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CONNECT & OPERATE
Application Example
1. Connect a source such as a Blu-Ray player, game console, A/V Receiver, Cable or Satellite Receiver, etc. to the HDMI input on the
Transmitting unit.
2. Connect a display such as a HDTV or HD Projector to the HDMI output on the receiving units.
3. Connect a single CAT5e/6 up to 164ft/50M to the output of the Transmitting unit, and the other end to the input of the receiving units.
4. For power, plug both the transmitting unit and receiving units to the included power supplies.
5. Power on each device in the same sequence (The receiver and transmitter will already be powered when either unit is plugged in.)
At this point the display connected should display the source signal connected to the extender set. If no signal is displayed, check the
receiver EQ switcher. If a display is having difficulty receiving a signal, see the EDID section and perform EDID learning or access the
display’s menu and adjust the resolution (lowest to highest until signal is displayed). A 24Hz vertical refresh rate may work better than
60Hz or higher. Use the source remote at the receiver emitter to test IR functionality. If the IR remote function is not responding, check the
emitters to ensure they are placed correctly and are plugged into the correct IR jacks on the extender sets receiving and transmitting units.
Wideband IR (30KHz---60KHz) introduction
IR RECEIVER (RX):
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To control the source:
Plug IR Receiver into the IR RX port of the receiver unit; place the receiver at or near the display.
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To control the display:
Plug the IR Receiver into IR RX port of the transmitter unit; place the receiver in position where it is able to
receive remote signals.
IR BLASTER (TX):
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To control the source:
Plug the IR Blaster into IR TX port of the transmitter unit; place the blaster in front of the IR eye of the source.
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To control the display:
Plug the IR Blaster into IR TX port
of the receiver unit; place the blaster in front of the IR eye of the display.
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