Marmitek PC to TV SENDER Owner's Manual

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MARMITEK GV20 PC to TV SENDER OWNER’S MANUAL
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Caution: to reduce risk of electric shock, do not disassemble any part of the videosender
system. No user-serviceable parts are inside. If you spill liquid on it, disconnect the unit from the AC outlet to prevent possible fire or shock hazard and consult authorized service personnel. Use only the supplied powersupplies. Defective parts must be replaced by original spareparts only.
Powerline operated equipment or accessories connected to the unit should bear the CE certification mark and should not be modified in any way that might defeat the safety features.
Warning: to prevent electric shock hazard, do not expose any part of the video Sender to rain or moisture. Do not use near a bath tub, swimmingpool, etc. Disconnect the unit during thunderstorms from mains and other connected equipment to avoid damage.
No guarantee or liability will be accepted for any damage caused due to incorrect use of the equipment supplied, other than indicated in this owner’s manual.
1. SETTING UP THE MARMITEK GV20 TRANSMITTER
1. Connect one set of Audio/Video cables to the VIDEO [C] and AUDIO [D] jacks of your Marmitek GV20 Transmitter. Take care to match the colors of the plugs on the cable with the jacks on the GV20 Transmitter.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the Audio/Video OUT jacks of the video source you want to transmit the signal from (e.g. your VCR, DVD, Satellite or TV). If your video source is equipped with a SCART connector use the SCART Adapter labelled TRANSMITTER. If the jacks are colored differently, connect the yellow plug on the jack VIDEO, the red plug on the jack AUDIO RIGHT and the white plug to the jack AUDIO LEFT.
3. Switch the Power slide switch on the side into the "OFF" position
4. Plug the supplied mains adaptor, labelled Sender/Transmitter 12V, 200mA, into a 230Volt 50Hz wall outlet and connect the jack to the 12V jack at the rear side of the transmitter. Only use the supplied mains adaptor!
5. Switch the Power switch to the ON position.
6. Set the Channel-switch [A] on A.
7. Position the transmitter in a convenient location and orient the antenna [K]
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To connect the GV20 transmitter to your PC, please refer to the schematic below.
Video card
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Sound card
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Provided with your Video Card or use Marmitek CVBS conversion cable, Art. No. 09388
If you have several A/V components:
If you have two or more A/V components (e.g. VCR, Cable box, Laserdisc or satellite receiver) that you want to watch in another room, they will probably already been hooked up to the local TV in series. To connect the GV20 Transmitter you just need to indentify the last component in the chain and connect the Line OUT or scart to the GV20 Transmitter IN jacks.
2. SETTING UP THE MARMITEK GV20 RECEIVER
1. Connect a set of Audio/Video cables to the LINE OUT jacks [H+I] of your GV20 Receiver. Connect the other end to your TV. If your TV has a Scart connector, you may use the Scart adaptor provided; labelled: "Receiver".
2. Switch the Power slide switch on the side into the "OFF" position
3. Plug the supplied mains adaptor, labelled Receiver 9V, 400mA, into a 230Volt -50Hz wall outlet and connect the jack [E] to the 9V jack at the backside of the receiver. Only use the supplied mains adaptor!
4. Switch the Power switch [B] to the ON position.
5. Set the Channel-switch [A] on A.
6. Put the side antenna [J] of the remote control extender in an upright position.
3. FINE TUNING YOUR MARMITEK GV20 SET
Make sure your A/V equipment is switched on. Switch the receiving TV on and select the A/V channel (normally found on the "0" or "AV" button). The picture should now automatically be there, no tuning is required. The wireless GV20 usually works best with the indented faces of the antennas [K] on the Transmitter and Receiver unit look at one another. Sometimes however distance, reflections and other effects in the home may affect the signal so that some adjustment of either Transmitter or Receiver antenna may be necessary to get the best signal. If still experiencing difficulty, try changing the "ABCD" channel selector and change channels. Remember though both the receiver and transmitter must be on the same channel.
If you are not getting any signal at all:
Check that the units are connected to mains and that the Power-switch is in the ON position. Check that the Channel slide switch (labelled A-D) on both GV20 units is set at the same number. Check if the receiving TV is on the correct A/V channel. Raise the small black side antenna [J] to an upright position.
4. THE REMOTE EXTENDER
FEATURE
To use this feature, you need the Marmitek IR Eye, separately available (Art. No. 09682)
Your Marmitek VideoSender has the ability to transmit infrared signals from your own remote control from your receiving TV back to the equipment connected to videosender. For example, you can change channels on
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your satellite receiver while viewing in another room. Simply point your original remote control to the IR window on the front of your GV20 Receiver. The IR signal is now transmitted by radio to the GV20 transmitter.
Set up is simple, ideally with 2 people. Use the “IR Eye” IR LED (optional) and connect the small jack plug on the back of the Transmitter (IR) You have to place the IR LED (emitter) in front of the IR sensor of the equipment you want to control. For the best result you can experiment which position of the IR LED (emitter) works best. If you have problems with the range, try to move the receiver and/or transmitter away from your connected equipment. This can greatly increase performance of the radio transmission.
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