av-link 124.157UK Magic Eye with IR Coaxial Lead User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- Av:link
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av-link 124.157UK Magic Eye with IR Coaxial Lead
DESCRIPTION:
Magic eye Digital Link will allow control of your SKY Digital satellite
receiver whilst viewing in other rooms around the home. This unit is
compatible with UK digital satellite receivers with an output marked RF-OUT2
that provides a second TV output together with a 9V DC supply.
INSTALLATION:
Use only good quality cable for installation and avoid sharp bends or install near mains cable. For installation together with an amplifier, splitter, or isolated outlet plate please refer back to the dealer for advice.
- Unplug both TV and Decoder from the mains.
- Plug the Magic eye’s coaxial lead into the aerial socket of the TV.
- Connect Decoder’s RF2 outlet to Magic eye’s input socket using male to male IEC connector Coaxial cable.
- Plugin the mains for both TV and Decoder switch both devices on.
- Red light on the Magic eye should be on, place the IR receiver where it will be seen by the remote. (Usually on top or by side of the TV).
- You Magic eye is ready to use.
Note: If Magic eye is not in function at the end of the installation, please refer to the Satellite Decoder manual on how to activate RF2 output. For tuning satellite channels please refer to your TV Manual.
Spec:
- Input Signal Frequency: 38kHz Carrier (infra Red System)
- Output Signal Frequency: On-Off Keyed 6MHz Carrier
- Line power Requirement: 9V DC @15mA
- Infra-Red Sensor Lead: 0.9m
- Output Connector: IEC Male
- input Connector: IEC Female
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to +40°C
This product is classed as Electrical or Electronic equipment and should not be disposed of with other household or commercial waste at the end of its useful life. The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines.
Errors and omissions excepted.
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