One for All TV Wireless Sender

Xena09 · 09-03-2011, 12:21

Hi, I hope someone can help me, I bought this product and have connected by scart to the V+ box. I also have HDMI from V+ box to Television. I have connected the other scart to AV2, I have no luck at all with the tv in the bedroom and no signal at all, what am I doing wrong?

robbo71 · 09-03-2011, 14:07

Check what is coming out of the scart on the V box that you have connected to, by connecting it directly to your TV instead.

I have also noted when using a video sender before (different make) that scart to phono adapters are used, BUT, each is directional and must be used in the correct place.

Also, assuming that it is an HD V+ box, it wont give anything out of the first scart in HD mode, you have to use the other scart.

Xena09 · 09-03-2011, 14:21

Thanks Robbo, I have picture and sound coming out of AV2 (AV1 I have my dvd player connected) on the main television but can't use the remote control, I thought I had cracked it when I managed that but on the upstair tv there is zilch, no signal at all. I will also try to move the senders tonight to see if that helps. Again thanks, I am a bit of a thicko when it comes to technology.

robbo71 · 09-03-2011, 15:52

Yes, try the sender and receiver in the same room initially, it will save running up and down the stairs whilst fiddling to get it working.

I'm using a modulator rather than a wireless sender on my V+ HD box, and it gives a very good picture all over the house (via an aerial distribution amplifier (Proception Starbox) in the loft)
I did also have it working with a Sky magic eye (plus adapter) at one point too. But disconnected it when I got an extra box for one of the rooms.

Wireless senders can sometimes give a bit of an iffy picture, and can also be affected by wireless routers if operating on the same frequency.