Provision GIP-WHDMI-1001 Quick Setup Manual

2. HD Video Streamer: Receiver Unit 3. Wall Plug Mains Power Adaptors (x2) 4. IR Transmitter (Blaster) 5. IR Receiver (Eye) 6. Vertical Mount Stands(x2) 7. Wall Mount Brackets (x2) 8. Quick Set Up Guide.

stick and power cycle for software upgrades DC Input- Only use the supplied wall plug power adaptors. Connection of wrong power supply may cause damage to the unit or prevent it working correctly IR Socket Rx: Connect IR Eye and position in view of the remote control. Tx: Connect IR Blaster and position in view of the HD source IR sensor. HDMI Output Connect to the HDTV HDMI Input Connect to the HD Source Power Indicator LED Green: Normal Amber: Flashing IR activity Steady: USB upgrade Wireless Indicator LED Blue: Flashing: trying to connect /waiting for source Steady: Connected Transmitter shown IR Blaster: Connect to the Transmitter unit and position in front of HD source IR Sensor IR Control Using the IR accessories supplied you can control your HD source from the remote TV. Connect the IR Eye to the receiver unit and the IR Blaster to the Transmitter unit. Use the HD source handset to control your content as if you were at the main TV. Only use the power supplies provided. Use of other power supplies may result in incorrect operation or permanent unit damage and will invalidate any warranty. Wall Plug Power Supplies Two 5.5V 2.0 A wall plug power supplies are supplied for the transmitter and Receiver units. They are identical and can be interchanged. Base Stand The Aluminium Stands provided orientate the units vertically offering the optimum and stable positioning for the internal antennae and ensuring maximum coverage.

2. On the Transmitter Unit: Connect a good quality HDMI cable from source HDMI output to the transmitter HDMI (input) connector. If you are going to view the content on a main TV connect another good quality HDMI cable between the transmitter HDMI output (TV) connector and the TV HDMI input. Connect the IR Blaster into the IR socket and position the blaster in front of the IR sensor on the HD source, (refer to the source handbook for position of sensor). Switch on the power to the main TV and turn on the HD source. Connect the power adaptor jack plug into the DC input of the transmitter unit and mains plug in to the wall socket. Switch the mains power on and the unit will begin its installation. 3. On the Receiver Unit connect the HDMI output to the remote TV HDMI input using a good quality HDMI cable. Connect the IR eye to the IR socket and position the IR eye such that it can be seen by the remote control handset, switch on the power to the TV. Connect the power adaptor jack plug into the DC input of the receiver unit and the mains plug in to the wall socket. Switch the power on and the unit will begin its installation. 4. The units will automatically configure and connect. During installation the TV will display a start-up screen and the Blue LED will flash indicating the wireless is connecting. Once connected the Blue LED will stop flashing and the units will be able to stream video when sent from the HD source. Transmitter Rear View 2 HDMI Connectors Receiver Rear View 1 HDMI Connector

135x145x30 (5.25x5.75x1.2) Supported HD Resolutions 1080p60/50/24, 1080i60/50, 720p60/50, 576p50, 480p60, 480i60. Supported Audio Formats Stereo PCM Compression : Video : Audio H.264/MPEG4-AVC High profile MPEG2 Wireless Standard 802.11n Wi-Fi compliant and certified 5.2GHz Content Security Paired receivers with WPA2 AES HDCP HDMI Connectors :Transmitter : Receiver Single input: Single output (loop through) Single Output Range 200 Meters line of sight IR Control IR Eye on Receiver: IR Blaster on Transmitter Mains Power/ Consumption 90V -264V 50/60 Hz 6W typ. Operating Temperature Range +5°C - +40°C, indoor use only Both the transmitter and receiver units come pre-loaded with all operational software required; the user simply connects the units and powers the units using the supplied wall plug adaptors. The transmitter and receiver then automatically go through a configuration routine. When completed the units are ready to stream HD video. Software updates and functional upgrades will be made available in the future to enhance the performance of the units. These software upgrades will be available to download from the company website and should be stored onto a USB stick. Software upgrades are performed by connecting the USB stick in turn to both transmitter and receiver units. With the USB stick connected to the USB port the power is cycled and the upgrade is automatically loaded. If required units can be returned to the factory default settings by holding down the reset switch and power cycling the unit. This will return the unit to the original software version as supplied from the factory at manufacture and should not be done unless instructed by the product support team.

