RF-Link AVS5811 User manual

2507V58RL010
5.8GHz Audio/Video Sender
RF-Link / Araneus USA Inc.
44845 Industrial Dr.
Fremont, CA. 94538 U.S.A.
Tel: [phone]~5886 Fax: [phone]
URL: http://www.rflinkusa.com
Design and specification subject to
change without notice. R&TTE – Code: VS5811T
FCC ID: QWTVS5811T
FCC ID: QWTVS5811R
CE 0336 !

1. Important Safety Information ………………………………1
2. Package Content ………………………………2
3. Panel Control and Function …...……………………………3
4. Setup Guide ………………….……………5
5. Orient Transmitter/Receiver for optimal performance…….….6
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this product to rain and
moisture. For example: do not use near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or
laundry tub, in a wet basement, or nearby a swimming pool. To avoid electric
shock, do not take apart this product, provided as an accessory. This product
should be operated only under power supply. Do not overload wall outlets and
extension outlets as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock.
Contents
1. Important Safety Information
□ NOTE:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits regulated
by FCC and CE. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. The change or modifications no expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment. To comply with the FCC RF exposure compliance
requirements, no change to the antenna or the device is permitted.Any
change to the antenna or the device could result in the device exceeding the
RF exposure requirements and void user’s authority to operate the device.
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Check to make sure that all units shown as below are enclosed. If something
missed, please contact your dealer.
1. 5.8GHz Transmitter x 1 2. 5.8GHz Receiver x 1
UHF: 433.92MHz (European)
UHF: 418MHz (USA Standard)
3. IR Mouse x 1 / fasten strips x 2
4. Accessories
European Standard:
(1) Power Adapters (230V) x 2 (2) RCA to Scart cable x 2
USA Standard
(1) Power Adapters (120V) x 2 (2) RCA Cable x 2
5.8GHz Transmitter
Orients the UHFAntennas
In order to obtain optimal performance of the remote control extender, the
remote control extender, the remote control antennas should also be oriented at
a right angle to an imaginary line drawn between the transmitter and receiver
units. If your remote control extender is not working satisfactorily, rotate the
remote control antenna on either the transmitter or receiver 90 degrees so that
it is still perpendicular to the path between the units. (See Fig-4)
If you notice improved performance, keep this orientation. Rotating the
antenna on both units should have no effect.
2. Package Content
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Fig-4
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For optimal performance, both the audio/video and remote control antennas
should be carefully oriented as described below. For maximum transmitting
range, try to minimize obstacles (e.g. your TV or other electronics, large
furniture) where between the transmitter and receiver.
Orients the 5.8GHz A/VAntennas
5.8GHz Transmitter
5.8GHz Receiver
1A – UHF antenna receives remote control signal.
1B – UHF antenna sends remote control signal.
2 – Indicator lights show the channel it configured as.
3 – Channel selection button to find optimal reception, the transmitter and receiver must to be
configured as the same channel.
4A – Remote control window sends IR rays, to remotely control the sourceAV equipment.
3. Panel Control and Function
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5. Orient Transmitter/Receiver for optimal performance
The system delivers high-quality audio and
video by using directional antennas, which must
be oriented in the best ways. The antennas are
designed to be able to vertically and horizontally
pivot and rotate in almost any direction.
In most situations, the flat-pitted face of the antennas on both the transmitter
and receiver should be facing one another and perpendicular (at a right angle)
to an imaginary line drawn between the two units. Three examples are shown
as Fig-1, Fig-2 and Fig-3. Since all homes are different, for optimal reception,
additional slight pivots or rotations may be necessary. If the transmitter and
receiver are less than 10 feet apart, suggest that the antennas are lying on their
casings since the distance is so short.
Fig-1
Fig-2 Fig-3
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4B – Remote control window receives IR rays from remote controller.
5A – Directional 5.8GHzA/V antenna sends A/V signal from source equipment.
5B – Directional 5.8GHzA/V antenna receives audio and video signal.
6 – Power on/off switch.
7 – DC power input, connect to power supply. (12v).
8 – IR Mouse output, to remotely control sourceAV equipment.
9 – No available (To TV)
10A–Video Jack, (yellow), input from source AV equipment.
10B–Video Jack, (yellow), output to TV.
11A–Audio Jack, Right (red), input from sourceAV equipment.
11B–Audio Jack, Right (red), output to TV.
12A–Audio Jack, Left (white), input from sourceAV equipment.
12B–Audio Jack, Left (white), output to TV.
To enjoy a life of wireless video and audio, just connect the transmitter to
whateverA/V source you like and connect the receiver to a TV, monitor or
speaker in another location.
□ Transmitter
□ Receiver
NOTE: Make sure the ON/OFF switch is in the 「OFF」position before connection
4. Setup Guide
1. Connect one end of the RCAcable (or
scart cable) to the audio and video jacks,
and connect the other end to a source
device as well.
2. Connect the DC plug of the adapter to the
DC jack, and connect the power supply to
an outlet.
3. Keep the IR window oriented toward the
source AV equipment, or alternatively use
the IR Mouse to remotely control it.
1. Connect one end of the RCAcable (or
scart cable) to the audio and video jacks
and connect the other end to a TV (or
monitor, speakers) on which you like to
enjoy a program.
2. Connect the DC plug of the adapter to
the DC jack, and connect the power
supply to an outlet.
3. Keep the IR window oriented toward
your remote controller.
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