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    User Manual F7 D4 51 5 88 20 - 00 8 6 3 Rev. A01 SC R EEN C A S T A V 4[...]

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    T ABLE OF CONTENTS Getting Started ....................................... 1 Introduction ............................................ 1 Wh at ’s in t he B ox? ....................................... 2 Product Pict ures ......................................... 3 General Information ................................... 5 Setting the Product Up ...[...]

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    1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the ScreenCast A V wireless s ystem. We bui lt t he S c ree n Ca st AV syste m wi t h a si mp le g oa l: to g ive people the chance to spend less time staring a t their audio/ video components and more time watching their HDTV . Do n’t g et u s wr on g — we l ove o ur AV pro du ct s. B u t we al so l ike [...]

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    2 GET TING ST ARTED Wha t ’s in the Box? • ScreenCast AV WirelessT ransmitter • ScreenCast A VWirelessReceiver • T woP owerAdapt ers • High SpeedHDMI ® Cable • Remot eControl(batteryincluded) • IR Emi t te r • Wall - Mo un tK i t • Ma nu al on CD[...]

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    3 GET TING ST ARTED ScreenCast A V 4 T ransmit ter NEED HIGH RES IMAGES (A) ( B) (C) (D) (E ) (F ) (G) (H) T ransmit ter: A. Video source selec t button • Allow syouto cyclebetweenvideoproducts  that y ou have connected B. Pairing button for syncing with other ScreenCast receivers • Allow syouto addadditio[...]

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    4 GET TING ST ARTED R e c e i v e r : A. Video source selec t button •  A ll ows yo ut oc yc le be t wee n AVsou rc e pr od uc ts t ha t you have connected B. Pairing button for syncing with other ScreenCast transmitters • Allow syouto addadditionalScreenCasttransmitters  C. H DM I ou tp [...]

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    5 Y our Audio/ Video Source Components ScreenCast A V is designed specifically for products enabled with HDMI technology like Blu- ray d isc players, gaming systems , and cable or sat ellite receivers. At this time, Scree nCast A V does no t support analog products with component or compos ite connections lik e VC Rs or some D VD play ers. Yo u r H[...]

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    6 GENERAL INFORMA TION ScreenCast A V Receiver Th e re ce i ver s ho ul d be p la ce d n ex t to yo ur H DT V si nc e yo u wi ll n ee d to co n ne ct i t to yo ur H DT V v ia t he i nc lu de d HD MI c ab le . Y ou c an c h oo se to e i th er wa ll - mo un t you r re c ei ver n ex t to y ou r HDT V with the i ncluded wall-mount kit, or set it on a T[...]

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    7 GENERAL INFORMA TION Controlling Y our Video Sources There are t wo options for controlling the A V source products connecte dtot heScreenC astA Vs ystem :HDMI-CE CandI R. These approaches can be used in conjuncti on with one another , or you can use IR alone. IR (I nf ra re d , or “ M os t No rm a l AV and T V R em ot e[...]

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    8 GENERAL INFORMA TION HDM I - CEC HDM I - CEC is a re la ti vel y new s ta nd ar d th at al low s for de vi ce s connected to one another via HDMI t o interact and control one another . In this v ersion of ScreenCast we hav e implemented limited HDMI- CECfunctionalityto simple“standby”commands. ?[...]

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    A. 9 SE T TI NG T HE PRO DUC T UP Set U p th e Sc re en Ca st A V T ra nsm it te r Figure B Connect the cable labeled “IR emitter” to the back of the transmitter . Then route the four ends to the front of your video sources. These will relay remo te control commands from the Scr eenCast re ce ive r. Y o u wi ll c om pl et e th e se tu p of th e[...]

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    C D 10 SE T TI NG T HE PRO DUC T UP Figure C Co nn ec t yo ur S cr ee nC as t AV rece i ver t o you r HDT V v ia a n HDMI cable. Connect your ScreenCast A V receiver t o the included po wer supply and plug the power supply into an a vailable pow er outlet. Press the power but ton to turn it on. Figure D ( Optio nal Wall-Mount) The receiver can be w[...]

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    11 SE T TI NG T HE PRO DUC T UP Us e Y o ur S cr e en Ca s t AV Remo te t o Se l ec t L a ng ua ge s Use t he up a nd dow n bu t to ns on t he re mo tet om ove th e po in ter to your choice,andthen press“OK.” Set Y o ur T V ’s Input to H DM I T ur nyo ur T V o n. Usi n gt[...]

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    12 Dail y Us e with yoUr scr ee ncast re mot e anD on -sc re en Di spl a y When you touch any but ton on your ScreenCast remot e, the on - sc re en d is pl ay wi ll w ake a nd s how a sc re en l ike t he o ne ab ove. In t h is s cr ee n, yo u hav e th e ch oi c e to exi t , to pi c k on e of th e fo ur v id e o so ur ce s, o r to ac ce s s th e Se [...]

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    13 SCREENCAST A V SET TINGS Pre s s any b ut t on o n th e Sc re en Ca s t A V r em ote t o wake t he on-screen display , and then move the pointer t o Settings and press the“OK”button .TheS ettingsmenu belowwi llshow . Naming/Ren aming Video Sou rces This option gives you the ability to choose different names for you[...]