the source and TV are correct and not damaged. Please refer to the set up configuration instructions if unsure.
I do not see a picture on the remote TV • Check that the TV is switched on • Check the TV is set to display from the HDMI port. • Check that the Receiver Green and Blue LED are on (not flashing).  No LED: check the power supply is connected and switched on at the wall plug.  Blue LED is flashing fast: Wireless not connected. • Check Transmitter • Reposition of the receiver: signal strength may be too low or out of range.  Blue LED is flashing slowly: Wireless connected but waiting for Source input • Check Source is switched on • Check HDMI cable between Source and TX input connector. • Restart the Receiver (power cycle) • Check the HDMI cable between the Receiver unit and TV is connected and not damaged.  Replace HDMI cable
The picture quality on the remote TV is poor • Reposition the Receiver unit: Signal strength maybe too low or on the edge of range.  Rotate the position of the receiver unit and move it slightly closer to the transmitter unit. • Check the picture quality on the main TV (Transmitter Loop through). If this is poor then the quality of the input signal is inadequate.
The units will not wirelessly connect • Move the receiver closer to the Transmitter (low signal strength) • Check there are no big obstructions close to the transmitter or Receiver units. • Check for other sources of interference. (other 5GHz transmitters/Routers)

• Some sources have Content Protection & Authentication issues; please check with the manufacturers for software upgrades.  Disconnecting then reconnecting the HDMI connectors can sometimes solve the problem.
No sound on the remote TV • Check the volume setting on the TV. • Check the volume setting on the source. • Check the HDMI cable is not damaged, unplug and inspect, reconnect. • Restart the Receiver.
I cannot control my source device from the remote location • Check the IR Eye is not damaged and is connected correctly to the Receiver unit  Ensure the IR Eye is positioned correctly to be seen by the remote control  Check the condition of the batteries in the remote control • Check the IR blaster is not damaged and connected correctly to the Transmitter unit.  Ensure the IR Blaster is positioned correctly to be seen by the source IR sensor.

• Are all makes of HDTV supported? The HDMI standards imply that complete interoperability should be possible but some products may implement these rules slightly differently to others leading to complications with some combinations. See the specification page for the list of resolutions and frame rates supported. Some monitors may have a HDMI connector but not support HDCP and will lead to authentication errors. • Are all source devices supported? In general most HDMI sources should be supported. • Are all IR remote controls supported? The unit operates an IR pass through and requires no advance knowledge of the codes used and hence supports all 34-38 kHz remote controls. • How do I set up the units? The setup of the units is a simple procedure described in the set up guide. • What is the range of the units? In free space the range of the units is over 200 meters. In a building the exact range and coverage will depend upon the construction of the walls and obstructions within the rooms, in some circumstances there may be reception ‘black spots’. Under this situation the signal strength may be seen to be low at start up and the units may need repositioning to increase the received signal strength. • Is it possible to upgrade the units? Upgrades and additional features are planned for the future and will be made available on the website for downloading. The upgrade software is saved to a USB stick and is automatically loaded when connected to the USB port of the units and the units are power cycled. • Can other transmissions affect the units? The use of the 5GHz spectrum provides a high degree of isolation from interference from 2.4GHz wireless routers commonly used in the home for distributing internet and data. However, other 5GHz sources should not be placed within 3meters of the units to minimise the risk of interference. • Can multiple receivers be connected to the transmitter? This feature is under development future software upgrades should provide this capability.

