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Receiver
• HDMI, COMPO, AV - The indicator light will be solid for the selected port as long as the output cable is
present and connected to the output device. If no output device is detected by the selected output port,
the indicator light will be fl ashing.
IR Flasher
IR Flashers are provided to allow for control of up to three source devices using the device’s original remote
control at the Receiver location. The IR Flasher is connected to the Transmitter and its three eyes are adhered
to the media source devices' IR window (See Setting Up Media Component IR Remote Control Capabilities
in the Installation and Operation section of this manual).
IR Extender
The IR Extender provided extends the range of the IR on the Receiver and support placement of the Receiver
out of sight. (See Connecting The Display Device to the Receiver in the Installation and Operation section
of this manual).
Product Modes
HD Flow Pro Wireless Multimedia Kits have the capability to stream from one Transmitter to one Receiver or
from one Transmitter to up to four Receivers.
Model Capability Mode
HDS200: HD Flow Pro Wireless Multimedia Kit: streams to one display devices Peer-to-Peer Wireless
HDS200-2: HD Flow Pro Wireless Multimedia Kit: streams to two display devices Multicast Wireless
HDS200-3: HD Flow Pro Wireless Multimedia Kit: streams to three display devices Multicast Wireless
HDS200-4: HD Flow Pro Wireless Multimedia Kit: streams to four display devices Multicast Wireless
Note: Maximum of four (4) Receivers can be paired to one Transmitter when using Multicast Wireless mode.
Peer-To-Peer Modes
Peer-To-Peer Wireless Mode
Peer-to-Peer Wireless Mode is a pre-confi gured setting that enables one Transmitter to stream AV media to one
Receiver. HDS200 model HD Flow Pro Wireless Multimedia Kit comes pre-confi gured for Peer-to-Peer Wireless
mode.
Peer-To-Peer LAN (wired) Mode
Peer-to-Peer LAN (wired) Mode is an available confi guration for applications where wireless signal transfer
is not desired, allowed or surpasses wireless distance limitations. This mode allows the Transmitter to be
connected directly to the Receiver using an Ethernet cable to transmit AV signal. Wired connection mode
requires a CAT5e/6 cable to be connected to the LAN ports between the Transmitter and Receiver. Please visit
http://www.hdfl ow.com/Tech-Support for step-by-step LAN programming instructions.
Transmitter
• HDMI1, HDMI2, PC, AV – The indicator light will be lit to indicate the input that is currently selected. If
the selected input does not have a connection or the signal from the media source is not present, the
selected input Indicator Light will be fl ashing.