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AV360 Quick Install Guide
1.0 Disclaimer
The purchase and usage of Belkin AV360™ is for indoor application only. Belkin AV360™
should only be installed by a licensed cable electrician skilled in the field of low voltage indoor
cable installs. The Belkin AV360™ solution is not intended for do-it-yourself installation as
critical damage to building, hardware and bodily harm may occur if not properly installed.
2.0
Product Description
Belkin AV360™ is the highest performing end to end modular AV cabling system in the world,
connecting AV sources to projectors, displays, and TVs via a single cable. All AV360™
extension cables come with our patented 360 swivel pull caps for easy conduit installation.
Belkin AV360™ solutions:
o
Composite, S-Video, or Component: 25-100ft extension cables will work with
composite, s-video or component wall plates. The composite, s-video or component
adapters will only work with 25 and 50ft extension cables.
o
VGA or VGA+Stereo Audio: up to 300’ with wallplate terminations
o
HDMI: up to 250’ with wallplate terminations
3.0
Installation
IMPORTANT: The AV360™ Extension Cable Type MUST match the AV360™ Wallplates.
The cables are color-coded to match the wallplates. Any non-color matched configuration will
result in non-performance, potential damage to the cabling & active components, and voiding
of the Belkin warranty. AV360™ is designed to pass straight conduits and 90 degree bending
conduits. AV360™ will not pass through 90 degree tight angled conduits.
1. Belkin components required
a. AV360™ Wallplate set: TX & RX wallplates and respective power adapters
b. AV360™ Extension cable
c. Belkin-brand AV cables: HDMI, VGA, Composite, Component, or S-Video
-or equivalent-
2. Tools
required
a. Phillips
screwdriver
b. Optional, if junction box is not used:
i. Electric
Drill
ii. Drywall
saw
iii. Wall anchor screws
c. Pull rod, fish tape and/or pull line
3. Initial
Setup
a. Identify the TX and RX Wallplates
i. TX is the source side: DVD, PC, or Media player
ii. RX is the display side: Projector, monitor, or TV