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IR Receivers

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INSTALLING THE CPL94B COUPLER:

Connect the other short coaxial cable between "SAT/VCR" on the CPL94B Coupler and the RF splitter.
Connect the room-to-room cable to "REMOTE TV" on the CPL94B Coupler.

Make the remaining connections from the RF splitter to the "OUT TO TV" on VCR,  the RF splitter to the
local TV, etc., as shown in Fig. 3.

NOTE: If your main room TV has A/V input jacks, you may connect the VCR and Satellite Receiver with
A/V patch cords instead of using the RF IN jack on the TV and the RF splitter.  Refer to Fig. 3 for typical
connections.

INSTALLING THE IR EMITTERS:

Plug the supplied emitters into the jacks marked "EMITTER" on the CPL94B.  Next, remove the paper
backing exposing the adhesive surface of each emitter.  Press the adhesive side directly into place over the
center of the infrared sensor "window" on the front panel of the satellite receiver, VCR, etc.

NOTE:  It may not be possible to place emitters on the sensor of some products (such as RCA DSS
receivers).  In such cases, use the high output 282M emitter placed close to the sensor or on a nearby shelf,
etc. (within 6 inches).

172-94

Fig. 4

  Advanced Multiroom Hookup

282M &

283M

IR Emitters

(included)

1ST TV

RF IN

A/V INPUTS

(BACK PANEL)

V

L

R

MAIN ROOM

RF IN

RF OUT

RF IN

OUT TO TV

TV SIGNAL PATH

IR REMOTE CONTROL PATH

Hand Held

Remote

REMOTE ROOM

120 V AC

(unswitched)

RF IN

2ND

TV

Satellite Dish

Coaxial Cable

(not included)

Place emitters on

the IR sensor

window on front

panel of each
controlled unit

(see text).

Emitter

SATELLITE
RECEIVER

 

(Back Panel)

VCR

(Back Panel)

Emitter

IR Sensor Windows

(Front Panel)

Coaxial Cable

(not included)

Coaxial Cable

(included)

Coaxial Cable

(not included)

CPL94B

COUPLER

(included)

Room-to-Room Coaxial Cable

(not included)

291-00 IR

RECEIVER

(included)

Coaxial Cable

(included)

INJ94 INJECTOR

(Included)

781C-00

Power Supply (included)

200-00

RF SPLITTER

2-Way

(not included)

Coaxial Cable

(not included)

A/V OUTPUTS

V

L

R

IN

OUT

V

L

R

A/V Patch Cords

(alternative connection - see text, pg 4)

IN

OUT

OUT

EMITTER

REMOTE TV

SAT/VCR

CPL94B COUPLER

EMITTER

+12 V

IR

RCVR

TV

INPUT

INJ94 INJECTOR

Summary of Contents for 172-94

Page 1: ...ng 5 Two short coaxial cables One connects the TV signal source to the CPL94B Coupler in the Main Room The other connects the INJ94 Injector to the TV in the Remote Room 6 A 781C 00 Power supply This plugs into an unswitched 120V AC outlet to provide power to the 291 00 IR Receiver CONNECTIONS The Xtra Link system uses the coaxial cable that carries the TV RF signal from the source equipment in th...

Page 2: ...a 120 VAC unswitched outlet after you have made all other connections Position the 291 00 IR Receiver so that the infrared beam from the handheld remote control has a direct view to the front of the unit within 20 feet INSTALLING THE INJ94 INJECTOR Connect one of the two short coaxial cables between TV on the INJ94 Injector and RF IN on the TV in the Remote Room Connect the room to room cable to I...

Page 3: ...sensor of some products such as RCA DSS receivers In such cases use the high output 282M emitter placed close to the sensor or on a nearby shelf etc within 6 inches 172 94 Fig 4 Advanced Multiroom Hookup 282M 283M IR Emitters included 1ST TV RF IN A V INPUTS BACK PANEL V L R MAIN ROOM RF IN RF OUT RF IN OUT TO TV TV SIGNAL PATH IR REMOTE CONTROL PATH Hand Held Remote REMOTE ROOM 120 V AC unswitche...

Page 4: ...the 291 00 IR Receiver may have to be moved to a different location if the unit is picking up interference This interference may in severe cases prevent the system from working Common sources of interference are RF radiation from the TV set on which the 291 00 IR Receiver may have been placed Direct or reflected sunlight Fluorescent Compact Fluorescent Neon Neon Art Halogen lights or light dimmers...

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