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AIRWAVE TECHNOLOGIES INC.
Video Sender
USER Manual
AWV31 5
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the regulations
tora Class BAnang Device. pursuant to section 15 ottha FCC Rules. This
equipment is designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in n reaidendai 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 interterenoe to radio
communications. Due to the nature ottha equipment. there is no guarantee
that Interference will not occur in a particular Installation. If this equipment
dose cause harmful interference to radio or television reception. which can
be determlned by turning the equipment of! and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interterence by one or more at the following measures:
Rearrange or relocate the receiving antenna.
increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment to 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.
Notice“
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
tor compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment
and place the user in violation of FCC regulations.
AUTION
RISKOF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
A A
CAUTION: DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER
DUE TO RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL FOR REPAIR OR SERVICE
WARNING:
Do not expose this product to rain or a damp environment as this may
create a ‘isk of fire or electric shock as well as cause damage to this
product.
IMFORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTI ONS
1,Re=d this Instructlons: All the safety and operating instructions should
he read refers the product is operated.
2. Retain Instructions: The safety and operating Instructions should be
kept for "uture reference.
3. Head warnings: All warnings on the product and in the operating
inalructlons should be adhered to,
4. Follow nllructions: All operlling and use instructions should be
tollowed.
5. Cleaning: Unplug this product from the wall outlet beiore cleaning. Do
not use Ilquld cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth Ior
cleaning. Do not Immerse in water.
6. Attachments: Do not use attachments not recommended by the
product manufacturer as they may create hazardous conditions.
7. Vhter and Moisture: Do not use this product near water-Ior example.
do not use: neara bath tub; wash bowl; kitchen dink; laundry tub;
in a wet oassmenl: near a swimming pool; and the like.
E a.
11,
13.
14.
16.
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15.
Accessories: Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand.
tripod. bracket. or table. The product may fall. causing serious
injury to a child or adultand serious damage to the product. Use only
with a cart. stand, tripod, bracket. ortable recommended by the
manufactl. for. or sold with the product. Any mounting otthe product
should iollow the manufacturer's instructions, and should use a
mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer.
A product and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick
stops. exnessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the
product il‘d cart combination overturn.
10. Ventilation: Slots and opening: in the cabinet are provided for
ventilation and to ensure reliable operation ofthe product and to
protect it irorn overheating. These openings must not be blocked
or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the
product on a bed. sofa. rug. or other similar surface. This product
should not be placed in e builtAln installation such as a bookcase
or rack unless proper ventilation is provided and the manufacturer's
instructions have been adhered to.
PowerSources: This product should be operated only with the
type of power source (Le. voltage) indicated on the marking label.
llyou are not sure or the type at powersupplled to your home.
consult your product dealer or local Power Company, For products
intended to operate from battery power. or other sources, refer to
the operei no instructions, .
Power-Cord protection: Powersupply cords should be routed so
that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed
upon oregeinst them. paying particular attention to cards at plugs.
convenience receptacles. and the point where they exit from the
product.
Lightning: =or added protection for this product during electrical
storms, or when it is left unattended and unused tor long periods
ottime. unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna
or cable system. This will prevent damage to the productdue to
lightning tir power-line surges.
Overloading: Do notoverlosd welt outlets. extension cords. or
integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire
or electric shock.
Obiect and Liquid Entry: Never push objects of any kind into this
product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage
points or snort-out parts that could result in a fireor electric shock.
Never spill liquid otany kind on the product.
Servicing: Do not attempt to service this productyoursett as opening
or removing cover: may expose you to dangerous voltage or other
hazards. lieter all repair or otherservlce to qualified service personnel.
Damage Requiring Service: Unplug this product from the wall
outlet and 'eter servicing to qualified service personnel under the
following conditions:
1B
Iftne power-supply cord or plug is damagedt
Ifliquid hen been spilled/upon. or objects have fallen into. the produot,
If the product has been exposed to rain or water
Ifthe product does not operate normally when iollowing the operating
instruction 5. Adjust only mane controls that are covered by the
operating lutructlons. as an improper adjustment oi other controls
may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a
qualified tuchniciln to restore the product to its normal operation.
Il’the product has been dropped or damaged in any way. and
When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance. as this
indicates an need iorservice.
