Where does the transmitter plug in to the TV?
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Depends on your TV. Most have an "Audio Out " port on the back of the TV and that's where you attach it.
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Either a single plug audio out port or with a dongle into the RCA audio out ports.
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While the audio out on your tv works fine, I've found that you get better sound if you plug it directly into the audio out jack on your desktop set. (assuming you have cable or satellite tv.)
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In the headphone jack, if it has one. I have a seperate audio receiver plugged into the "line out" jacks on the TV and the transmitter is plugged into its headphone jacks.
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Into the headphone jack on the tv.If the tv doesnt have that then you have to purchase an adapter from the 8th inch to a red and white RCA cable.
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On our TV (Samsung) it plugs into the "audio out" jack on the back of the tv
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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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Newer TV have colored ports on the side or back. This comes with colored plugs that you put in the identical colored port. The single plug goes to the transmitter.
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Your transmitter must be connected to the cable box and the receiver to the TV. Your cable box needs to have a composite video out (yellow RCA connector) and audio out (Red RCA connector - right channel, White RCA connector - left channel). If these don't exist, then you will need a device that converts the cable box output signal to the composite video and audio or you will need a different wireless equipment. I hope this helps. Good luck!
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If the audio output on the back of your tv are RCA connectors, you should connect your tv directly to the Serene transmitter RCA input with RCA cables. If the tv output is an optical output, you will need a converter
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Two answers from my husband: 1) move the transmitter from it's current location (right now he has it on the floor under the TV) or 2) the batteries are low.
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Top Right. Power adapter which comes with it goes to top left. Bottom are the feeds out to the TVs
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Only if the TV from which you want to transmit, the source, has an HDMI out. Since most TVs have HDMI in, you should be fine with the one you want to transmit to (the target). You would need a 5v mini USB adapter for the transmitter, unless the sourse TV has a 5v USB port.
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The plug connects from the wall to the bottom of the tv (just a bit on the left side along the bottom).
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No, the transmitter is USB and the signals are through the USB port from the computer. It is not a line in/out thing. So it cannot be used on the TV.
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No, just the one. The port on the transmitter is a small square with two pins (about the size of a mini USB).It doesn't look familiar to me, don't know whether you could find other connections that would fit it. If you look at the online manual it might give the name of the port so you could search for connectors. Barring that you might use an adapter at the RCA end (into the television). For what it's worth, we've been very happy with our Sennheiser set.
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Depending on what you are trying to hook it up to. Whether it is a TV or something else there should be a manual. They are red and white plugs on one side and depending on your TV set they are usually the same. you can even get them at the 99 cent store. I would recommend Radio Shack for a more personal service to help you.
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Antenna wire screws into outlet I believe where the cable would normally plug in. Very simple on my TV.
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You attach it to your TV and power outlet and follow the instructions on the TV screen. It is wireless
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Scott....I'm not a TV techy, but mine is plugged in just like every other TV I ever had, so don't know answer to your question.
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No the transmitter needs the power from the outlet to send the signal down the line. The transmitter is the device you plug into the outlet.
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The transmitter plugs into a source to send to the speaker. We use ours to listen to the TV outside.