 10 seconds.
• Next connection function:
Press briefly and the current connection to the
receiver is interrupted, the transmitter tries to establish a new connection
to the next possible receiver.
Example:
A transmitter is wired to a TV receiver and transmits the picture to
a display wired to 1 receiver. At the same time, a 2nd display is wired to a 2nd
receiver and the user wants to switch the picture from the 1st to the 2nd dis-
play. To do this, the user must press the button 1x and the sender switches from
the 1st to the 2nd display and outputs the picture on the 2nd display.
Every time the button on the receiver is pressed, the transmitter attempts to
connect to the next possible receiver in the room. A maximum of 10 receivers
can be addressed individually by one transmitter, one after the other in se-
quence.
Note:
If the button is pressed, the A/V connection is always interrupted, even
if no other receiver is available. If only one receiver is available in the room, the
transmitter will reconnect to the first receiver after its search.
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