Saturday, January 21, 2017

Some skills about wireless av sender

PAKITE wireless tv av sender receiver
Who made the Wireless av sender(what is it)?
PAKITE is manufacture of wireless av sender,Located in shenzhen China, Over 8 years av sender produce experience, all of PAT series is our own design patent, 2.4/5.8GHz CE FCC Certificate and RoHS had passed.

Wireless av sender is for what?
Wireless av sender is for sharing digital single from one device to another device by wireless sharing, This technology no need to connect wifi, the wireless just send and receiver between transmitter and receiver.

How to use wireless av sender?
Just connect the transmitter part with the digital source, then connect receiver part with the tv or any other device for show the video, onece power on, it will be started work, easy to use and install.

How to choose the best one?
All the wireless device is according the use environment to choose the best suitable, but not the best one.since the 2.4GHz frequency band support strong penetrated ability, and 5.8GHz frequency band is support strong anti-interference, If use in the different floor or so many walls between transmitter and receiver,we will suggest PAT-360,PAT-260 or PAT-266 for you, if use in the same room or between room, any items is ok.

What the best advantage of AV Sender?
Example: the user have one set top box but not only one tv, and many tv in the different rooms and different floor. 

In this case,Typical: you have to buy many set top box and fix up cables from one room to another room, from first floor to another floor.
Now you have our product: whatever how many tv with one set top box is ok, one set top box connect one transmitter and each tv connect each receiver, no need to fix up any cable between different rooms and different floor.

Friday, January 20, 2017

How to Convert a Home Theater to Wireless

How to Convert a Home Theater to Wireless
 
Home theaters can quickly bury a room in wires. Even if the wires connecting the television to the video equipment are well-hidden, surround-sound speakers need to be placed all around the room for a full home-theater experience. These speakers all require separate wires, which can quickly make for a mess. Thankfully, converting a home theater to wireless sound is quite easy. Wireless video is another story, with technology still being developed. With a few investments in transmitters, you can get rid of many of the wires in your home theater space.

Wireless Home Theater Audio
Convert your existing speakers to wireless. This can be done by purchasing powered transmitters and receivers. Disconnect the speaker wires and use shorter ones to connect your home theater's audio output to a transmitter. The receiver is a small unit that sits next to the speakers on the other side of the room. These speakers must be plugged into the receiver with short audio cables, and the receiver still needs to be plugged into the wall, making this option not 100 percent wireless.

Buy purpose-built wireless speakers. These will still need to be connected to a wall outlet for power, but have the receiver built in to eliminate clutter. Some also offer more flexible adjustment of sound delay settings, which can make for a more realistic surround sound effect.

Place battery-powered speakers around the room. Battery-powered wireless speakers do exist, and eliminate the need for a power outlet connection. They function in the same way as other wireless systems, with a transmitter connected by audio cables to your system's sound output. Most home theater enthusiasts regard these as an ineffective solution, as the limited power provided by batteries doesn't give the speakers enough volume to be truly effective in a home theater context. If you can tolerate quiet and the need to change batteries, though, they can make the system fully wireless.



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Thursday, January 19, 2017

PAT-580 5.8GHz HDMI Wireless TV Transmitter and receiver Specification | PAKITE

Many family use the wireless tv transmitter now, because they don't want running so much cables in room, and don't want to cost much more money on cable box's monthly fee! Think about it, three televisions sharing one cable box just need one transmitter and two receivers; Without it, you need three converter box for three television, that's not a good project.
 

PAT-580 5.8GHz Long Distance Digital Wireless HDMI Transmitter Receiver with IR Extender, that’s adopts wireless radio frequency technology to transmit audio and video signals. Transmits high quality audio and video signals wirelessly from DVD/DVR/Satellite Receiver/Sky Box/ Dish TV with HDMI (What is HDMI Port?) output to receiver side. Besides, 5.8G has strong anti-interference capability, using digital encryption technology.
Wireless HDMI Video Transmitter

The most important is PAT-580 HDMI AV Sender with built-in IR extender for Home entertainment use, then user could change the program at any one receiver end. 
 

Features:
5.8GHz Strong anti-interference capacity
Transmission range up to 300m at line of sight
720 x 576P resolution
With built-in IR extender (only for 38KHz, later will update 32-58KHz IR frequency band)
Support PAL/NTSC system
Transmitter support 1080P/1080I/720P/576P/480P resolution input
Transmitter Receiver,compatible with CATV box, DVD, VCD, DVR, security monitoring system, digital TV set top box(Converter Box)

Specification:

DC Input
AC100-240V 50/60Hz
DC Ouput
5V----1200mA
Power Consumption
Transmitter1000mA/Receiver800mA
Operating Temperature
-10~+60
Operating Humidity
85%RH
Operation Frequency Range
5.8GHz:56455805MHz
Demodulation
FM/PLL
Bandwidth
16.5MHz
Channel Switching
8 CH
Receiver Sensitivity
-86dBm
S/N Ratio
50dB Min
Output Image Resolution 
720*576P
Transmission Distance
300 Meter (line of sight)
RF Frequency
433.92MHz
IR Frequency Range
38KHz
Input/Output Jack
HDMI Jack
Video Input/Output
1Vp-p,75Ω,PAL/NTSC
Audio Input/Output
1.0Vp-p,600Ω,Dual channels



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