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5.8 GHz Dual-Input Audio/Video Sender System - AVS58
www.cocoonsystems.com.au
5.2 C
onnECtInG
VIA
SCARt C
onnECtIon
(
ADAptER
lAbElED
“
tRAnSmIttER
”)
If your source device has a SCART output then this can be used for connection to the
Transmitter. Connect one of the supplied AV cables to a spare input on the Transmitter
(labelled AUDIO IN - VIDEO IN or AV IN). Next, plug the red/white/yellow plugs from the
other end of the AV cable into one of the supplied SCART adaptors labelled “Transmitter”.
Next, connect the SCART adaptor into the SCART output of your source device. If you
don’t have a spare SCART output on your source device because it is connected to the
local TV, you may remove this connection as the Transmitter has an output for connection
to the local TV (see 5.4 below).
Important:
The AV IN terminals on the Transmitter should only be connected to an AV
Output on your source device, it will not work if connected to an AV Input.
If you want to transmit audio only, connect only the white and red plugs of the AV cable to
the SCART adaptor.
5.3 C
onnECtInG
to
A
3.5
mm
A
UDIo
J
ACk
(
HEADpHonE
SoCkEt
)
You can connect the Transmitter to a 3.5mm audio jack (headphone socket) of a source
device to transmit audio only (eg. to transmit audio from a stereo or personal music player).
To do so, first connect one of the supplied AV cables to an input on the Transmitter (labelled
AUDIO IN - VIDEO IN or AV IN), then plug just the white and red plugs into the audio adap-
tor. Next connect the audio adaptor to the 3.5mm audio output jack of your source device.
5.4 C
onnECtInG
tHE
t
RAnSmIttER
to
tHE
l
oCAl
tV
In order to view signals from your source device(s) on the local TV (where the Transmitter is
situated), plug a supplied AV cable into this connection and plug the red/white/yellow plugs
from the other end into an AV Input on your TV. You can use the Source Selector Switch
on the rear of the Transmitter to choose which signal (Source 1 or Source 2) is transmitted
to the TV connected to the A/V OUT output (see page 9 - Fig. 5.8.2).
5.5 I
nfRARED
E
xtEnDER
(
foR
REmotE
ContRol
of
SoURCE
DEVICES
fRom
REmotE
Room
)
To enable remote control of the source device(s) from the remote location (where you will
have the Receiver installed), you have to connect the IR Extender lead. The Transmitter
outputs the IR signal (sent from the Receiver) through the 3 stick-on IR emitter diodes
positioned on the IR Extender lead. The emitters output the IR signal directly onto the IR
receiving sensor of your source device(s) (see page 9 - Fig. 5.8.3).
Connect the 3.5mm plug of the IR Extender to the IR EXT. socket on the Transmitter. Next,
stick one of the IR emitters next to the IR receiver sensor window of the device you want to
control. Information on where the IR sensor window is located should be in the manual of
your device. Further tips are provided in the troubleshooting section (pages 14-15).
