HDTV Anywhere - HDMI extender wireless - via mains network

• Whole house coverage is guaranteed when used within a one-phase system and while using grounded sockets (SmartLink).
• Connecting with multi-phase systems is possible, but its effect cannot be guaranteed.
• Signal loss (distance, interference, connecting material) and the amount of crosstalk will also affect performance in multi-phase systems.

• If your HDTV Anywhere receiver is not within the line of sight, you can connect the supplied IR receiver cable to it, allowing you to still use the IR return feature.
• Please note: when connecting the IR receiver cable, the internal IR receiver will be disabled.
• Please ensure you don't have the IR receiver and IR blaster cable connected the wrong way around.
• Experiment with the location of the IR receiver and blaster cable.

Verify if:

• All HDMI cables are connected properly or replace them.
• The POWER LED and SIGNAL LED are green, on both the HDTV transmitter and the receiver.
• The HD device is switched ON and the correct SOURCE has been selected.
• The HD device is set to a correct resolution (408p, 576p, 720p, 1080i or 1080p).
• Remove the power cable from the power outlet for 30 seconds and re-insert it to restart the HDTV Anywhere.

• Connect both power cables to a grounded outlet. The SmartLink technology uses 3 wires from your power network (phase, neutral and earth) and therefore increases the range and performance.
• Preferably avoid using a power strip or extension cable when connecting the HDTV transmitter and receiver.
• Try another outlet in the same room to check if this improves signal quality. The HDTV transmitter and receiver work best when you use them in the same phase of your power network.
• Avoid potential interference sources such as phone chargers, halogen lights, energy saving lamps and vacuum cleaners in the vicinity of the HD transmitter and receiver as much as possible, since these can seriously weaken the signal.
• Remove the power cable from the power outlet for 30 seconds and re-insert it to restart the HDTV Anywhere.

• Connect both power cables to a grounded outlet. The SmartLink technology uses 3 wires from your power network (phase, neutral and earth) and therefore increases the range and performance.
• Avoid using a power strip or extension cable when connecting the HDTV transmitter and receiver.
• Try another outlet in the same room to check if this improves signal quality. The HDTV transmitter and receiver work best when you use them in the same phase of your power network.
• Avoid potential interference sources such as phone chargers, halogen lights, energy saving lamps and vacuum cleaners in the vicinity of the HD transmitter and receiver as much as possible, since these can seriously weaken the signal.
• Remove the power cable from the power outlet for 30 seconds and re-insert it to restart the HDTV Anywhere.

Verify that:

• All HDMI cables are connected properly or replace them.
• The POWER LED and SIGNAL LED are green, on both the HDTV transmitter and the receiver.
• The HD device is switched ON and the correct SOURCE has been selected.
• The HD device is set to a correct resolution (408p, 576p, 720p, 1080i or 1080p).
  
  Remove the power cable from the power outlet for 30 seconds and re-insert it to restart the HDTV Anywhere.