SIIG TX User manual

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Introduction
The Wireless 1080P HDMI Video Kit - Mid-Range transmits
HDMI A/V signals up to 165ft (line-of-sight) wirelessly
and supports high-definition video signals up to 1080p
@60Hz.
Features and Benefits
•TransmitsHDMIA/Vsignalswirelesslyupto165ft,
no complicated cable or wire installation needed
•An ideal solution to setup your home entertainment
system or remote display in apartments, condos
and where wiring is prohibited, also great for digital
signage, POP for small business office and
showrooms
•Supports high-definition vivid video up 1080p
@60Hz, streaming flawless stereo audio, and works
with most HDMI equipped devices including
Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, AV receivers, cable/
satellite boxes, and computers
•Built-in IR signal extension feature allows you to
control the playback device remotely
•Plug-n-play installation, no software installation or
Wi-Fi connection required, wall-mountable case
design provides multiple placement options for
best signal broadcasting or reception angles
04-1048B
Wireless 1080P HDMI
Video Kit - Mid-Range
Installation Guide

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PackageContents
•Wireless1080PHDMIVideoKit -Mid-Range(TX &RX)
•IR blaster extension cable
•IR receiver extension cable
•Power adapters (x2)
•Power extension cables (x2)
•User Reference Guide
Specifications
Transport Protocol HDbitT
Signal Type HDMI
HDMI version HDMI 1.3 compatible
HDCP version HDCP 1.2 compatible
Transmission Distance Up to 50m (165ft) / line-of-sight
Supported Resolutions 1080p/1080i/720p/576p/576i/480p/480i
HDMI Cable Distance Up to 2m (Input & Output)
Audio format R/L stereo audio (2-ch)
Power
Input:
AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
Output:
DC 5V/3A
Color Black
Dimensions (TX & RX) 7.69" (W) x 1.21" (H) x 5.41" (D)
Weight Transmitter (TX): 1.17lbs
Receiver (RX): 1.16lbs
Operating Temperature 32 to 104 degrees F
Storage Temperature -4 to 158 degrees F
Operating Humidity 0% to 95% RH (non-condensing)
Note: The transmission distance will vary depending on building layout, electronic
interference, other environmental conditions, and may be much less than the
line-of-sight maximum.

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Product Layout
Figure 1: Transmitter (TX) - front side
Power LED
Data Transmission LED
Connection LED
•Power LED: On when the Transmitter is powered on
•Data Transmission LED:
- Slow blinking: Establishing wireless connection
-Fast blinking: The wireless connection is connected
successfully and transmitting data
•Connection LED: On when the wireless connection
is linked properly

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Figure 2: Transmitter (TX) - rear side
Power Jack
Reset
HDMI In
IR Out
•Power Jack: Connectsto the includedpoweradapter
•Reset: Press when the unit isn't working properly
•HDMI In: Connects to your HDMI source with an
HDMI cable (cable not included)
•IR Out: Infrared 3.5mm socket. Plug the IR Blaster
extension cable here

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Power LED
Connection LED
•Power LED: On when the Receiver is powered on
•Data Transmission LED:
- Slow blinking: Establishing wireless connection
-Fast blinking: Thewirelessconnectionis connected
successfully and transmitting data
•Connection LED: On when the wireless connection
is linked properly
Figure 3: Receiver (RX) - front side
Data Transmission LED

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Figure 4: Receiver (RX) - rear side
Power Jack
Reset
HDMI Out
IR In
•Power Jack: Connectsto the includedpoweradapter
•Reset: Press when the unit isn't working properly
•HDMI Out: Connectsto your HDMI display withan
HDMI cable (cable not included)
•IR In: Infrared 3.5mm socket. Plug the IR Receiver
extension cable here

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IR Extension cables (20-60Hz Frequency Range)
The IR Extension feature allows you to control your
HDMI source device from a remote location.
Figure 5: IR blaster
extension cable (IR OUT)
Figure 6: IR receiver
extension cable (IR IN)
•IR blaster extension cable (IR OUT): Plugs into the
Transmitter's IR Out socket. It emits the IR signals
received from the IR receiver extension cable of the
Receiver unit and directs it to the HDMI source's IR
receiver window
•IR receiver extension cable (IR IN): Plugs into the
Receiver's IR In socket. It receives IR signals from
the HDMI source's remote control and directs it to
the IR blaster extension cable of the Transmitter
unit
Note: Incorrect placement of the IR Blaster and IR
Receiver extension cables may result in failure of
these cables. Please check carefully before
plugging in the IR cables to ensure connecting to
the proper IR sockets.

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Hardware Installation
1. Power off all devices including your HDMI source
and display.
2. Connect your HDMI source to the Transmitter's
HDMI IN connector.
3. Optional: Connect the IR Blaster extension cable to
the Transmitter's IR Out. Face the eye towards your
HDMI device's IR window. This connection is
needed only if you need to control your HDMI
source from the remote location.
4. Connectyour HDMIdisplaytothe Receiver's HDMI
OUT connector with an HDMI cable (not included).
5. Optional: Connect the IR Receiver extension cable
to the Receiver's IR In. This connection is needed
only if you need to control your HDMI source from
the remote location.
6. Plug the included power adapters into the
Transmitter's and Receiver'sPower Jacks,then plug
both power adapters into reliable power outlets.
7. Power on your HDMI device and HDMI display.
8. The device is ready for use.
Figure 7

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Notice
• Wireless signals transmitted through walls, glass,
brick or other solid objects will cause signal loss
and decrease the transmission distance
• Externalwirelesssignals from microwaves, wireless
mice and wireless keyboards will interfere with
HDMI signal transmission
• Keep the unit in a well ventilated environment to
prevent it from overheating
•DO NOT exposetheunittorain,moisture, or liquids
•DO NOT place anything on the unit
•DO NOT open the housing, doing so will void the
warranty and may cause personal injury due to
electronic hazard
•DO NOT plug-in or take-out the IR extension cables
when the unit is powered on

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FAQ & Solutions
Q: The TV displays "Waiting for connection..." on the
bottom-right corner:
A: Check whether the power adapters of Transmitter
(TX) and Receiver (RX) are connected and power
LED is ON.
Q: The TV displays "Please check the TX input signal":
A: 1) Make sure the HDMI device is connected to the
Transmitter (TX).
2) Use different HDMI cables.
3) If still not working, connect the HDMI device to
the TV directly to see if there's a signal.
Q: The unit isn't working properly:
A: 1) Check the HDMI cable lengths are within 2m.
2) Check the transmission distance is within 50m
(line-of-sight).
3) Press the "Reset" button on the Transmitter and
Receiver units and reconnect.
4) Remove other wireless signals and move any
obstacles that are blocking the signal line-of-sight.
5) Decrease the distance between the transmitter
unit and the receiver unit.