Wireless Audio/Video  (150-1958)     Connections       Faxback Doc. # 3873
Distribution System

TRANSMITTER CONNECTIONS AND SETUP

You can connect two video components to the transmitter -- one that has
separate audio/video outputs, such as a VCR, and one that has a Channel
3-4 output, such as a cable box.

NOTES:  In the following instructions, we refer to the video components as
        a VCR and a cable box, but you can substitute any video components
        that have the same types of outputs.

        For optimum range, fully extend the transmitter's antenna, and
        position the transmitter as high as possible and away from metal
        objects.

1.  Using video-quality shielded cables with phono connectors, connect the
    VCR's audio and video output jacks to the transmitter's A/V IN jacks. 
    If your VCR has mono audio, connect it to the L AUDIO jack.

    NOTE:  If you want to connect the VCR's outputs to a nearby monitor,
           use an A/V Distribution Amplifier (Cat. No. 15-1103).

2.  Using 75-ohm coaxial cable, connect the cable box's Channel 3-4 output
    terminal to the input of a two-way 75-ohm splitter (Cat. No. 15-1141).

3.  Using 75-ohm coaxial cable, connect one of the splitter's outputs to
    the VHF terminal on your TV; connect the splitter's other output to
    the transmitter's CABLE IN terminal.

4.  If you connected a cable box to the CABLE IN terminal, set the
    transmitter's CHANNEL 304 switch to the same position as the cable
    box's Channel 3-4 switch.

5.  Set the transmitter's SYSTEM CODE switch to either A or B.

For optimum range, fully extend the receiver's antenna, and position the
receiver as high as possible and away from metal objects.

1.  Using 75-ohm coaxial cable, connect the receiver's TO TV terminal to
    the TV's VHF terminal.

2.  If you have a TV antenna, connect the antenna wire to the receiver's
    ANT IN terminal.  (Use an optional 300-to-75 ohm matching transformer
    if necessary.)

3.  Set the receiver's SYSTEM CODE switch the same position as the
    transmitter's switch.

(ALL-12/29/94)