Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver User Manual

1. Mawu Oyamba

The PAKITE Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver system provides a seamless solution for extending HDMI signals wirelessly. This system allows you to transmit high-definition video and audio from various sources such as set-top boxes, laptops, PCs, and gaming consoles to TVs or projectors up to 200 meters (657 feet) in open areas, or 50 meters (165 feet) through walls. It features an HDMI loop-out function, IR remote extension, and supports connecting one transmitter to up to four receivers simultaneously, offering flexible multi-screen solutions for your home or office.

2. Zamkatimu Phukusi

Chonde onetsetsani kuti zonse zomwe zalembedwa pansipa zikuphatikizidwa mu phukusi lanu:

• 1 x Wireless HDMI Transmitter (TX)
• 1 x Wireless HDMI Receiver (RX)
• 2 x HDMI Zingwe
• 2 x Ma adapter Amphamvu
• 2 x IR Cables (1 for transmission, 1 for reception)
• 1 x Buku Logwiritsa Ntchito

Image: The main components of the PAKITE Wireless HDMI system, including the transmitter and receiver units.

Image: A visual representation of all items included in the product package, such as the transmitter, receiver, cables, and power adapters.

3. Zamalonda Zathaview

3.1. Transmitter (TX) and Receiver (RX) Interfaces

Familiarize yourself with the ports and indicators on both the Transmitter (TX) and Receiver (RX) units:

3.2. Kuwala kwa Chizindikiro

• Power Indicator (P): Always on when the product is powered.
• Signal Indicator (S): Always on when the HDMI signal is output/input.
• WiFi Indicator (W): Flashing indicates that the product communicates normally.

Chithunzi: Zathaview of key features such as 5GHz WiFi chip for stable transmission, IR extender functionality, and long-range capabilities.

4. Kukonzekera Guide

Follow these steps for a successful setup:

1. Lumikizani Chotumiza (TX):
   • Connect one end of an HDMI cable to the HDMI output of your source device (e.g., laptop, STB, PC).
   • Lumikizani mbali ina ya chingwe cha HDMI ku Kuyika kwa HDMI port on the Transmitter (TX) unit.
   • If you wish to use the HDMI loop-out function, connect another HDMI cable from the HDMI Output (Loop-Out) port on the TX unit to a local display.
   • Connect the IR transmission cable to the IR Signal Transmission port on the TX unit. Position the IR emitter head near the IR receiver window of your source device.
   • Lumikizani adapter yamagetsi ku Mphamvu mu port of the TX unit and plug it into a power outlet.
2. Lumikizani Cholandirira (RX):
   • Lumikizani mbali imodzi ya chingwe cha HDMI ku Kutulutsa kwa HDMI port on the Receiver (RX) unit.
   • Connect the other end of the HDMI cable to the HDMI input port of your remote display (e.g., TV, projector).
   • Connect the IR receiving cable to the IR Signal Reception port on the RX unit. Position the IR receiver head in a location where it can easily receive signals from your remote control.
   • Lumikizani adapter yamagetsi ku Mphamvu mu port of the RX unit and plug it into a power outlet.
3. Yatsani ndi Kuyanjanitsa:
   • Turn on both the Transmitter (TX) and Receiver (RX) units using their respective power switches.
   • The units will automatically attempt to pair. This process typically takes about 18-22 seconds. The WiFi Indicator (W) will flash during communication.
   • Once successfully paired, the video and audio from your source device will be displayed on the remote screen.

Image: This image highlights the advantages of the PAKITE 850 model over smaller U-disk type wireless HDMI devices, emphasizing its superior range, IR extend support, HDMI loop-out, and strong signal penetration through walls.

5. Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito

5.1. HDMI Loop-Out Function

The Transmitter (TX) unit is equipped with an HDMI loop-out port, allowing you to connect an additional display at the source location. This means you can view the content on two screens simultaneously: one connected directly to the TX unit via loop-out, and another wirelessly connected to the RX unit.

Image: Illustration of the HDMI loop-out feature, showing how an additional screen can be connected to the transmitter unit.

5.2. IR Remote Extender Function

The IR remote extender allows you to control your source device (e.g., STB) from the remote location where the Receiver (RX) unit is located. This eliminates the need to be in the same room as your source device to change channels or navigate menus.

• Ensure both IR cables are properly connected to their respective units (TX for transmission, RX for reception).
• Point your remote control at the IR receiving cable connected to the RX unit. The signal will be transmitted wirelessly back to the TX unit, which then relays it to your source device.
• Note: This function is not compatible with Bluetooth remotes.
• If the IR remote control function does not work, you can try pressing the IR-Switch button on the Receiver (RX) unit to cycle through different IR frequencies (30KHz, 38KHz, 47KHz, 56KHz) to find one compatible with your remote control.

Image: Demonstrates how the IR extend function allows controlling a set-top box in the living room from a bedroom using the wireless system.

5.3. One Transmitter to Four Receivers (1 TX to 4 RXs)

The PAKITE Wireless HDMI system supports connecting one Transmitter (TX) unit to up to four Receiver (RX) units simultaneously. This allows you to duplicate or extend your screen to multiple displays in different rooms, sharing content from a single source.

• To add additional receivers, simply power them on and ensure they are within the signal range of the transmitter. They will automatically connect.
• Important: The system does not support the use of multiple transmitters in the same environment to avoid signal interference.

Image: Depicts a scenario where one transmitter wirelessly connects to four separate receiver units, extending the display to multiple screens.

6. Mavuto

Ngati mukukumana ndi zovuta, chonde onani zovuta zotsatirazi ndi zothetsera:

• Palibe Chizindikiro / Sikirini Yakuda:
  • Ensure both TX and RX units are powered on and their power indicators are lit.
  • Check all HDMI cable connections. Ensure they are securely plugged into the correct ports.
  • Verify that your source device is outputting a signal and is set to a progressive scan resolution (e.g., 1080P). Interlaced resolutions (e.g., 1080i) are not supported.
  • Confirm that the input source on your display (TV/projector) is set to the correct HDMI port connected to the RX unit.
  • Try resetting both the TX and RX units by pressing and holding the Reset Button for 5 seconds.
• Intermittent Signal / Poor Quality:
  • Ensure the TX and RX units are within the recommended transmission range (up to 200m in open areas, 50m through walls).
  • Minimize obstacles between the TX and RX units, especially thick walls or metal objects, which can interfere with the wireless signal.
  • Check for potential interference from other wireless devices operating on 2.4GHz or 5.8GHz frequencies.
• IR Remote Control Not Working:
  • Ensure the IR transmission and reception cables are correctly connected and positioned. The IR emitter should be directly facing the source device's IR receiver.
  • Dinani pa IR-Switch button on the Receiver (RX) unit to cycle through different IR frequencies (30KHz, 38KHz, 47KHz, 56KHz) to find one compatible with your remote control.
  • Confirm your remote control is not a Bluetooth remote, as these are not supported.

7. Zofotokozera

Image: Illustrates the effective transmission distances in open spaces (150-200m) and through walls (30-50m), highlighting the robust signal strength.

8. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo

PAKITE offers comprehensive support for its products:

• 365 Days Free Replacement: We provide a 365-day free replacement service for non-artificial damage.
• 30-Day Return Policy: Enjoy a 30-day no-questions-asked return policy.
• For technical assistance or warranty claims, please contact PAKITE customer support through the retailer's platform or visit the official PAKITE webmalo.