Belkin AP51300fc10-BLK - Manuel (Page 37)

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Setup and Installation
1. Label all your cables. This seems unnecessary now, but it will help
you greatly in the future when you revisit the back panel and need to
make adjustments.
2. Connect to your power outlets per the planning worksheet (from
“Step 3 – Plan” on page 25.
3. Connect to your Trigger Out – simply connect the Remote DC Control
Cable (included) from the AVU1500’s “DC Trigger Out” port to another
target device’s “DC IN” (e.g., a retractable movie screen).
4. Connect to your IR Blaster – Using the included IR blaster cable,
please ensure that the loose end of the cable is aimed at the specific
home theater component with which your AVU1500 is trying to
communicate (e.g., projector or projection TV).
5. Connect your coax cables – connect the incoming cable line to the
AVU1500’s coax connector labeled “IN”. Connect another coaxial
cable to the AVU1500’s coax connector labeled “OUT”. Connect the
other end of this cable to your target home theater device (e.g., TV,
satellite TV tuner, radio equipment, etc.). Repeat this process for each
pair of in/out connectors and home theater devices needing
coaxial-cable connections.
6. Connect your Remote IN devices – if you plan to use this feature and
allow another device to act as a remote trigger, then you can connect
it to either the DC in or AC in connections. Your remote device must be
equipped with a switched AC power outlet or with a 3~30V DC output
(low-voltage trigger out).
Note: You can choose to use more than one device to act as a remote
trigger, and one can be connected to “Remote AC In” while the other
can be connected to the “Remote DC In”. In such a case, turning any
one on will remotely turn on your AVU1500’s switched outlets, and only
turning both off will cause your AVU1500’s switched outlets to turn off.
a. Make sure your AVU1500’s switched outlets are turned off: Use the
front-panel “Switched” button to turn off all the switched outlets;
the front-panel display should show “Switched OFF”.
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