TERK Technologies LF-30S - User Manual

LF-30S
Owner’s Manual
Limited Warranty
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TERK Technologies LF-30S Specifications

General

Brand	TERK Technologies
Model	LF-30S
Category	Extender
Language	English

Summary

Limited Warranty Information

Important Safety Precautions

Product Introduction and Features

2.4 GHz Wireless Convenience

Highlights the product's wireless convenience and 2.4GHz technology.

Compatibility and System Expansion

Details compatibility with various TVs and expansion options.

Package Contents Overview

Transmitter and Receiver Units

Details the LF-30S transmitter and receiver units included.

Included Cables and Accessories

Lists A/V cables, power adapters, coaxial cable, IR extender, brackets, and strips.

Unit Controls and Features

Directional 2.4 GHz Antenna

Describes the directional antenna for signal transmission and reception.

Channel Selection and Power Switches

Explains channel selection and power switches for unit operation.

Power Ports and Audio;Video Jacks

Identifies power ports and A/V jacks for component connections.

Receiver-Specific Connectors

Details the receiver's RF connector and video selector switch.

Transmitter IR Extender and Antenna Jacks

Details the transmitter's IR extender jack and antenna input.

Connecting Transmitter to Video Component

Initial Power and Connection Steps

Ensures transmitter is off and details initial A/V cable connections.

Power Adapter and Channel Setup

Connects power adapter and confirms matching channels.

Transmitter Unit Orientation

Guides transmitter placement based on manual section.

Using the IR Extender

IR Extender Connection Procedure

Details the steps for connecting the IR extender to the transmitter.

Remote Control Operation with IR Extender

Explains how to use the IR extender for remote control of A/V devices.

Connecting Transmitter to Audio Components

Initial Setup for Audio Transmission

Ensures transmitter is off and details initial A/V cable connections.

Power, Channel, and Orientation Steps

Connects power, confirms channels, and guides placement.

Connecting Receiver to a TV

Connection Methods Overview

Outlines two methods for connecting the receiver to a remote TV.

Direct TV and VCR Connection Procedures

Details direct TV connection and connection via VCR.

PIP Capability and Connection Notes

Mentions PIP capability and provides connection notes for various TV setups.

Receiver Power, Channel, and Orientation

Connects receiver power, confirms channels, and guides placement.

Connecting Receiver to Powered Speakers

Speaker Requirement and Connection

Notes the need for self-powered speakers and details the connection.

Receiver Power, Channel, and Orientation

Connects receiver power, confirms channels, and guides placement.

Optimal Unit Orientation for Performance

Antenna Function and Orientation Advice

Explains antenna function and advises orienting towards each other.

Placement Tips for Signal Quality

Recommends high placement and minimizing obstacles for best range.

Antenna Rotation Limits and Stability

Warns about limited antenna rotation and stresses stable placement.

Mounting Options Guide

Surface and Wall Mounting Methods

Details surface mounting (horizontal/vertical) and wall mounting.

Adhesive Strip Mounting

Explains mounting using adhesive strips for under-cabinet or wall use.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

No Picture or Sound Solutions

Addresses issues with no audio or video signal.

Interference and Noise Resolution

Addresses interference causing noisy picture or sound.

Product Specifications

Approvals and Frequencies

Lists regulatory approvals and operating frequencies of the system.

Channel Bandwidth Information

States the channel bandwidth of the system.

Government and FCC Approvals

USA FCC Compliance Statement

Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices and interference mitigation.

Canada Industry Compliance

States compliance with Industry Canada's RSS-210 standard.

FCC Caution and Radiation Statement

Warns about modifications and provides FCC radiation exposure guidelines.