Please, can I use this in the UK? Secondly, my decorder only have AV (Red and Yellow) out and my tv is having RF in. Can this work too?
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I am sorry I have this but have never used it I wish i could answer your question but I can't. so sorry
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The TV has the three rca plug ports; red, white, yellow. As long as your camera has the proper output cord I do not see why not. HOWEVER! From what I see, there is no 'input' selection in the menu. Just "Air and CATV". But I would think your camera or any other device should show by default on channel 4. Hope this helps.
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It is a remote signal relay system and will work with any electronics that are infra red based... It does not work on radio frequency devises... I have it connected to relay Comcast remote signal, Denon receiver, Samsung BluRay & Apple TV signals to the equipment that is all stored in wall unit cabinets. The system works flawlessly and requires only setup, no programming. I highly recommend it.
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I know that my Pioneer DV-610 AV-K will play Australian dvds. I love the comedy tv series The Games, it makes me laugh till I'm in pain. The owner's manual for the 610 says that it will work on 240 volt 50 hertz electricity, which is what WikiAnswers says comes out of the wall in Australia (give or take a few volts, which isn't important). So my guess would be yes, all you need would be an adapter plug or power cord that plugs into your wall socket. Do you own a fire extinguisher? Just kidding. Mostly. But you want more than a guess. Go to 220-Electronics or World-Import (both dot com) for their email address(es). Either store will know for sure. Good luck.
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Yes, as you can see on the picture it includes an adapter that works for Europe (ex: France, Germany). But the adapter does not work for the UK, you would need one of your one.And it can work on 110/220 VChristian
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Hey B. Nelson! I wish I could help you as I have no idea. We have the TV in a bedroom and don't use it for anything except watching cable. Sorry!
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I am assuming you have the RF version of this unit,which is what I have.The receiver (which is the unit that hangs around your neck),has no connection to the TV at all.It just has a 1/8 in. female jack receptacle to facilitate plugging in a set of earphones.The transmitter (the unit which sits beside your TV),comes equipped with 2 wires.The wire with the yellow end,is the power supply,which of course,plugs into the wall.The wire,I believe you are concerned with,is yellow on both ends.The one end of this wire plugs into the "AUDIO" jack of the transmitter and the other end plugs into the "AUDIO OUT"jack on the rear of your TV set.Hope this is helpful.Yours Truly....Harold I am assuming you have the RF version of this unit,which is what I have.The receiver (which is the unit that hangs around your neck),has no connection to the TV at all.It just has a 1/8 in. female jack receptacle to facilitate plugging in a set of earphones.The transmitter (the unit which sits beside your TV),comes equipped with 2 wires.The wire with the yellow end,is the power supply,which of course,plugs into the wall.The wire,I believe you are concerned with,is yellow on both ends.The one end of this wire plugs into the "AUDIO" jack of the transmitter and the other end... » Read More I am assuming you have the RF version of this unit,which is what I have.The receiver (which is the unit that hangs around your neck),has no connection to the TV at all.It just has a 1/8 in. female jack receptacle to facilitate plugging in a set of earphones.The transmitter (the unit which sits beside your TV),comes equipped with 2 wires.The wire with the yellow end,is the power supply,which of course,plugs into the wall.The wire,I believe you are concerned with,is yellow on both ends.The one end of this wire plugs into the "AUDIO" jack of the transmitter and the other end plugs into the "AUDIO OUT"jack on the rear of your TV set.Hope this is helpful.Yours Truly....Harold « Show Less
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I never got to that stage. After plugging in, (AC power, and HDMI cable to TV), I just powered up and started watching movie from UK, (region 2). Receiver auto adjusts for regions...don't know about zones.
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use RCA cables from output of RCA CRF940 RF modulator to the input on TV. Run cable from wall to input of Modulator. should work fine...
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Do you use a base station with rf to ir(do you point the remote to your equipment)? Also, you need the program from urc to troubleshoot/program and i doubt you can get it. If you can't find a local installer i might be able to help.
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It does state that in the manual. BUT the fact that there was a recently released firmware fix for the UK version of this set (X3000, X3500) seems to indicate that there is/was a possible issue in regards to how the software was controlling the fans in some of the sets. It might even have initially been considered "within specifications" and ended up being changed due to a good amount of user complaints.http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=602863
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The only way you will be able to utilize the AV500 is in a hardwired manner. It does not rebroadcast WiFi signals. You would need a repeater for that purpose, providing the smart TV has Internal WiFi, which some do. Most have an Ethernet plug to attach your signal. The AV500 extends wired signals through your AC lines in the house. Kind of like stringing a really long CAT5/6 Ethernet cable through your house between your router to your TV. If you want to extend the range of your WiFi, use a TP-Link TL-WA854RE Range Extender (repeater) or one of it's brethren. There are several models depending on the data rate (speed) you desire. Funny, I just got one in the mail today. No kidding. So, no. It will not extend your WiFi. If I may make a suggestion, take a look at NewEggFlash today at a product called an Edimax CV-7438nDM Wireless Bridge Adaptor. It's an inexpensive little toy that you might find useful in the near future. Get one quick; it's only $20 w/free shipping. I ordered one today too. Recommendation: Plug your AV500's directly into the outlets and away from other things. They are allergic to power strips and they tend to get pretty warm from dealing with the AC electricity, ok. If for some reason they don't work, try a different outlet. They prefer being on the same wired circuit. I hope I helped.
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I really did not know. I have the three sources only for digital sound output to the home theater. In some TV's, this could be use as you intend, but it said so, it its interchangeable. You could tried, to get image as in the yellow source; it couldn't do any harm to the Nyrius; but I think it would not work.
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Thank you for your assistance guys. It actually depends on where you bought the unit depending on the country's standards.If you bought this in the UK or Europe then it will work.
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would it be compatible if we use a transformer that we use of our US DVD player in the UK
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Hi,you will need to go to Get My Electronics.com and buy a RF antenna adapter.There is a place for the adapter on the TV and then you will be all set to use anyantenna you want.Jan
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You need a spare "video out" from somewhere to make it work (the typical yellow, red and white rca plug combination). Either from the cable box, or maybe if you have a surround sound system it could have more than one output. I guess if your tv has a video out block that would work, though I don't think that's typical to have that.