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No image or wrong image on TV1 • Make sure video sources are connected to the transmitter (A).
• Make sure the transmitter (A) is connected to TV1.
• Make sure SCART cables are firmly inserted.
• Make sure the video source is switched on.
• Make sure the correct SCART input on TV1 is selected.
No image or wrong image on TV2 • Make sure SCART cables are firmly inserted.
• Make sure the receiver (B) is connected to TV2.
• Make sure both receiver (B) and transmitter (A) are switched on.
• Make sure the video source is switched on.
• Make sure the correct SCART input on TV2 is selected.
• Select the correct video source with SOURCE on the transmitter (A).
> See the user manual (G) page 8.
• If the video source gives proper image on TV1:
Make sure the video source gives video signal in CVBS mode.
> See its user manual
• Change the wireless channel that is used for communication.
> See the user manual (G) page 7.
• The receiver (B) is out of range of the transmitter (A).
The number of walls and ceilings in between the receiver (B) and
transmitter (A) restrict the distance.
Interference in the image on TV2 • Slightly change the position of the receiver (B) or the transmitter (A).
• Change the wireless channel that is used for communication.
> See the user manual (G) page 7.
• The receiver (B) is out of range of the transmitter (A).
The number of walls and ceilings in between the receiver (B) and
transmitter (A) restrict the distance.
The video sources do not respond • Point the remote control directly to the receiver (B).
to the remote control commands • Replace the batteries of the remote controls with new ones.
from TV2 • Install the remote control blaster cord (F).
> See the user manual (G) page 6.
• The maximum operating distance of the remote control is 5 m.
The image of the video source • Turn off the auto standby mode of the video source.
disappears on TV2
> See its user manual.
• Follow the instructions to reconnect the video sources.
> See this quick start guide (E).