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Introduction, Features, What’s in the box – Smart Avi HDCVX User Manual

Page 2: Installation diagram, Installation instructions operating instructions, Connecting the ir, Connecting the transmitter, Connecting the receiver, Connect the transmitter to the receiver, Use the diagram for the ir connection

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Introduction

The

HDC-VX

range

of

products

allow

the

extension

of

Video,

Stereo

Audio

and

Infra

R

ed

control

signals

using

single

CAT-5

UTP

(category

5,

unshielded

twisted

pair)

cable.

The

HDC-VX

is

the

first product

for

this

application.

Features

Uses

easy

to

install, inexpensive

CAT5.

Output

reaches up

to

1000

feet

(300

m).

Supports

PAL,

NTSC

and

SECAM.

Video

100

MHz

Bandwidth.

Video

cable

compensation.

Sends

Composite

Video,

Stereo

Audio,

IR

and

Power

signals

over

single

CAT5.

Compatible

with

Line

Level

Stereo

Audio

Signals.

High

ground

loop

immunity.

Built-in

lightning,

power

surge

and

transient

protection.

Remote

Units

come

with

Buffered

Outputs.

Compact

Enclosure.

Optional

power supply

for

remote unit.

Fully

compliant

with

standard

modulated

IR

a

n

d

the

latest

IRDA.

Fully

transparent path

for

all

protocols

and

data

transfers.

What’s

in

the

box?

HDC-VX

Please

check

the

contents

of

the

package before

beginning

installation.

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Installation

Instructions

Operating

Instructions

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installation

is

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at

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devices

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system.

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Connecting the IR

Use the Diagram for the IR connection.

Connecting the Transmitter

1. Connect the AV transmitter to your DVD, VCR,

satelliter receiver or other source of video signal.

2. Using RCA M-M cables , connect transmitter to audio

source.

3. Connect IR LED to the IR window on the source

device.

4. Connect power supply to the unit. Observe LED

lighting up indicating power present.

Connecting the Receiver

Connect receiver to the display, typically a TV

monitor using Video cable (not included) and audio

cable RCA Male to Male.

Connect the Transmitter to the Receiver

Connect the transmitter to the receiver using

Category 5 UTP cable (Purchased separately). The

CAT 5 UTP cable, if purchased in

bulk, will be wired using 568A or

568B wiring standard. Once

connected, check that the power

LEDs on both the receiver and the

transmitter are on, IR status LED is on and RX LED is

flashing when Remote control is used indicating that

communication is in progress.

HDC-VX-TX

HDC-VX-RX

PS5VD1A

Video/Audio/IR Transmitter

Video/Audio/IR Receiver

IR Emitter

IR Eye “Optional”

Power supply 5VDC1A