AV TR 4 Wireless Multiroom Audio Video Link
Vivanco GmbH, Ewige Weide 15, D-22926 Ahrensburg, Tel:+49 (0)4102 231235,
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(GB) Operating instructions
Using the AV TR 4, audio and video devices can be
connected conveniently indoors via radio signals. You can,
for example, transmit programs from satellite receivers, DVD
players, video recorders and DVB-T receivers from your
living room to a second TV in your bedroom. You can also
use your living room remote controls in the bedroom to
change channels.
Connections
Connecting the transmitter to an audio/video source
Possible audio/video sources
You can use any audio/video source for wireless
transmission. We have listed several possible sources
below.
Video sources
(a) without tuner
DVD player / recorder/ camcorder / digital camera /
computer
(b) with tuner
video recorder / satellite receiver / set-top box / DVB-T /
decoder
Audio sources
CD player or CD changer / cassette deck / hi-fi system
/
MP3 player / stereo radio / tuner / computer
Connecting the transmitter to an audio/video source
1.
Set the
OFF/ON
switch (see Fig. pos. 3) on the
transmitter to the OFF position.
2.
Use the AV phono to phono transmitter cable.
Connect it to the phono sockets
AUDIO-L, AUDIO-R,
Video
(4) on the transmitter and to the corresponding
output socket of your video source.
– If your video
source no longer has a free output, you can purchase the
appropriate Vivanco accessory from a specialist dealer to
double the outputs. For correct phono connection make
sure the colour of the plugs match the colour coding of the
sockets. If your video source has free scart output, make
the connection using the attached scart adapter.
3.
Use one of the power adapters supplied. Connect the
power adapter to the
9 V=
power socket (2) on the
transmitter, then plug the power adapter into a mains
socket.
4.
Now position the transmitter as described in the
section "Optimal positioning of transmitter and
receiver".
5.
Set the
OFF/ON
(3) switch on the transmitter to the
ON position. The LED lights to indicate readiness to
operate.
Connecting the transmitter to an audio source
1.
For the exclusive transmission of audio signals you
can also use the supplied AV phono lead.
2.
Connect the lead to the
AUDIO-L, AUDIO-R
(4)
sockets of the transmitter and the audio phono plugs
to the corresponding output sockets of your audio
source. Make sure the polarity (red/white) is correct.
3.
Use one of the power adapters supplied. Connect the
power adapter to the
9 V=
power socket (2) on the
transmitter, then plug the power adapter into a mains
socket.
4.
Now position the transmitter as described in the
section "Optimal positioning of transmitter and
receiver".
5.
Set the
OFF/ON
(3) switch on the transmitter to the
ON position. The LED lights to indicate readiness to
operate.
Connecting the receiver
When transmitting audio/video signals, the receiver can be
connected
direct to a TV or
via an intermediary video recorder. For pure audio
transmission, the receiver can be connected direct to
a hi-fi system.
Direct connection of the receiver to a TV
1.
Set the
OFF/ON
switch (3) on the receiver to the OFF
position.
2.
Use the phono-to-scart receiver cable supplied.
Connect the the phono plugs to the
AUDIO-L,
AUDIO-R, Video
(4) on the receiver, and connect the
scart plug to the corresponding scart socket on your
TV.
3.
Then connect the power adapter of the receiver.
4.
Now position the receiver as described in the section
"Optimal positioning of transmitter and receiver".
5.
Set the
OFF/ON
(3)
switch on the receiver to the ON
position. The LED lights to indicate readiness to
operate.
Connecting the receiver via an intermediary video
recorder
1.
Set the
OFF/ON
(3) switch on the receiver to the OFF
position.
2.
Use the phono-to-scart receiver cable supplied.
Connect it to the
AUDIO-L, AUDIO-R, Video
sockets
(4) on the receiver, and connect the scart plug to the
corresponding scart socket on your video recorder or
DVD recorder.
3.
Then connect the power adapter of the receiver.
4.
Now position the receiver as described in the section
"Optimal positioning of transmitter and receiver".
5.
Set the
OFF/ON
(3)
switch on the receiver to the ON
position. The LED lights to indicate readiness to
operate.
The connection between video recorder and TV can be made via
a scart connection between the two devices or using an antenna
cable.
Connecting the receiver for pure audio transmission
1.
Set the
OFF/ON
(3) switch on the receiver to the OFF
position.
2.
Use an optional phono-to-phono cable supplied by
your dealer. Connect it to phono sockets
AUDIO-L,
AUDIO-R
(4) on the receiver, and connect the phono
plugs to the corresponding phono input sockets on
your audio device, e.g. amplifier.
3.
Then connect the power adapter of the receiver.
4.
Now position the receiver as described in the section
"Optimal positioning of transmitter and receiver".
5.
Set the
OFF/ON
(3)
switch on the receiver to the ON
position. The LED lights to indicate readiness to
operate.
Transmission of remote control signals from receiver to
transmitter
This audio/video transmitter/receiver set not only allows the
wireless transmission of picture and sound signals, but also
lets you control audio/video sources using the existing
remote controls from another room. The infrared signal for
remote control is captured by the infrared window
IR
(1) of
the receiver, converted into radio signals and then emitted to
the audio/video source as an infrared signal by an infrared
sensor at the transmitter.
1.
Connect the supplied infrared sensor cable to the
IR
socket (6) of the transmitter.
2.
Position the infrared sensors in front of the infrared
window/s of your audio/video source(s).