Heat: The prod uct should be situated away from heat sources such as
radiator; heat registers. stovest or other prod ucte that produce heat.
including amplifiers. electric lights and open fireplaces. Avoid
direcleuni ght,
Minus
0 PART 1: Introduction to the Video Game AirLink
A. Applicatktn
B, Features ————
Q PART 2: List Packaged Contents
A. One Transmitter
B. One Receiver
C. Two power adapters
D. OneAudicr/Video (AN) cable
0 PART 31 Controls and Features
0 PART 4: Installation
on Nl a: oust-ab mum
0 PART 5: Connecting the Transmitter to the AN sources
A. How to connect VGA Transmitter to yourVideo Game Player— 3
B. How to connect VGA Transmitter to your VCR. DVD, VCD
Satellite Laser Disc Player —-————— 9
G. How to connect VGA Transmitter to yoursatellite Receiver
or CATV Set-Top Box ——~—-— 10
D. How to connect VGA Transmitter to your Camcorder —— 11
E1 How to send Audio from your CD Player or Cassette
Deck —""—'——-—— 11
OPART a: Connectlng the Receiver to the AN Display Units 12
A. How connect the VGA Receiver to your TV set or Monitor—- 12
B How to receive Audioon a Remote Speakers —— 1 3
QPART 7: Channel selection —*“‘ 14
QPART 8: Trouble Shooting ——-——-~—-————- 15
At No pictureorsound —————————15
B. Noisy picture or audio —_“‘—*'_'"_1 5
c. Poor reception quality ———15
QPARTQ: Care and Maintenance —————15
‘PART10:Sper:iflcetlons 15
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Video GameAirLink (VGA) applies advanced 2.4GHz RF
wireless techl'ology to offer users the ability to link all kinds of
Video game F‘ eyers and AN sources to We. Monitors, and
Personal Computers without wires or cables.
The VGA is easy to completely install within minutes,
This plug-and~»play feature helps you to expand your freedom in
your home entertainment and enhance your home security.
Applleatlone
0 Works as lhe wireless link between a video game Prayer and a
TV set or monitor.
0 Works as lhe Wireless remote unit lor expensive AIV
equipmeritsuch as IRD. DVD and CATV STE,
0 May he used as part of a wireless security sy stem.
0 can be used as a baby sliterto watch yourbaby constantly from
anywhere in your home.
' Monitor and record a meeting from another room
0 Use multiele receivers for broadcasting to numerous TV sets in
other rooms.
Featuros
' A selectahle channels help prevent any interference and allow
operation of 4 pairs olVGAs simultaneously
Easy  installation wlthin mlnutes.
Works will all kinds ofAudio and Video equipment in your home.
Penelretes walls. floors and ceilings without damaging your home.
Crystal - clear Video and stereo Audio signals.
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The following davices should bu included in the box. Please check
Ina! you hIVC them all before installatlon.
A. On: Transmlller(TX)
The Transmitter emits Audio and Video signals owe: a ZJGHZ tadlo
frequency curriev,
B. One ReoeivewrmX)
The Receiver racaivcs the 2.4GHz RF slgnal modulated with Audlo and
Video signals from the Transmitlar‘
0 Two power adapters
These power adapters supply sv Dc power to (he Transmiuer and
the Recall/en.
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D. One AudioNidao (AN) cable
This cable is used to connect the Receiver to your TV set or
monimn It can be either RCA-(coRCA or RCA-(o-SCART types
RCA l: mu For u'rsc model) OR Reno scmn to; PAL Med)
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The Transmittal ' and the Receivar look alike. You can distinguish them
lhlough the pri rling label on the units,Tl1e othur differancu are
indicated below:
Built In 2.46": antenna
Sends or recrslvea Audio I Video sign-Is.
Power ON I OFF indicator light
Channel Switch
Note: The same channel
must by selected on
both the Transmitter and Receiver.
V deojack (yellow)
Left or MONC Audlo lack (white)
Ru; mAudlo jack (red)
for mono
Dc Jack
Nuts: inpul lnr transmittlr, PowerON/OFF swileh
outputlor receiver
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Setting up thls VGA is exlramely easy. It takes only a few
minutes to ac meet the Transmitter to the Vlden Game Player by your side
or the AN sol. rces you want lo View or hur at another location, and then
connect the Flumivar tn the TV set. monitor of speakers Incalad at your
site withln thus viewing or listening distance. Turning on the power
switches ottlm Transmitter and the Rocaiver. you are ready to eniny the
tun ofyour Vldao Gama ortha AN signal; via wireless technology.
