Note:
If you would like to control one de- vice with multiple transmitters (e), you should only have one transmitter switched on at a time. This prevents transmission disruptions.
Transmitter
Receiver
Cleaning
Risk of electric shock! Disconnect the connector power pack (2@) from the wall socket if you would like to clean the radio transmission set.
Important!
Chemical cleansers may damage the radio transmission set.
Clean the radio transmission set only with a slightly damp cloth.
Troubleshooting
If a problem arises, please check the following table first. If the problem cannot be corrected in this way, please call our service hotline.
No audio/video transmission
>> Are the transmitter (e) and the receiver (f) switched on?
>> Are the transmission channel switch (o) and the reception channel switch
(l) set to the same channel?
>> The range of the radio transmission set is reduced by walls and ceilings. Reduce the distance between the transmitter (e) and receiver (f).
>> Reorient the transmission antenna (a) of the transmitter (e) and the reception antenna (h) of the receiver (f) so that they point directly at each other.
>> Check the CINCH and AV connec- tions on the connected devices as well as on the transmitter (e) and receiver (f).
>> If you are using other radio devices (same frequency), this may result in disruptions. This may also affect the range of the radio transmission set.
>> The transmission source must be switched on (e.g. DVD player).
Poor transmission quality
>> Point the unlabelled sides of the trans- mission antenna (a) and reception antenna (h) directly at each other.
>> Change the channel setting (o/l) on both components. Make certain that the transmitter (e) and receiver (f) have the same setting.
>> Slightly change the locations of the transmitter (e) and receiver (f) by a few centimetres. Various influences can produce transmission disruptions.
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