2. Place the VideoNET TRANSMITTER IR repeater 3in position and
turn it towards the infrared sensor of your picture source2(video,
etc.) as in figure 3. To do this use the double-sided adhesive 11.
3. Connect the VideoNET TRANSMITTER to the mains and press the
on switch 1. The indicator 2will light up.
4. Place the VideoNET RECEIVER next to the TV set anywhere in your
house.
5. Connect the VideoNET RECEIVER to the TV set, if the TV is
connected to the aerial outlet, use the mixer 17 and the connecting
cable for the TV 14 (see figure 4). If the TV set is not connected
to the aerial outlet, connect the VideoNET directly to the TV using
the connecting cable for the TV 14 (see figure 5).
6. Connect the VideoNET RECEIVER to the mains and press the on
switch 12. The indicator 13 will light up.
7. Tune in the TV set on VHF channel 23If this channel is being
used to receive another programme or if picture quality is poor,
change the VideoNET TRANSMITTER channel by setting the
channel switch 6to the VHF channel 3 or VHF channel 4
position, and once again, tune in your TV to the channel you have
selected.
8. Now you will be able to see on the TV set connected to the
VideoNET RECEIVER what is being broadcast from the picture
source4(video, etc.). Point the picture source remote control at the
VideoNET RECEIVER, and select on this the function that you want
this picture source to carry out (move video forward, stop, rewind,
change channel, etc.). If the picture source does not carry out the
orders from your remote control, adjust the IR repeater control 7
towards position 30 or 38 in order to adjust the VideoNET
TRANSMITTER to your remote control.
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2It is normally located behind a plastic surface on the front of the
video.
3 If you do not know how to tune in your TV, consult the TV manual.
4 On certain videos you need to activate the TUNER function so that
they are not automatically disconnected. Consult the manual of
your video.
