Sony MRD-D1 Bedienungsanleitung

SONY° 9-936-299-01 (1)

Multi-Room

Distribution System

for Sony Digital Satellite Receiver

Installation Manual

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Caution

This unit is not designed for outdoor use and should be installed in a

clean, dry location.

Radio Interference Information

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for

a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses,

and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may. cause harmful interference to

radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference

will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be

determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is !

encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from

that to which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for

help.

Trademarks

Sony is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.

"*Dss ®is a registered trademark of DIRECTV, Inc., a unit of Hughes

Electronics Co_Qra._ti.on .....

Patent Notice

Products utilize the following: U.S. Patent No. 4,509,211; Taiwan Patent

No. 25,991; United Kingdom Patent No. 2,140,182with Hong Kong

Regi.stiration 1_2, Canadian Patent No. 1,200,024; other patents issued

and pending, all of which are licensed by Multiplex Technology, ___c.

from Xantech Corporation.

Contents

Introduction ............... 4

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Inspection .......................................................................... 5

Preparation for Use .......................................................... 6

Installation Instructions .......................................... .,-,.,,._..,7

Connectiong the Remote l_v's ....................................... 10

Setting up and Tuning _e Modulator ........................ 11

System Diagram ............................................................. 13

Common Questions ......................................................... 14

Specifications .................................................................. 15

Limited Warranty ........................................... back cover

Introduction

Congratulations on selecting the MRD-D1 multi-room distribution

system for use with your Sony brand DSS ®(Digital Satellite System).

With it you will be able to enjoy crisp, clear pictures from the DSS

receiver at up to five additional viewing locations within your home. As

an added benefit, MRD-D1 will also distribute video and audio from a

second source such as a VCR or laserdisc player. -........

Each video source connected to MRD-D1 is capable of being operated

by infrared (IR) remote control from any of five viewing locations. The

system is provided with one IR target (the device which enables IR

commands to be sent from a remote viewing location to the video

source) and two IR emitters (devices which actuate the video source).

In the event you require remote control at additional viewing locations

within your home, your Sony dealer can provide additional IR target

units (EAC-T1) for use with MRD-D1.

To order Sony brand DSS Accessories, visit your local retailer or call toll

free 1-800-488-7669 Monday-Friday 7:00am - 7:00pro and Saturday

8:00am - 4:30pm CST. American Express, Visa, Master Card, and

Discover Card accepted.

Please read this manual thoroughly before attempting installation.

Note

•The MRD-D1 distributes mono audio which is not full DSS signal quality.

4 Introduction

Inspection

Your MRD-D1 multi-room distribution system consists of a modulator

unit, a power supply, two IR emitter assemblies, an IR target, four

mounting screws, and a channel tuning tool as shown.

Modulator Unit

Power Supply

IR Target IR Emitter (2) ' Tuning Tool

Mounting Screws

Introduction 5

Preparation for Use

Before installing your MRD-D1, please read the following brief

discussion of its parts and what they do:

Modulator Unit

The modulator unit accepts the video input from your Sony DSS

receiver and one other video device of your choosing (VCR, laserdisc

player, etc.) and creates an "in-house" television channel for thefff_T14e

unit also accepts the input from an off-air antenna or cable service and

provides some amplification of the signal. The outputs from the

modulator unit can be connected to up to five TVs: two located within

30 ft. of the unit, and three located within 100 ft. of the unit. When

connected to remote TVs, a Sony IR target EAC-T1 must be used in

order to use your remote control.

Power Supply

The MRD-D1 is designed to operate from a 12 V AC power source. The

power supply provided with your system will make tl_e necessary

voltage conversions when connected to 110 V AC, 60 Hz power.

Under no circumstances should you substitute the power supply

provided with MRD-D 1.

IR Emitters

There are two IR emitters provided with MRD-D1. The IR emitters

connect to the modulator unit and are to be placed over the IR receiver

located on the video sources. One emitter is provided for each source.

IR_Target

One IR target is provided with MRD-D1. The IR target is to be installed

in a remote viewing room and is connected to the modulator unit via a

75-ohm coaxial cable. This IR target must be exposed so you can point

your remote control at it.

6 Introduction

Installation Instructions

Make certain that your present system is functioning correctly

prior to installing MRD-D1. Ensure that all antenna or cable

signals are being received on all TVs that will be connected to

MRD-D1.

Determine whether your home TV service is cable (CATV) or off-

air (antenna).

Note

•You should make written notes on this step so that you can refer to

them later.

El If cable: determine the highest channel number delivering a

picture signal, excluding channels 95-99. If uncertain, contact,

your local cable company.

If antenna: tune the TV one channel at a time from channel 14

to channel 36. Write down the channel number of each channel

that has no trace of a_picture.

Determine which of the remote TVs will be provided with IR

control capability using the IR target provided with MRD-D1.

Note

•You can, at a later time, move the target to another remote TV, or add

more IR targets. For now, you need to plan where the target will be

used.

Select an installation location for the modulator unit that satisfies

all of the following conditions:

El is close to the DSS receiver and the second video source;

has 110 volt AC power within easy access;

El can connect easily to the coaxial input that delivers either the

antenna or cable signal to the main TV;

_-- permits _onnection of the IR emitters to the video sources

within the length of the emitter cable (6 ft.);

El is clean and dry and likely to stay that way. Mounting near

window or door openings is strongly discouraged.

Installation Instructions 7

Fasten the modulator unit to the desired location using the

mounting screws provided with the unit. The orientation is not

critical. Mounting that enables clear access to the top of the unit for

tuning and easy access to connectors on the left and right sides of

the unit is most desirable.

Connect the modulator unit to the video sources (when viewed

from the end, the video and audio input connectors on the left are

for INPUT 1 and those on the right are for INPUT 2) ..............

Connect the DSS receiver video and audio outputs to INPUT 1 and

the second video source (optional) to INPUT 2.

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Connect the coaxial cable from the antenna or the cable source

directly to the modulator unit using the connector labeled RF IN.

Connect the main TV to the modulator unit using a coaxial cable

between the VHF/UHF input of the TV and one of the connectors

labeled LOCAL RF OUT on the modulator unit.

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•When the second video source is a VCR, connect the other LOCAL RF OUT

connector to the VCR input connector using a coaxial cable.

8 Installation Instructions

9Connect the IR emitters to the modulator unit. With firm pressure,

place one of the adhesive backed IR emitters over the remote

sensor on the DSS receiver. Repeat the procedure for the second

video source.

DSSReceiver

Remote Sensor

Modulator unit

IR Emitters

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To Second

Video Source

Note

•You may have to refer to the owners manual of the second video

source to determine the location of its remote sensor.

Your modulator unit is now ready for use and can be turned on,

tuned and tested without connecting the remote 7_/s. If you wish

to tuih on now _,proceed to the section of this manual dealing W'ffh v:"

set-up and tuning the modulator unit on page 11. If you wish to-

connect the remote TVs now, proceed to page 10.

Installation Instructions 9

Connecting the Remote TVs

1MRD-D1 will support (provide signal for, and IR remote control of

two video sources for) five remote TV locations. Connect the

modulator unit directly to each TV via a 75-ohm coaxial cable and

an IR target.

Modulator Unit

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Notes

•Additional IR targets can be added as desired. They are available from

your Sony dealer.

• If the system is improperly tuned, the power indicator will blink. Do

not ignore a blinking power indicator even if the TV is showing a

picture. Repeat the tuning procedure.

10 Installation Instructions

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