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    14 SCREENCAST A V SET TINGS Renaming One Video Source If you decide to just rename one source , that source wi ll be shown and you can choose a usefu l name from the list of common source names. For ease of use, the names on the list are pre-populated with a variety of standard device types; please choose the one that you feel best fits your sou rc[...]

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    15 SCREENCAST A V SET TINGS Naming/Renaming T ransmitters ScreenCast A V can support up to eight transmitters. So in addition to the 4- port A V transmitter that came with this product, you might add o ther ScreenCast A V transmitters. For example, you might have a transmitter for your laptop , and another one for a tablet. Regardless of if you ha [...]

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    Adding/Deleting a T ransmitter Sc re en Ca st AV is pa r t of t h e WHD I ™ family , so it is possible to connect a v ariet y of o ther ScreenCast transmitters to y our ScreenCast A V receiver . Some of those transmitters have a single video source , while others hav e multiple sources. When a transmitter gets added, all of it s s ou rc es g et a[...]

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    If c on ne c ti on wa s s uc ce s sf ul, y ou w il l se e a sc re en s im il ar to the one below. If c on ne c ti on f ai le d, yo u wi ll s ee a s cr ee n li ke th e on e b el ow: Tip: T o i mp rov e th e ra ng e of t he t ra ns m it te r, you ca n mov e it s o th at t he re a re fewe r ba r ri er s (l ike wa ll s o r ca bi ne ts) be t wee n it a [...]

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    18 SCREENCAST A V SET TINGS Deleting a T ransmitter T o de le te a tr an sm i t ter, you wi ll s e e a me nu l ike t hi s. S el ec t t he transmitter you wish to delet e. From your list of transmitters, select the de vice you want to delete andp ress“OK. ” Y ou w il l th en s ee a s c re en a sk in g yo u to c on fi rm yo ur c ho i ce, s [...]

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    19 SCREENCAST A V SET TINGS T urning Wirel ess On /Of f There are ver y fe w situations where this would ev er be necessary. If the wireless is turned of f, ScreenCast A V will not communicate with any transmit ters and video will not sho w. Even thoughitis notrecommended,y oumayat somepointwant to  turn off t[...]

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    20 SCREENCAST A V SET TINGS Setting /Changing the L anguage Usingyour ScreenCastA Vremote ,usethemenubuttonto open up the menu screen and navigate t o the “Settings” section. Th e se t ti ng p ag e wi ll l oo k li ke th is: Wi th in “ se t ti ng s ” you w il l se e an a re a ma r ked “ l an gu ag es ” at[...]

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    21 TROUBLESHOOTING AND F AQS Wha t do t he LE Ds o n th e re ce iver m ea n? Mo st of t h e inf or ma ti on y ou n ee d wi ll a pp ea r on t h e T V sc re en , bu t here’ sashortlist ofwhatthe LEDlighton thetransmitterand  re ce ive r c an te ll y ou. Connec tivit y How l o ng w i l l it t a ke fo r m y Sc r[...]

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    22 TROUBLESHOOTING AND F AQS Video and A udio Wh e n I sw i tc h s ou r c es , w hy d o e s it o f t e n ta ke a f ew s e co n d s to b r in g t h e n ew s ou r c e up o n s c re e n? Switching HDM I sources requires a number of “hand o f fs” to happen bet wee n you r T V , yo ur s ou rc e de vi ce, a nd th e Sc re en Ca st AV syst em . Be ca u[...]

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    23 TROUBLESHOOTING AND F AQS Wh at v id e o for ma t s ca n t he S c re e nC as t AV syste m se nd t o my T V? • VideoCompatibil it y: • 48 0 p,72 0 p(H DT V 2D &3 D),1080 i (HDT V ), 1080 p (FHDT V 2D & 3D) • Supports5. 1channelsurroundsound (96KHz ) • 2D Video[...]

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    24 OTHER INFORMA TION FCC St at em en t DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY WITH FCC RULES FOR ELE CTROMAGNETIC COMP A TIBILIT Y We,B el ki nI nt er na ti on al ,I nc .,o f1204 5 E. Wate r f ro nt Dr i ve,P lay a Vista, CA 90 094, declare under our sole responsibility that the product, F 7 D 4 5 15v 1 , t o which this declaratio[...]

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    25 OTHER INFORMA TION Belkin International, Inc., Limited 2- Y ear Product W arranty Wh at t hi s wa rr an t y c over s . Belkin Int ernational, Inc. (“Belk in”) warran ts to the original purchaser of this Belkin product that the product shall be free of def ects in design, assembly , material, or workmanship. Wh at t he p e ri od o f co ver ag[...]

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    26 OTHER INFORMA TION Some states do not allo w limitations on ho w long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may no t apply to y ou. INNOEVENTSHALLBELKINBELIABLE FORINCIDENT AL, SPECIAL,DIRECT ,INDIRECT ,CONSEQUENTIALOR MULTIPLE DAMAGE SS UCH AS, B UT NOT LI MI TED TO,?[...]

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    27 OTHER INFORMA TION T echnica l Support US http:/ /w w w. belkin.com/support[...]

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    © 20 1 1 Belkin International , Inc. Al l rights reserved. All trade names are register ed trademarks o f respective manuf acturers listed. HDMI is a trademark or registered tr ad em ar kofH DM ILi c en si n gLLCi nth eUn it edS ta te san dot he rc ou nt ri e s.[...]