Channel Vision CVT 1stereo 1ub/2ub/3ub/uhf - II, CVT 1ub/2ub/3ub, CVT 3ub/uhf,,,,,, 3102, 3102-80, CVT 15PIA,,, 1172, 3101, 2101, HS,,,,,,,,, Installation Instructions

Below you will find brief information for Multi-Room Video CVT Modulator CVT 1stereo 1ub/2ub/3ub/uhf - II, Multi-Room Video CVT Modulator CVT 1ub/2ub/3ub, Multi-Room Video CVT Modulator CVT 3ub/uhf. The Channel Vision Multi-Room Video CVT Modulator makes it easy to map any three audio/video sources to any unused channels on you television set(s). Watching your security cameras, laser disk, video tape, or any other video signal becomes as easy as switching channels with your remote.

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Key features

  • Map any three audio/video sources
  • Easy to use and install
  • Works with security cameras, laser disk, video tape, and other video signals
  • Available at every TV hooked up to your coax cable
  • Can be used to pipe music to any room on your TV network
  • Includes a combiner, a RF distribution amplifier, and an inline attenuator
  • Supports UHF and Ultraband channels

Frequently asked questions

The CVT Modulator is a device that allows you to map any three audio/video sources to any unused channels on your TV set(s). It makes it easy to watch your security cameras, laser disk, video tape, and other video signals by simply switching channels with your remote.

Connect your video sources to the CVT Modulator as you would connect them directly to your TV's "video in".

Use the DIP Switch Settings Table to set the dip switches on the back of the CVT to provide the desired channel selection range. Refer to the instructions provided with your modulator for specific instructions.

Common problems include: no modulation, snowy picture, black picture, grainy local channels, grainy modulated channel, TV won't tune high enough to get modulated channel, cable company box won't pass a modulated signal, cable company uses all available channels, modulated picture is too bright or washed out, modulated picture is too dark, noise on the audio, audio is too low, herringbone in picture on modulated channel, horizontal bars rolling through TV picture, vertical bars rolling through TV picture, black and white lines on one local channel, flashing at the top or middle of TV picture, picture is tearing, ghosts on the picture, low channel pictures are good, high channel picture is grainy, low channels are wavy vertical lines, high channels are good, TVs not receiving all channels being distributed.

Use well shielded coax of either RG6 Quad or RG11 for RF distribution systems. Use RG59U Coax for composite/baseband video signals only.
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