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Angeltrax Wireless TV Extenders are no longer available. They are no longer being manufactured.

For an alternative we recommend the AITech Cable TV Extender in its place.

The SATV2400 Wireless Satellite System is designed to give the Satellite TV customer wireless Satellite TV options for his or her viewing pleasure.

Now, let’s decide if the SATV2400 is the right product for your application. I have Satellite TV from a Satellite TV Service Provider.

Example: DISH NETWORK or DIRECT TV. I would like to watch my Satellite TV signal in my kitchen, back porch, sun room, play room, spare bedroom, garage, work shop, or even outside on the pool deck without running cable. I also want to be able to control all functions of my Satellite Receiver from my remote location. If we have described your application, the SATV2400 is the right product for you.

The SATV2400 allows two different input possibilities for your convenience. The system is equipped with a TV tuner allowing you to modulate your Satellite signal to CH3 or CH61 and then broadcast the signal to your remote location. We have also provided a composite input for Satellite signal connection allowing you to broadcast the signal with a Direct A/V input. In either case, you will be able to control your Satellite Receiver from the remote location using our exclusive IR remote Modulation System.

Works with DIRECT TV and DISH NETWORK! AngelTrax Wireless Satellite TV System with IR Remote Extender, RF Channel Synchronization, IR Remote Extender, On Screen Menu and More....

Angeltrax SATV2400 User Manual: SATV2400 User Manual

Specifications:
Transmitter
Frequency: 2400MHz~2483MHz
Sender Power: 10dBm
Channels: 4 - 2414,2432,2450,2468MHz
Frequency Stability: +100KHz
Video Input Level: 1 Vp-p
Audio Input Level: 1 Vp-p
Supply Voltage: 12V
Power Consumption: 150mA
Antenna: Dipole Internal
Dimension: 5”Dx2”Wx7”5H
Operating Temperature: -10C~+60C

Receiver
Frequency: 2400MHz~2483MHz
Sensitivity: -90dBm
Channels: 4 - 2414,2432,2450,2468MHz
L.O. Stability: +100KHz
Video Input Level: 1 Vp-p
Audio Input Level: 1 Vp-p
Supply Voltage: 12V
Power Consumption: 200mA
Antenna: Dipole Internal
Dimension: 5”Dx2”Wx7”5H
Operating Temperature: -10C~+60C

Setup
1. Connect a set of RCA cables from the output of the additional device to the RCA input on the back of the transmitter.

2. Connect the IR extender cable (supplied in the SATV2400) to the rear of the transmitter. Locate the opposite end of the cable in front of the IR receptor of your additional device.

3. Select the TV/AV button on your AngelTrax remote control. This will switch the coaxial input to the RCA input. You are now seeing the additional device.

4. To control your device use the remote that came with your product. Simply point your device remote control at the AngelTrax receiver.


Multiple System Set-Up (Advanced Set-Up)
The SATV2400 Wireless Satellite TV Systems are designed to be used in applications where more than one system is needed. There are two different applications and a solution for each.
1. If you have two or more locations where a wireless TV solution is needed and those locations are not used simultaneously, then all you need is one complete system and multiple receivers. All receivers will display the same signal.
2. If you have two or more locations where a wireless Satellite/AV solution is needed and those locations are used simultaneously, then you will need complete systems to keep all wireless systems completely independent.

Note: Each system comes with 4 RF channels. When using multiple systems for independent applications, the systems must be on different RF channels and you must turn “Synchronization” OFF in the on screen menu.

Please call with any questions.Thank you.

My Angeltrax remote control doesn't want to work, how do I fix this?

1. To troubleshoot your Angeltrax remote, first point the remote at the red dot on the Angeltrax receiver, which is located between RF-3 and RF-4 markings on the face of the Angeltrax receiver. Now press the TV/AV button a few times to see if you can change the top LED on the Angeltrax receiver properly. If you can, the remote control device itself is should be working. If not, open the battery compartment of the remote, roll the batteries with your thumb, and try again.

2. The Angeltrax receiver sends a radio signal to the Angeltrax transmitter unit for the remote control function. This radio signal could be interfered with.

To avoid the possibility of blocking or interfering with this signal:

• Do not place receiver on metal or against metal
• Do not place transmitter on metal or against metal (have a 12inch space between the Angeltrax transmitter and receiver from any metal to prevent possible antenna de-tuning.
• Do not place near any large aquariums for this will de-tune the Angeltrax antenna

3. The next thing to try is to move the Angeltrax transmitter a few inches in any direction or rotate the unit up to 90 degrees… now give the remote a try again. This can be done with the receiver as well.

4. Extremely flexible, pliable coaxial cables indicate poor shielding. Replace your flexible coaxial cable with a stiffer cable for better radio shielding. Channel 53 will interfere with the 433 MHZ radio signal if allowed to get outside of the coaxial cable.

5. Disconnect the cable out cable on your Angeltrax transmitter and try the remote, if this resolves the issue and you still need an extra cable output, you will need to purchase a cheap cable splitter at Radio Shack to split your cable into two feeds (rare but sometimes resolves the issue).

What happens if for some reason I have a problem and need to return the Angeltrax system?

PcPowerZone allows all of our customers to request a return within 15 days of delivery for any Angeltrax wireless cable TV system order made with us (we do request that you work with customer service to troubleshoot your system first). Our standard return policy will apply (20% restock fee), plus all original retail packaging and components will be required in order for a return to be accepted.

We know that while problems are rare, sometimes a return will be needed.