Cables to Go AVS815 7. Bringing into operation

7. Bringing into operation

1. Insert the cable branch plug "A” into the TV cable socket.

2. Insert the adapter "B” into the aerial socket of the AVS 850.

3. Connect the cable branch plug "A” and the aerial input "B” of the AVS

850 with the enclosed co-axial cable "C”, using the adapter "B”.

4. Connect the cable branch plug "A” and the aerial input "D” of the TV

set with the existing co-axial cable "E” (not included with this

system).

5. Connect the video output "F” of the video recorder or SATreceiver

with the video input "G” of the AVS 850, using the cinch/scart cable

labelled "out”.

6. Connect the video output "H” of the AVS 850 with the video input "I”

of the television set (cable not included with this system).

Note: Points 5 and 6 are not necessary if the signal from the video

recorder is not to be transmitted.

Note: If you use a cinch cable for the connection (accessory), note

when connecting the unit that the colour of the plug has to match the

colour of the socket on the unit. If they are different, please note the

following: the yellow plug carries the video signal and must be

inserted into the "video” socket, the red one goes into "audio right”,

and the white one into "audio left”.

7. Insert the mains adapter plug into a 230 V mains socket, and the unit

plug into the socket provided. Never use any other mains adapter

than this one.

8. Switch the AVS 850 on with the "POWER” switch (an LED lights up).

Place the AVS 850 video transmitter in a favourable position such as

on top of the television set.

9. Insert the RX 579 infra-red module into the "IR-Extender” socket

provided and glue the infra-red diode onto the eye of the unit it is to

control (see Point 3).

AV-in Ant.-in

VCR/SAT

AV-out

Radio TV

ECo-axial cable

Co-axial cable

7.1 Connecting the AVS 850 Power Transmitter

Scart cable

(accessory)

Scart cable "out”

out

Adapter