TV Anywhere Wireless HD 2

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• How do I install the TV Anywhere Wireless HD2?

  Connect the HDMI transmitter to your source device (such as a decoder or Blu-ray player) and connect the HDMI receiver to the second TV. Both devices are powered using the supplied adapters. Follow the steps in the user manual for the best connection.

• What is the maximum range of the wireless signal?

  Up to 100 metres in an open space. Up to 50 metres indoors, through walls and ceilings. This depends on the building structure and sources of interference.

• Is there any noticeable delay when watching TV?

  No, the system has a latency of less than 100 ms, ensuring smooth playback without noticeable delay.

• Does the system support 4K video?

  No, the TV Anywhere Wireless HD2 supports a maximum resolution of 1080p (Full HD).

• Can I continue to control my AV equipment from another room?

  Yes, the infrared return function allows you to control your decoder or media box as usual, even if it is located in another room.

• Can I watch TV on two screens at the same time?

  Yes, the HDMI loop-through on the transmitter allows you to watch the same content in two locations at the same time – for example, in the living room and bedroom.

• How do I know whether the transmitter and receiver are connected correctly?

  Check the LED status:

  • Red (flashing): Powering on
  • Blue (flashing): Waiting for connection
  • Blue (solid): Connected
  • Green (solid): Waiting for connection
  • Green (flashing): Connected
  • Green (slowly flashing): No video signal
  • Green (rapidly flashing): Video signal received

• Does this system also work with a beamer or projector?

  Yes, as long as it has an HDMI input.

• How do I pair the transmitter and receiver of the TV Anywhere Wireless HD 2 again?

  If the transmitter and receiver have lost their connection, you can pair them again as follows:

  • 1. Put both devices into pairing mode
    Disconnect the power supply from the transmitter and receiver. Then press and hold the RESET button on both devices for 7 seconds. Reconnect the power while continuing to hold down the RESET buttons. Release the buttons as soon as the status LEDs start flashing rapidly.
  • 2. Connect the transmitter directly to the receiver
    Use an HDMI cable to connect HDMI IN on the transmitter directly to HDMI OUT on the receiver. Wait until the status LED on the receiver remains continuously lit. The transmitter and receiver are now paired.
  • 3. Restart both devices
    Disconnect the power adapters from both devices for approximately 20 seconds and then reconnect them. The TV Anywhere Wireless HD 2 should now connect normally again. .

• Is the installation really Plug & Play?

  Yes. As soon as the devices are correctly connected and paired, the HDMI signal is transmitted wirelessly automatically.

• Does the device support CEC or HDMI ARC?

  No, these functions are not supported. Only video and 2CH PCM audio are transmitted.

• Is HDR supported?

  Yes, the HDMI 2.0 interface supports HDR, but the final output is limited to 1080p resolution.

• Can I use multiple sets in one home?

  This is not recommended because of possible interference between sets on the 5 GHz frequency band.

• What are the power requirements?

  The units use a 5V DC adapter (2A), operating on 100–240V AC.

• What should I do if the device does not respond or freezes?

  Restart both units by disconnecting and reconnecting the power adapters.

• What should I do if there is no sound or the sound quality is poor?

  Make sure the HDMI source device is set to 2CH PCM stereo. Other audio formats may not be supported.

• Why is there no picture even though everything is connected correctly?

  The transmitter and receiver may not be paired correctly.

  • Press and hold the reset button on both the transmitter and receiver for 7 seconds until the LEDs flash rapidly.
  • Connect HDMI IN on the transmitter to HDMI OUT on the receiver using an HDMI cable while both are in pairing mode.
  • Wait until the LED on the receiver remains continuously lit - pairing is now successful.
  • Reconnect the power to both devices - rapidly flashing LEDs confirm a successful connection.

• I don't get a picture on a second TV in another room – what should I do?

  Signal loss when passing through solid walls prevents a range of 100 m. Signal loss through one solid wall (less than 30 cm thick) can be as much as 30%, reducing the range to less than 70 m. With two or more walls, the range is less than 20 m. Keep the distance shorter when there are walls in the way.

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