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RFX-NLL-II

Last Rev: March 2008

RF ExtremeCare: 866.732.0113

Plug one end of the Video cable into the BNC

connector on the camera, and the other end into the

BNC connector on the transmitter.

Connect male XLR audio cables to the female XLR

connectors on the rear of the transmitter using a Line

Level audio source.

Turn on camera. The GREEN LED will begin to flash

fast.

The faster the flashing GREEN LED the higher quality

link is established.

CAUTION:

If the LED is flashing slowly, this

indicates that the link is not guaranteed.

Move the receiver antennas to a more

suitable location to gain ‘line of sight’.

GREEN LED LIGHT

Summary of content (6 pages)

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GHT Plug one end of the Video cable into the BNC connector on the camera, and the other end into the BNC connector on the transmitter. Connect male XLR audio cables to the female XLR connectors on the rear of the transmitter using a Line Level audio source. Turn on camera. The GREEN LED will begin to flash fast. The faster the flashing GREEN LED the higher quality link is established. CAUTION: If the LED is flashing slowly, this indicates that the link is not guaranteed.
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8.3 SYSTEM STATUS INDICATOR The following table shows the LED indicators on the RFX-NLL.
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9 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q. What do I do if the picture starts to break up? A. Turn both the receiver and the transmitter off and on again. This will reset and allow the RFX-NLL-II to select a different channel to use. Q. What if the LED indicators flash yellow? A. Make sure that the TX and RX are on matching frequency bands (5.8 GHz). Check that you are supplying 8 – 18 volts DC to the RFX-NLL-II. Reduce the distance and turn the RFXNLL-II off and on again.
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Q. What do I do about audio delay if taking a separate audio source to ensure the audio is in sync with the video? A. Due to the RFX-NLL-II’s error-correcting technology you will experience approximately 12 frames of delay. To correct this, simply delay your audio source at the same time as the video output. We recommend the BEHRINGER SHARK DSP110: www.behringer.com/DSP110/index.
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10 CONTACT INFORMATION Sales / Rentals / RF ExtremeCare Technical Support Team RF Central 99 Garden Parkway Carlisle, PA 17013 USA 717.249.4900 (telephone) 717.249.3630 (fax) 866.732.0113 sales@rfcentral.com extremecare@rfcentral.com www.rfcentral.com RFX-NLL-II Last Rev: March 2008 RF ExtremeCare: 866.732.
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11 Appendix A - SPECIFICATIONS 11.1 Video Video Standard Audio Latency MPEG-2 SD resolution, full frame rate Auto select 4 Mb/s, 8 Mb/s, 16 Mb/s Composite NTSC / PAL auto select 2 Channels Analog audio 0 dBm Line Level in 465 ms (12 frames) 11.2 RF Information Transmission method Range Security Channel select Frequency Reception sensitivity Power OFDM Outdoors over 1000 ft / 350 m line of sight indoors with internal walls approx 70 ft.