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Step One  

 

Installing your coaxial cable

1.

  Fit your female coaxial connector to one end of the 

coaxial cable and fi t your male coaxial connector to 

the other end.  It is important that when fi tting coaxial 

connectors that the cable makes full contact with the 

pin of the coaxial connector.  This is best acheived by 

soldering the cable into the connector.  Failure to make 

a full contact between the cable and the connector pin 

will disable the remote control function of the SLx link.

2.  

Route your length of coaxial cable from the Sky™/

Sky+™/ Sky+ HD™ receiver location (female socket 

connector) to your second TV location (male plug 

connector).  You can route the cable indoors or outdoors 

but it is important to ensure that there are no kinks or 

twists in the cable and that tight bends are avoided as 

this can damage the cable core.

Note: 

 It is important that the coaxial cable signal is not 

interrupted by isolated wall plates, non-bypass aerial 

amplifi ers or aerial splitters as these will disable the 

remote control function.  

If necessary, please use non-isolated wall plates or a 

digital bypass kit with your aerial amplifi er/splitter to 

avoid such problems (contact your local electrical or 

satellite installer for details).

3.

  Once your length of coaxial cable is in place, connect 

the female coaxial connector to the 

RF2

 socket on the 

back of your Sky™/Sky+™ receiver.

 

Step Two

 

 

Installing the SLx link  (

Figure 3)

1.  

Connect the short lead with a male plug which is 

attached to the SLx link to the aerial input socket 

on your second TV.  If you are using a separate VCR 

(excluding TV/VCR combination systems) then you 

must connect the SLx link to the VCR aerial input, not 

the TV aerial input.

2.

 Connect the male plug on your length of coaxial 

cable to the female socket on the SLx link.

3.  

Position the SLx infrared eye in a clear line of sight 

from where you will be using the remote control, (eg 

on top of your television).

1.   It is 

IMPORTANT

 that you follow 

ALL

 sections 

of the installation instructions in order to fully 

install your SLx link.

2.

   Please switch off  all equipment and remove the 

plugs from the wall sockets before attempting to 

install any cabling.  Please do not switch on any 

equipment until 

you reach Step Three of this installation guide.

3.

   We have provided the instructions below for self 

installation, however for best results we suggest 

that the SLx link is fi tted by an experienced 

electrical/aerial installer.

Figure 1

 shows a typical system setup.  Please read 

the following instructions carefully for full details of 

how to install your SLx link.

Important

The SLx link allows you to both watch and control your 

Sky™, Sky+™ or Sky+ HD™ receiver from a second TV 

in your home regardless of its location.  The SLx link is 

compatible with Sky™, Sky+™ and Sky+ HD™ receivers 

using your existing or additional remote control.

What you may need (not supplied)

 

  Suitable length of coaxial cable to route from your 

Sky™/Sky™+ receiver to your second television.

   

For coaxial cable runs of over 10 metres, a suitable 
amplifi er, such as the SLx 27822BM, is required.

  

Male (plug) coaxial connector.

  

Female (socket) coaxial connector.

Introduction

Installation instructions

Figure 3

    

SLx Link

 

Figure 2

Coaxial Plug/Socket Guide

To Sky™ 

RF2 Socket

Male 

2

1

Female 

Digi Eye

Figure 1 

   

Master set up

To VCR  (

if applicable)

Scart Lead 

(not supplied)

Sky™/Sky+™ Receiver

Main 

Television

Second 

Television

Coax Flylead

(not supplied)

RF In

RF Out 1

RF Out 2

RF In

Scart In

RF In

To Dish

LNB

TV                                    VCR

To Aerial

Length of Coaxial Cable (not supplied)

SLx 

Link

Digi Eye

27833R

Link Remote Sender System

USER GUIDE

RF In

SLx Link

 

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