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This guide is for users looking to distribute HDMI signals over coaxial cable networks, ideal for hotels, sports bars, or home setups. The Edision HDMI Modulator 3in1 Pro allows you to convert an HDMI signal into a DVB-C, DVB-T, or ISDB-T signal for distribution. However, proper setup and understanding of network configurations are essential for optimal performance.
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The HDMI loop-through allows you to connect an additional display directly to the modulator, enabling you to view the HDMI source locally without affecting the signal sent over the coaxial network.
These are different modulation standards used for broadcasting digital signals over cable (DVB-C) and terrestrial (DVB-T and ISDB-T) networks. Select the standard that matches your network.
Use the control buttons and the LCD display to navigate to the channel settings menu. Select a frequency not already in use by other channels on your network.
Your TV must be compatible with the modulation type (DVB-C, DVB-T, or ISDB-T) selected on the modulator. Most modern TVs support at least one of these standards.
MER (Modulation Error Ratio) measures the quality of the modulator's output signal. A higher MER value (>35 dB) indicates a better-quality signal.
Use the control buttons and the LCD display to access the output level settings. Adjust the level to ensure optimal signal strength for your network.
The user manual should be included in the product packaging. You can also often find it online on the manufacturer's website.
Check all cable connections, ensure the modulator is powered on, and re-scan channels on the TVs.
Adjust the output signal level on the modulator. Check the quality of the coaxial cables and connections. Ensure the input signal is of good quality.
Ensure the IR receiver on the TV is compatible with the modulator's IR output and that the IR transmitter is correctly positioned.
