INSTALLING YOUR TP115-111 | 6 |
Step 1. Determine | the | best location | for the |
TP115-110 | and | TP115-111. | Where |
possible, locate the TP115-110 as close to the video source as possible and the TP115-111as close to the receiving component as feasible.
Step 2. Apply power to the TP115-110 using the power adaptor provided. The Power LED should be on and red.
Step 3. Connect the video source to the input of the TP115-110 using a high-quality video cable.
Step 4. The Power LED should change from red to green indicating a signal is present.
Step 5. Connect the audio input source to the audio jack on the TP115-110.
Step 6. Run a CAT-5 cable from the 4TP OUTPUT of the TP115-110 to the 4TP INPUT on the TP115-111.
NOTE: Ensure good signal transmission by routing the cable avoiding any sharp angles, creases, or bends.
Step 7. Connect the TP115-111video and audio
outputs to their receiving devices.
NOTE: The L+, L- and GND outputs on the TP115-111terminal block output contain the mono audio output signal. The R+ and R- pins are not used.
Step 8. Apply power to the TP115-111using the power adaptor provided. The Power LED should be on and red; green if a signal is present.
Step 9. The units are now operational.
The TP115-111requires only one adjustment to be made for optimal performance. The adjustment is video equalization for long cable lengths.
7.1 VIDEO EQUALIZATION
Video equalization is provided to fine-tune the displayed image on the remote display. Typically, the equalization will be set to near minimum for short cable runs. Cable lengths up to 400 ft (122 m) will require near maximum equalization.
The equalization adjustment on the TP115-111works together with the TP115-110 to provide equalization for maximum cable lengths. For example, for cable runs less than 50 ft (15 m), both equalization settings may be set to near minimum. Cable runs of 400 ft (122 m) will see equalization settings at about the three-quarter position.
