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AV Sender Problem
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cloud_dog
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Have bought AEI X2 AV sender and an additional receiver.
Plugged the sender in and the receiver into the downstairs TV (in the extension); all ok (fab'n'groovy). Plugged the additional receiver into the bedroom TV and I cannot seem to get it to work.
The thing that I think might be the problem is that the units aredriven off the AV channel. The TV in the bedroom is a combined TV / VCR (Daewoo) and I can find no mention of an AV channel. Is this because the unit is a combined one and therefore it doen't have a seperat AV channel???
Any help gratefully appreciated.
cloud_dog
Plugged the sender in and the receiver into the downstairs TV (in the extension); all ok (fab'n'groovy). Plugged the additional receiver into the bedroom TV and I cannot seem to get it to work.
The thing that I think might be the problem is that the units aredriven off the AV channel. The TV in the bedroom is a combined TV / VCR (Daewoo) and I can find no mention of an AV channel. Is this because the unit is a combined one and therefore it doen't have a seperat AV channel???
Any help gratefully appreciated.
cloud_dog
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It should still have an AV input. Check the remote for an AV or TV/AV button. If not, then use the PR- or CH- button (channel down). AV should be the next input down after channel 1. Hope that makes sense.He huihuinga taangata he pukenga whakaaro – A meeting of people; a wellspring of ideas (Maori proverb)0
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Yeah, tried that. Tried re-tunning all the channels (auto) then tried to tune one channel "0" into it but, no joy.Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
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Just a thought but my AV sender and receiver have buttons/switches on the bottom which are labelled 1 to 4. All units must be set to the same "channel" to send/receive pictures."Life is like a game of cards. The hand you are dealt isdeterminism; the way you play it is free will.” Jawaharlal NehruI am a magnet for all kinds of deeper wondermentI am a wunderkind ohI am a ground-breaker naive enough to believe thisI am a princess on the way to my throne0
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Yep, checked and double-checked all the basics.
Anyone else plugged an AV into a combi TV / VCR set????Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
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You don't have to 'tune' the channel into it, you just select the channel on the handset. AV channels don't have to be tuned, thats the beauty of them. I have a Samsung TV/VCR combi and regularly connect other devices to the AV channel with no problems. There is no AV button on my combi remote so I change down through ITV, BBC2, BBC1, AV. Channel '0' comes after 9 so thats going the wrong way. Do you have a channel change-down button and if so, what channel displays 'below' channel 1?He huihuinga taangata he pukenga whakaaro – A meeting of people; a wellspring of ideas (Maori proverb)0
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our Bush combined TV/VCR has a videosender plugged into the one scart on it. Just select channel 0 or channel down if you are on channel 1 and it picks it up straight away0
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