Overview
3
3 Overview
Using the
TP-9
Audio/Video Line Transmitter
with the
TP-10
Audio/Video
Line Receiver
constitutes an
Audio/Video Line
transmitter/receiver system.
The
TP-9
accepts the audio and video input signals, encodes and sends
them to the CAT 5 cable. The
TP-10
receives the CAT 5 signal, which
includes both audio and video, decodes and distributes it to the audio and
video acceptors. The IR signal from the remote control is transmitted from
the
TP-10
, via the CAT 5 cable to the
TP-9
, which is connected to a video
source, letting you control the video source via its remote control
transmitter from a distance.
The
TP-9
Audio/Video Line Transmitter
includes:
•
A composite video input on a BNC connector and an s-Video (Y/C)
input on a 4-pin connector
•
A digital audio input (S/PDIF) and an analog stereo audio input
•
IR emitter outputs for up to two machines
•
A CAT 5 LINE OUT RJ-45 connector for signal transmission to the
TP-10
and IR reception
The
TP-10
Audio/Video Line Receiver
includes:
•
A composite video output on a BNC connector and an s-Video (Y/C)
output on a 4-pin connector
•
A digital audio output (S/PDIF) and an analog stereo audio output
•
An IR sensor
•
A CAT 5 LINE IN RJ-45 connector for signal reception from the
TP-9
and IR transmission
•
Level and EQ. controls for the CV and Y/C signals
Kramer twisted pair adapters are an excellent way to solve remote
controlling requirements without using more costly coaxial cable or fiber, or
wireless transmission systems.
To achieve the best performance:
•
Connect only good quality connection cables, thus avoiding
interference, deterioration in signal quality due to poor matching, and
elevated noise levels (often associated with low quality cables)
•
Avoid interference from neighboring electrical appliances that may
adversely influence signal quality and position your Kramer
TP-9
and/or
TP-10
away from moisture, excessive sunlight and dust
