AV Access HDW100 User manual

1. Application
(1) 1-1 Wireless Transmission (2) 1-1 Wired Transmission
Note:
"Work Mode"
Switch Settings Fig 1 Fig 2
Transmitter Wireless Wire
Receiver Wireless Wire
2. Specications
Technical
Input A/V Port Transmitter: 1 x HDMI
Receiver: 1 x LAN, 1 x WLAN
Input Resolutions Up to 1080P@60Hz
Output A/V Port Transmitter: 1 x HDMI, 1 x LAN, 1 x WLAN
Receiver: 1 x HDMI
Output Resolutions Up to 1080P@60Hz
Compliance HDMI 1.3, HDCP 1.4
Transmission Distance Wireless: 200m/656ft (line of sight)
Wired: 120m/394ft
General
Operating Temperature +32°F ~ +113°F (0°C ~ +45°C)
10% ~ 90%, non-condensing
Storage Temperature -4°F ~ 140°F (-20°C ~ +70°C)
10% ~ 90%, non-condensing
Power Supply DC 5V 1A
Power Consumption TX: 3.5W (Max) RX: 1.6W (Max)
General
ESD Protection Human body model:
• ±8kV (air-gap discharge)
• ±4kV (contact discharge)
Product Dimension
(W x H x D)
140mm x 21mm x 80mm/5.5'' x 0.83'' x 3.15"
each for TX and RX (Antennas not included)
Net Weight TX: 0.31kg; RX: 0.30kg
Gross Weight 1.10kg
3. Package Contents
1 x Transmitter; 1 x Receiver; Others: 2 x Antennas; 2 x Power
Adapters (DC 5V 1A); 2 x Exchangeable US Plugs; 1 x IR Emitter; 1 x
IR Receiver; 4 x Mounting Ears (with Screws); 1 x Quick Start Guide
4. FAQs
(1) What should I do when Link LED is on, but there's no video output
on the remote display?
• Check and ensure the Work Mode switches on both transmitter
and receiver(s) are set to the same positions (both at "Wireless"
or "Wire").
• Check and ensure the HDMI source is powered on, and the
transmitter's HDMI In LED is on.
• Connect the HDMI source device directly to the display to see if
there's signal output.
(2) How to deal with poor video quality?
• Check if the HDMI cables are connected properly. Use different
HDMI cables if necessary.
• Change the angles of the antennas on transmitter and receiver
to make the antennas parallel to each other (refer to Fig a).
Operation in Fig b&c is not recommended.
DVD Player
IR Emitter IR Receiver
DVD Player Re mote
TV
Transmitter Receiver
TV
Fig 1
DVD Player
IR Emitter IR Receiver
DVD Player Re mote
TV
Transmitter Receiver
TV
Fig 2
Transmitter Receiver
Fig (a)
Transmitter Receiver
Fig (b)
Transmitter Receiver
Fig (c)
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• Decrease the distance between the transmitter and receiver to
ensure it is within the available transmission range.
• Remove other wireless signals and move any obstacles that are
blocking the signal line-of-sight.
(3) Why the IR remote controller seems not sensitive enough?
Avoid to press and hold the IR remote controller's buttons.Try to
short press them intermittently instead.
5. Panel Layout
Transmitter
Receiver
Antenna
Link LED
HDMI In LED
Power LED
Power
Connector
Switch for setting work
mode to “Wireless” or “Wire”
LAN
IR Out
HDMI Out
HDMI In
Reset Key
&LED
Antenna
Link LEDPower LED
Power
Connector
Switch for setting work
mode to “Wireless” or “Wire”
LAN
IR In
HDMI Out
Reset Key
&LED
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