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Status
Transmitter
Receiver
Power
(RED)
Video
(GREEN)
Link
(GREEN)
Power
(RED)
Video
(GREEN)
Link
(GREEN)
Power on
x
x
x
x
x
Link AV
x
x
x
x
x
Connectivity
x
x
x
x
x
Standby
x
x
x
4. Standby Function
When the transmitter and receiver are both powered on, the red LED will light immediately.
The green “link” LED will blink until the transmitter and receiver compete the link process. The green “link” LED will then
remain on.
When the HDMI source and HDMI monitor are both turned on, the green “video” LED will light, at this time the sender is
sending the HDMI signal to the receiver.
If either the video monitor or video source is turned off, after a time period of one minute, the set will go into standby mode,
and the “link” LED will turn off. On the side where the HDMI device was turned off, the “video” LED will also turn off.
5. Important Operation Notes
IR Remote Control
This set is capable of accepting IR commands at the receiver, and sending them to the IR emitter, plugged into the transmitter.
This enables source devices, such as BluRay players, cable or satellite boxes to be controlled at the location of the monitor or
projector. Note that the target for the IR control is on the front panel of the Wireless Receiver, and this must be kept in mind
when locating the receiver near the monitor.
Note that the IR remote control does not function while the units are in Standby mode. If you are at the location of the
monitor or projector, that monitor or projector must be turned on to “wake” the wireless transmitter and receiver from
Standby mode. Then the IR extender will function properly.
Syncing the Transmitter and receiver
Once the transmitter and receiver are “linked” it is not advised to move or relocate either unit. If the receiver (located at the
monitor or projector) is left in standby mode, and power is interrupted at the transmitter (for example to move it from a
BluRay player to a PC or laptop), it may be necessary to reset power to both the receiver and transmitter in order for them to
“link” to each other.
Use with laptop computers
Many laptop computers will automatically deactivate the HDMI output while the output is not in use. When connecting the
laptop to the HDMI Transmitter, it may be necessary to check the laptop to ensure the HDMI output is activated.
Range
Typical range of this device is 30m (98’), based on open line of sight (LOS) installation. This unit is capable of transmitting
through walls and floors of most residences, however overall range will be decreased. In cases of range issue, it is best to
locate the transmitter and receiver in open areas with few obstructions.
