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FCC ID: PNK4M0-EXT

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FCCID_154016

2.4 GHz WIRELESS

CAUTNION: DO NOT REMOVE THE CovER FOR REDLUCING THE RISK OF ELECTARIC SHOCK. . NO USER—SEARVICEABLE PARTS INSIDEREFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERMIEC PERSONNEL. WARNING : _ To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to Safety term and Symbols A Warning: Warning statements identify . conditions or practices that could result in injury or loss of life. A‘ Caution: Caution statements identify ho conditions or practices that could result in damage to this product or A . other property. Danger: Do not remove the cover for . FCCID: PNK2G4—AV > . ' _ reducing the risk of electric shock. PNKAMO—EXT . e ’ This device cof withPart 16 of the FCC Rutes . Operation is subject tothe following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, . | including interference that may cause undesired operation. __

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. All the safety and operating instructions should be 10. Power supply cord should be routed so that they are read before the product is operated. not likely to be walked on or pinched by items . The safety and operating instructions should be placed upon or against themn, paying particular retained for future reference. attention to cords at plugs, or other sources, refer to . All warnings on the product and in the operating the operating instructions. instructions should be adhered to. . All operating and use instructions should be 11. For added protection for this product during a followed. lightning storm, or it is left umattended and unused . Unplug this products from the wall outlet before for lomng periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aeroso! and disconnect cable system. This will prevent cleaners. Use a damp cloth for the cleaning. damage to the product due to lightning and power . Do not use attachments not recommended by the line surges. products manufacturer if they may cause hazards. 12. Never push objects of any kind into this product . Do not use this prao;;?gmar water — for example, through openings as they may touch dangerous near a bath tub, w owl, kitchen sink, or laundry voltage points or short—out parts that could result in a tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool: fire or electronic shock. Never spill liquid of any kind and the like. on the product. . Any mounting of the product should follow the 13. Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or ‘manufacturer‘s instructions, and should use a integral convenience receptacles as this can result in mounting accessory recommended by the a risk of fire or electric shock. manufacturer. 14. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer . This product should be operated only from the type servicing to qualified service personnel under the of power source indicated on the marking label. If following conditions. you are not sure of the type or power supply to your * When the power—supply cord or plug is damaged. home, consult your product dealer or local Power * If liquid have been spilled, or objects have fallen Company. For products intended to operate form into the products battery power, or other sources, refer to the roduct does not operate normally by operating instruction. folléwing the operating instructions, adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often

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3. Controls/Functions 3.1 Transmitter 3.2 Receiver Front & Side Panel Front & Side Panel . . LED for IR Controller active indication . LED for 1R Controller acttive indication ~ o 0 B G N ® ~ 0 0 m G N . IR Window . IR Window . LED for Channel number indication . LED for Channal numberindication . Channel Selector . Channel Selector . Power Switch . Power Switch . Adaptor Connector . Adaptor Connector . RCA Connector . RCA Connector . IR Extender Connector 5 6

4. How to Connect 4.1 Connect the Transmitter to the AAV 4.3 Plug the Transmitter and Receiver Sources with Audio / Video cable into the power outlet using attached Adaptor j A/V Saurces : Video Recorder, Digital Video * . S# Disc., Compact Disc Player, Satelite Receiver, Camcorder, Stereo Receiver, Security Camera, Hi—Fi System, Laser Disc Player, Computer, Cassette Deck etc. 4.4 Plug the IR Extender to the Transmitter 4.2 Connect the Receiver to the A/V IR port and put the IR Extender Displays headend in front of the AAV source‘s IR sensor A/V Displays : Computer Monitor ( Converted card required ), Powered Speakers, TV Moritor etc. 7

(#" 5. Operations 6. Trouble Shooting Please read this user manual carefully before 5.1 Turn on the Transmitter and Receiver using the A/V system If you stil have difficulties to use power the AAV system consult the following syndrome, which will guide you to solve most cormmon problems. 5.2 Turn on the A/V sources and A/V display 6.1 No Picture or Sound * Check the adaptor rightly connected. 5.3 Press the Channel Switch @ to the * Power ON/OFF switch is in right position. same channel * Check all the cables welt and rightly connected. 5.3.1 View the Channel Selection LED @ 6.2 Interference in the Image and Sound * Move your Transmitter or Receiver slowly to find a best recep tion position Channel I : Fiash once In for your A/V systemn. one time * Shorten the distance between your Channel II ; Flash twice In Transmitter and Receiver. one time * Check if there is any interferen ce radio Channel III: Flash thrice in frequency source near your Receiver source one time such as microwave oven. Channel IV : Flash quartic In * If there is any interference radio frequency — one time source near your MReceiver, try to switch your? channel to get a best performance. * Check if the Transmnitter and Receiv 5.4 Enjoy the wireless A/V entertainment er are in the same channel. 6.3 Remote Control Function does not Work * Check if the Remote Control is out of battery. & Make sure your Remote Control is able to align the Receiver IR window * Make sure the distance between your remot e control & Receiver window; Receiver & Transmitter are with in the valid range. 10

P\/\/ Ang, bo l Naw rivay agzsa 7. Specification Transmitter: Receiver: Item Specification Remark IKem Specification Remark Frequency 2400 MHz ~ 2483 MHz Frequency 2400 MHz ~ 2483 MHz Transmitter Power 10 dBm Typical Receiver Sengitivity —88 dBm Minimum Channel Number 4 2414,2432,2450,2458MHz Channel Number 4 2414,2432,2450,24G8MHz Frequency Stability +100 KHz Typical L.0. Stability +100 KHz Typical Video Input Level 1 Vp—p Typical Video Qutput Level 1 Vp—p Typical Audio Input Level 1 Vrms Typical Audio Output Level 1 Vrms Typical Supply Voltage 9V Typical Supply Voltage gV Power Consumption 90 mA Typical Power Consumption 200 mA Typical Antenna F—Type Antenna F—Type Dimension 145 D x 92 W x 40 H Unit is mm Dimension 145 D x 92 W x 40 H Unit is mm Operating Temperature —10°C ~ +60 °C Operating Temperature —10°C ~ +60 °C To provide the latest technologies product to our custorner is our responsibility, therefore, we reserve the right to change the specifications without prior notice. 11 12


Document Created: 2001-06-01 03:30:17
Document Modified: 2001-06-01 03:30:17
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