The VGA it suitable for all kinds of A/V sources and display units
with standard RCA or SCART connectors. Hereinafter. we define the
AN sources a 1d the AN Display Units as tollows:
Possibla A-IV sources are: The AN Display Units are:
* Vldeu Game F'aner W m
vca Monitor
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Computer
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Before annealing the VGA Transmilter, make sure the
power switch is In the OFF position. Conneot the AN input lacks oflhe
5 Transmitter lo lheAN outputjecks afthe AIV sources .such as video
game plus or VGRe. etc. by using the AN cable come with them.
There are three colors for the RCA connectors oithe AN
cables. Make sure the yellow. white and red plugs match the yellow.
while and redjecltl on the Transmitter and the AN lourcel
with RCAtype outpuljaeks.
Before plugging me power adapter into the VGA Transmitter,
make tum its AC voltage rating matches the AC power line standlrd
olyour tnunlrye Forexample,1zov160Hz is the system standard in
USA or IZEIOVISOHz in Germany. therefore you should uee120V160Hz
power adapter in USA or230V150l-lz power adapter ln Germany.
After plugging the poweradapler into the VGA Trammiller and the
wall AC mullet . turn the power lwlloh to the ON position and check to
be sure ire Power ONIOFF indicator light is lit.
A How to connect VGA Transm' er in your Wden Game Player
Lilsr: rlr: A/V cahle came with your Video Game Player to connect its AIV
OUT u- A/V (N on the Trunsmirrer. Be sure to mulch Audio (RkLinnd
Viden‘iucks nn both ilir Tunlminer and the video Game Player li‘
mu ‘7 den Game Playerhns only one Audio OUTjuck then com-eel
n In [N Audm INjnck lahelled “MONO‘ t'm lhe'l'mnxmilter.
: L‘nnm: lire DL‘ udnplur iu the Trammnler lime and then plug tin: DC
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a, How to cnnttoct VGA Trans-ulnar to yuur VCR, DVD. VCD or Laser
Disc Player
1 Use the AN u bl: coma wllh your AN snuru to connect its AN OUT (0
AN IN on the Transmitter. Ba sura to match Audio (thL) and Vndeo jacks
on both the AN source and Transmitter corractly.
2 Connect the I): auaptot to the transmitter first and than plug the Dc
adapter into n wall AC power Ilno outlet.
3. You may use a Coaxial cable to cannacl the Coaxlal OUT on the AW
mum to VHF/UHF otAntanna IN on a nearby TV set
4. “there are two AN LINE OUTS on your AN snurca. you can connect the
other LINE OIJT to your TV set using a three-wlra AN cabin,
mm omAum- n
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3 0, How to connect VGA Tranemltter to your satellite Receiver or CATV
Set-Top Box
1. Use a Coaxial cabls ta cunneutthu Coaxial IN, CATV IN or
Antenna In on your salelllte Recelver or CATV Set-Top Box to tho
salollite d mh or the CATV coaxial outlct.
2, Use the AN cable come with yourAN source to connect its AN
OUT to Aw IN on the Transmitter. Be sure to match Audio
(REL) and Vldaolacks on both AIV source and Trammlttercorrectly,
3. Connect no DC adapter to the Transmltter first and then plug
the DC adapter Into a wall AC power lina outlet.
4 You may use a Coaxial ubl: to connect the Coaxlal cm at youva
5 Itthem am two AIV LINE OUT: on your AN source. you can connect
the otherL NE OUTto yourTVset using a three—wire AN cable.
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source to the VHF/UHF tN. Antenna IN or CATV IN on a nqarby TV set.
0- How to connect the VGA Transmitter to your Camcorder
1 Use the [W cable come with your camcorder to connect its
AN OLlT to AN IN on the Transmitter, Be sure to match Audio
(Rat) at d Videnjacks nu bath the camcorder and the Transmitter,
2, Cunnecl the DC ndamor u- the Imnsmiller first. and lhen hug the
Dc adawmerinto a wallAC power line mullet.
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Er How to send Audio from y0ur CD PlayerorCassena Deck
1. Use they RCA cable come with yourCD playeror cassette Deck
to connect its Audio OUT to Audio IN on (he Transmiuer.
2. Cunuccuhc DCadupmrmLin-transmiucrfi Lundthcnfiug the DC
adapter into a wall AC power line outlet.
