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altis · 02-08-2004, 14:49

A video sender can only transmit one channel. You can stuff many down a cable at the same time - each on a different frequency. The connection to your video sender will be via a scart (or possibly 3 x phono), not RF.

If you cannot view the STB output on the TV upstairs then this might be because:
1) your STB is not in the RF chain - study the diagram above - there should be a lead from the RF output of the STB to the aerial input of the VCR.
2) your remote TV is not tuned in to the STB - make sure the STB is on and then do a channel search upstairs.
2) the RF output of your STB is tuned to channel that is already used by another - you can use the engineering pages of the STB to change this - best to get Customer Services to talk you through this.

02-08-2004, 14:49	#14
altis Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Warrington ntl:81304 Altitude: 12m (and falling) Posts: 4,499	Re: How can i watch ntl in another room? A video sender can only transmit one channel. You can stuff many down a cable at the same time - each on a different frequency. The connection to your video sender will be via a scart (or possibly 3 x phono), not RF. If you cannot view the STB output on the TV upstairs then this might be because: 1) your STB is not in the RF chain - study the diagram above - there should be a lead from the RF output of the STB to the aerial input of the VCR. 2) your remote TV is not tuned in to the STB - make sure the STB is on and then do a channel search upstairs. 2) the RF output of your STB is tuned to channel that is already used by another - you can use the engineering pages of the STB to change this - best to get Customer Services to talk you through this.