The HD Video Streamer is not optimised for fast moving gaming applications. The encoding and compression techniques used are targeted at efficient and stable video transmission which introduces a small latency (delay) between the source and the remote location. • How long do the units take to configure? A unit will typically take 1 minute to self-configure and connect. • Can I use the streamer for standard definition video? Yes the Video Streamer will transmit both HD and SD video. • Can I transmit to mobile devices? This feature is under development future software upgrades should provide this capability • Can I show different channels on the loop through and the remote TV? The Video Streamer operates as a HDMI extender (repeater), the transmitter unit has a single HDMI input hence the units will always display the same content on the loop through port and the remote location. The loop through TV can still display from a different input (HDMI 2, SCART or other RF) if required. • How important is the quality of the HDMI cable connecting the units to the Source or HDTV? There is a large selection of HDMI cables on the market. It is a question for debate whether the most expensive cables offer significant improvement over lower priced cables in a domestic environment. What can be said is that maintaining a good ground throughout the system is critical and that the inexpensive cables often have a less effective ground connection which will impact the performance in some configurations and in some extreme cases will prevent the system working correctly. • How do I measure the signal strength between the units? Power cycle the receiver: The received signal strength is displayed on the remote HDTV when the unit reconnects after a power cycle. The colour coded indicator bar will help provide an indication of signal strength. • What is HDCP? High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection: Intel Corporation developed copy protection; Implemented through a combination of authentication and encryption to prevent eavesdropping and illegal reproduction.

 Do not operate near water or where there is a risk of spilling any liquids into the units.  Remove the units from the power supply or wall plug before cleaning.  Clean with a dry cloth.  Do not place near any heat source. (e.g. Radiators, Stoves or any other equipment producing heat)  Do not block ventilation holes and operate in the recommended orientation.  Do not insert any objects into ventilation holes that might touch circuit voltage points or areas that might cause electrical shock.  Only use the AC power adaptors supplied. Use of other power supplies may cause malfunction or permanent damage.  Do not use an AC power supply if there are any signs of damage to case or wiring.  Do not handle the units or power adaptors with wet hands.  Disconnect the AC power adaptor from the mains when not in use. Mounting Configurations  In whatever mounting configuration adopted, care must be taken to ensure the units are placed in a safe and secure position.  Do not place the units in any position where the cables and wiring may become entangled or cause a trip hazard There are three possible mounting configurations for the HD Video Streamer: Vertical Mount using the supplied base stand. This is the recommended orientation for maximum coverage. Horizontal Mount: The unit has rubber feet to protect mounting surface. It is advised that the unit should not be placed on other electrical equipment otherwise performance could be affected. Wall Mount: Using the supplied bracket, the unit can be mounted on a wall or other vertical surface. Slide the unit into the bracket from the side

logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are all trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI licensing, LCC. FCCID: CUO-GIP116 This device generates and radiates radio frequency energy to comply with FCC radio frequency exposure guidelines in an uncontrolled environment. This equipment must be installed and operated while maintaining a minimum body to unit distance of 20cm. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to these two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Operating in the 5150 MHz to 5250 MHz frequency range this transmitter is restricted to indoor use only. This product does not contain any serviceable components. Any unauthorised product changes or modifications will invalidate warranty and all applicable regulatory certifications and approvals. This is a class B product, in a domestic environment; this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures This symbol indicates that when the end user wishes to discard this product, it must be sent to separate collection facilities for recovery and recycling. By separating this product from other household waste, the volume of waste sent to incinerators and landfill will be reduced and natural resources will be conserved. If uncertain please contact your local authority for advice. Packaging materials are principally recyclable and wherever possible should be recycled. Materials such as plastic bags should be kept away from children. 11 Definition Multimedia interface (HDMI™) technology. HDMI, the HDMI logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are all trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI This device generates and radiates radio frequency energy to comply with FCC radio frequency exposure guidelines in an uncontrolled environment. This equipment must be installed and operated while This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to these two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, hat may cause undesired operation. Operating in the 5150 MHz to 5250 MHz frequency range this transmitter is restricted to indoor use only. This product does not contain any serviceable components. Any unauthorised product changes or validate warranty and all applicable regulatory certifications and approvals. This is a class B product, in a domestic environment; this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures indicates that when the end user wishes to discard this product, it must be sent to separate collection facilities for recovery and recycling. By separating this product from other household waste, the be reduced and natural resources will be conserved. If uncertain please contact your local authority for advice. Packaging materials are principally recyclable and wherever possible should be recycled. Materials such as

required to register the purchase and gain access to the support pages of the website if required. Unit Serial Numbers Transmitter unit Receiver Unit Date of Purchase Useful Links  Company Websites • www.globalinvacom.com • www.provision-comm.com GIP-WHDMI-QSG V1.00 Copyright GI Provision Ltd 2012