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gem-owners:
Before connecting the VGA Receiver, make sure the Power switch is in
the OFF position. Connect the AN output lock: 0! the Receiver to the
AN lencke ofthe AN Display Units by using them cable came
with the VGA, There are three colors fertile RCA connectors ot the
AN cable. M ake sure the yellow. white and red plug: mateh the yellow.
white and redlacks on both the transmitter and the AN display units
correctly.
Belare plugging the power adapter Into the VGA Receiver, make sure
its AC voillgo rating matches the AC powerlinl stenderd of your
country. Foruxpmple. 120VIEDHz is the eyltem standard in USA or
230V150Hz in Germany. therefore you should use120V/60Hz power
adapter in USA or 230V150Hz power adapter in Germany. After plugging
the power adapter Into the VGA Receiver and the wall outlet. turn the
Power swiltzr lo the ON position and check to be sure the Power ONIOFF
indicator Iig ht is lit.
A. How to our nectthe VGA Receiver to your TV set or Monitor
1. use AN note to connect AN OUT tram the Receiverto AN IN
on your TV set or Monitor, Be sure to match Audio (R&L) and
Vldtlc jack: on both the Receiver and TV set on Monitor
ccrrenly, it your TV set or Monitor has only on Audio IN jack
then connect it to theAudio OUTjack labelled “MONO"
on tho Receiver,
2. Connect the Dc adopter to the Reoeiver first, and then Plug the
DC adapter into a wall Alc power line outlet.
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34 Haw to receive Audio on Remote Speakers
1. Use AN cabin to connect Audio OUT on the Reoeiverlo Audio
IN on your speakers. Ba sun to mulch Audio (R&L) jacks on
both [he Rccaiver and specks ccrractly,
2. Connect tha Dc adapter to the Racaivarfim. and then plug the
DC adapter inlo a wall AIC power line outlet
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. Four setting positions (1 to 4) on the sliding switch for selsc...
the transmitter and the receiver channel.
In thu example shown
here. Channelz Is
ectlvtlted for both CE W CE “I
Transmitter and .»
Recewer. ‘ I 2
Receive: Tlmmimr
Note: Both the transmitter and the receiver have to be set on the
same channel in wderto properly operate.
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Please read th 5 user manual carefully betore using the VGA.
Ifyou have any difficulties using the VGA, consult the
following chltcltlist, which will guide you in solving most common
problems, -
A'No plctuu or sound
1. Check the PowerON/OFF switches on the back at the
Transmitterand the Receiver.
2. Cheat the audlo and vldea sources (DVD, VCR. LD Player,
CATV STB, satelllte Receiver. etc.)
3. Make sure all cables are connected correctly.
4. Make sure the channel selections on the Transmitter and
Receiver match each other.
B-Intorruipllon In Image and sound
1. ”there is a mrcroweve even close by, please turn the
microwave oven off
2. Change to a different channel to avoid interference from
other devices.
c~Poor rmcepllon quality
1v Move the Transmitter orthe Receiver or both about slowly
within a distance cl10~15crn to locate the best reception spot
2, Make sure all A/V cables are plugged firmly and tightly,
3 Make sure the channel selections on the Transmitterand
Receiver match each other.
Car. and Ilalnt-nance
Clean lheplaiszic casings gently with a soft cloth. Do not use a moist
ordarhp cloth as this may damage the VGA Abrasive powders or
solvents should not be applied to the VGA.
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Transmitter:
| Frequency ‘2.45Hz-2J5350Hz
Z. chum-ml Maelemhltchannuls
A. Modulation zv zFM
Audio'FM-FM
4L Input pert .A/Vj|ck - RCA type.
lupul Invol :Vidao -1VpAp(NTSCIPAl)
Audlu - 1 VpAp (NTSC) 1 svp-p (PAL)
Imnedance :Vldoo - 75 ohm-
Audlo -600 ohm: (NTSC) I 10K ohms (PAL)
ti. Antenna 1 Bull! in antenna
0 Power supply' Dc w power adapter (acnmA)
Receiver
1 Pregnancy 12.4 Griz-2.4835 Ghz
2. Channel :4 nloclahls channols
3. Output pun zANjack- RCA tyne,
Inpul level :Viden - 1 Vp-p (NTSClPAL)
Audlo- v Vp~p (weep/wrung
lmpwance :VIaao ~ 75 ohm:
Audio - 600 ohms
4. Amanna : Bum in antenna
5 Powllsupply :DC WpumrndnpurQMmA)
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