Marmitek 20068 / 300704 operating instructions Contents of MegaVideo 55 Set

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can be used depends on the cable network in your house. If you want to connect a number of TVs or use longer cable lengths it is recommended that you use an amplifying splitter. Your aerial equipment supplier can give you advice on this.

3.Contents of MegaVideo 55 Set

1x Stereo modulator

1x Infrared receiver

2x Power adapter

1x RCA-RCA cable

2x Adapter F-connector to IEC-connector male 2x Adapter F-connector to IEC-connector female 1x Scart doubler

1x Infrared eye RX569

1x User manual

4.Connecting appliances to the MegaVideo 55 modulator

Turn off all appliances before making any connections. Now attach the appliance you want to connect (e.g. the DVD player) to the MegaVideo 55. There are a number of ways to do this.

Using an RCA cable

All types of composite video signal and audio signal can be connected to the modulator. This can be done using the supplied RCA cable. Ensure that the plug and socket colours match each other. That is, red to red, white to white and yellow to yellow.

Using a scart cable

If the appliance you want to connect has a ‘scart connection’ you can use the supplied scart doubler. When this is used you do not loose the use of the scart connection, so it can still be used for other applications. When the MegaVideo 55 is connected to the scart doubler (using the RCA cables on the side) and the scart cable that was originally connected to your appliance at the same time, jumper E will have to be removed. The MegaVideo 55 ensures that picture quality is maintained.

Connecting a number of appliances

If you want to simultaneously connect several appliances to the modulator there are a number of ways to do this:

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Contents AVIDEOMEGAVIDEO5555 Entrée antenne AntennaAntenne ingang Safety precautions Use and operation of the MegaVideoContents of MegaVideo 55 Set Connecting appliances to the MegaVideo 55 modulatorConnecting the aerial signal to the MegaVideo 55 modulator Using a suitable A/V switcherUsing a trio RCA splitter You are using F plugsSetting the channel Your connecting cables have not yet been fitted with plugsSetting the infrared return channel for using Remote control Using infrared receivers in a number of rooms Operating more than one applianceProblems and solutions Technical detailsMarmitek Sicherheitshinweise Anwendung und Betriebsweise des MegaVideoZusammensetzung MegaVideo 55 Satz Das Anschließen von Geräten an den MegaVideo 55 ModulatorMit Hilfe eines Cinch-Kabels Mit Hilfe eines Scart-KabelsMit Hilfe eines geeigneten A/V-Schalters Mehrere Geräte anschließen?Mit Hilfe von drei Cinch-Verteilern Sie verwenden F-Stecker Das Einstellen des KanalsSie verwenden IEC-Stecker MEGAVIDEO55tm Die Benutzung von Infrarot-Empfängern in mehreren Räumen Mehrere Gerät ansteuern Technische Daten Consignes de sécurité Application et fonctionnement du MegaVideoConnexion des appareils au modulateur MegaVideo Composantes de linstallation MegaVideoAu moyen dun câble RCA Connexion du signal dantenne au modulateur MegaVideo Au moyen dun câble péritelConnexion de plusieurs appareils ? Au moyen dun commutateur A/V appropriéVous avez recours à des prises F Sélection de la chaîneVous avez recours à des prises IEC MEGAVIDEO55tm Récepteur Infrarouge Commander plus dun appareil à la fois Problèmes et solutionsUtiliser des récepteurs infrarouges dans plusieurs pièces Données techniques Veiligheidswaarschuwingen Toepassing en werking MegaVideoSamenstelling MegaVideo 55 set Aansluiten van apparatuur op de MegaVideo 55 modulatorDoor middel van een tulpkabel Door middel van een scartkabelDoor middel van een geschikte A/V schakelaar Meerdere apparaten aansluiten?Door middel van een drietal tulpsplitters Instellen van het kanaal Maakt gebruik van F-pluggenMaakt gebruik van IEC-pluggen Uw verbindingskabels zijn nog niet voorzien van pluggenMEGAVIDEO55tm Infrarood ontvangers gebruiken in meerdere kamers Technische gegevens Problemen en oplossingenMeer dan één apparaat aansturen Channel Frequency MHz switch settings Channel Frequency MHz switch settings