To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the SLX 27820BMR picture or sound is breaking up?
If you're experiencing picture or sound breakup with your SLX Signal booster, consider these solutions: Ensure you're using the best wideband aerial, ideally fitted outdoors. Also, use good quality coax cable, as poorly screened cable can pick up noise. In some instances, too much signal can cause break-up; try fitting an attenuator to the input of the booster.
What to do if there is no picture or sound with the SLX Signal booster?
If you're not getting any picture or sound with your SLX Signal booster, make sure everything, including the booster, is switched on. Also, check that the coaxial connections are correctly made, ensuring no braid or foil is touching the inner core.
Highlights benefits like efficient power, improved gain, low noise, high handling capacity, and coaxial connectors.
Explains dual inputs, DigiLink compatibility for remote control, and IR bypass features.
Details 9V DC output for Link-eye and short-circuit protection for safe operation.
Notes that an analogue tuner is needed on the TV to view satellite RF2 output.
Covers overheating prevention, avoiding water, and keeping away from flames/heat sources.
Details on mains plug fitting and using the correct 3 Amp fuse (BS1362).
Covers applications, 4G interference, location choice, fixing method, and signal connection best practices.
Specific steps for connecting with Sky Digibox, including RF channel reset and handling models without RF OUT2.
Connect UHF/FM aerials and then TVs/tuners to the booster's sockets.
Connect aerial/FM to booster, RF2 from receiver to booster UHF input, then connect TVs/tuners.
Step-by-step guide to access installer menu and change RF channel (21-58) for Sky Digiboxes.
Check power, connections, and signal path for no picture or sound issues.
Tips for improving picture/sound quality by using better aerials, cables, or attenuators.
Guidance for satellite picture issues, suggesting checks on dish alignment or transmissions.
Information on how to contact technical support via website, message, or live chat.
Statement of compliance with Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU and link to full declaration.
Provides dimensions for drilling holes for wall mounting the booster.
This document describes the SLx 4 Way Signal Booster with IR Bypass, model 27820BMR, a device designed to improve and distribute TV and radio signals within a home.
The SLx 4 Way Signal Booster is an amplifier that enhances and distributes UHF TV and VHF (FM and/or DAB) radio signals to multiple televisions and tuners throughout a home. It features a built-in signal combiner, allowing for the integration of both TV and radio signals into a single distribution system. The booster is equipped with an IR bypass circuit, making it DigiLink compatible. This feature enables users to control a digital satellite receiver from another room using its original or a compatible remote control, provided a Link-eye is installed. The booster supplies 9V DC on every outlet to power a Link-eye and includes short-circuit protection to prevent overload; if a short-circuit is detected on one outlet, only that outlet's power will shut down, while others continue to function normally. All SLx boosters comply with RED (The Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU).
General| Brand | SLX |
|---|---|
| Model | 27820BMR |
| Category | Signal booster |
| Language | English |
