i have a t1 100 and i boughgt a new tv abd uit woin't worj on it do i need a two prong wire to connect to the tv i now have only one and i t is
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This is what I did when I got the tv. I only had to plug in the "transmitter". One side, the fatter one on the right, I attached to the "audio out". The other side, the thinner of the two, I plugged into the electrical. That's all you need to do.
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you might need an rca Y adapter for both channels if you want to get best usage ... check if you are plugged into the audio output of the TV or the audio output of the cable box would be better
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All you need is one wire. connect your transmitter to the audio out on your tv set. If you have a cable box you could connect it to the audio out on your cable box. That's it just one wire. The other wire on the transmitter goes to the house electric plug for electricity to power the transmitter.
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I don't understand your question. You didn't finish you question. please rewrite your question.
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The antenna connects to the tv using the same type of connection as a cable wire, so a usb is not needed. If you are replacing cable with the antenna, you can actually use the cable wiring in your house to connect all of your tv's to one antenna. Put the antenna in the room at the highest point in the house. Get a 2 way cable splitter. One end goes to the tv in that room. The other end connects to the existing cable wire. Follow the existing cable wire to your basement or wherever the cable comes in to the house. Get a 5 way splitter (for up to 4 tv's). Connect the cable coming from the room with the antenna to the input of the 5 way splitter. Connect all of your other tv cables to the outputs of the 5 way splitter. You will then just need to change each tv to use air instead of cable. Be sure to buy quality splitters with gold ends.
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Whatever number they were connected to on the old one, put them here. The third one is not required. Some computers have a different antenna position where it is a triangle, and that's where all three are needed. With 2 antenna wires, you should connect them to the same numbers as they were. If you don't know, or can't remember, connect them to #1 and #2. It really shouldn't make any difference at all really between 1 and 2.
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You have to purchase one separately. If you have a bunch of old per supply cable, you can cut the cord and use that.
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I'm not sure what you need. I just took the cables supplied and connected it up to my old Toshiba tv via a Radio Shack switch box. The box connects a vcr, a laser disc player and my dvd player.
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Yes, if you're just using one camera, just plug one wire to the wall outlet and the other to the audio/video input on the back of your TV. Then use your remote control to select the a/v input on your TV.
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If the antenna that has an amp is used with this amp you will have to install this amp after the existing amp. I assume the one you have now has a amp that attaches to the antenna then the cable runs into the house and connects to a piece that plugs into the wall and connects to the TV. The cable from this piece that would normally connect to the TV would connect to the input of this new amp and the output of it would connect to the tv. That's a lot of amplifying. You might want to connect this amp further down the cable if you have a long run.
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On the transmitter side there is an 'In' from your source along with an 'Out' to a TV next to the transmitter. There is only one 'Out' on the receiver side for one TV. This eliminates the need for anything else to watch 2 TV's, one connected to the transmitter and one to the receiver.
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I am assuming you have the RF version of this unit,which is what I have.The receiver (which is the unit that hangs around your neck),has no connection to the TV at all.It just has a 1/8 in. female jack receptacle to facilitate plugging in a set of earphones.The transmitter (the unit which sits beside your TV),comes equipped with 2 wires.The wire with the yellow end,is the power supply,which of course,plugs into the wall.The wire,I believe you are concerned with,is yellow on both ends.The one end of this wire plugs into the "AUDIO" jack of the transmitter and the other end plugs into the "AUDIO OUT"jack on the rear of your TV set.Hope this is helpful.Yours Truly....Harold I am assuming you have the RF version of this unit,which is what I have.The receiver (which is the unit that hangs around your neck),has no connection to the TV at all.It just has a 1/8 in. female jack receptacle to facilitate plugging in a set of earphones.The transmitter (the unit which sits beside your TV),comes equipped with 2 wires.The wire with the yellow end,is the power supply,which of course,plugs into the wall.The wire,I believe you are concerned with,is yellow on both ends.The one end of this wire plugs into the "AUDIO" jack of the transmitter and the other end... » Read More I am assuming you have the RF version of this unit,which is what I have.The receiver (which is the unit that hangs around your neck),has no connection to the TV at all.It just has a 1/8 in. female jack receptacle to facilitate plugging in a set of earphones.The transmitter (the unit which sits beside your TV),comes equipped with 2 wires.The wire with the yellow end,is the power supply,which of course,plugs into the wall.The wire,I believe you are concerned with,is yellow on both ends.The one end of this wire plugs into the "AUDIO" jack of the transmitter and the other end plugs into the "AUDIO OUT"jack on the rear of your TV set.Hope this is helpful.Yours Truly....Harold « Show Less
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I have mine connected to a signal amp that I got at Home Depot for 20$. It amps 4 signals and I only have mine connected to 2TV's. both can have different channels at same time
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I just connected to the cable and was good to go. Older TV's need a converter box.
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As long as your old TV has the connections for two inputs, I don't know why you couldn't use it. My TV's have 2 or 3 connections so I think it depends on how old your TV is and if you have enough connections for input.
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As long as you have RF Connectors on your tv, most TV's with inputs still have at least one set. Power up the camera and connect to TV and your off and running. I don't remember if it came with one BNC Female to RCA Male connector or not but those you can get at any electronics store like radio shack
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I don't remember getting one, but I don't think you need it. You just disconnect the old antenna and plug in the new. Took me about 15 minutes, and that included climbing up on the rig and getting down.
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Make sure the TV has the connection on it then yes! Need the go into menu and indicate wired vs wifi connection also after you run wire from router.
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make sure all yiur wires are connected and your t.v. color is adjusted. i have not had any trouble with mine. Hope it works well for you.
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Yes, you need one cable from the switch to the TV, and one cable from each device to the switch.