Chorus Digital in other room from RF Out

zoom_cool

I am trying to setup my Chorus so I can view it in another room I thought by taking a Coxial cable from the the RF Out from back of Sagem Chorus box I would be able to tune in the same station from the box can this be done? do i need to Activate RF out on Chorus Box?

Any help appricated guys.

steveon

You havent stated if you are on the cable or MMDS network, but the procedure to watch the same channel in another room is to use the scart socket on the back of the chorus digibox marked vcr. Connect a scart lead from this to your video and then run a coax from a video to the other room. Put the vcr on the av channel and then tune in the tv on the uhf band to find the vcr frequency. You should be able to watch the same channel.

If you are on cable also on the back of the digibox there is a secondary f connector which passes the analog cable, so connect this to your vcr and you will also be able to tune in the analog stations in the other room.

If you don't have a video you can get a scart to rf convertor but they are quite expensive or a wireless video sender.

Hope that helps..

zoom_cool

Thanks for your help I am on MMDS service and I dont have a VCR so i was hoping I could take it directly out of the RF Out socket instead of running thru a VCR can this be done?

steveon

It depends on the MMDS decoder you have..if its the old one a big black box with a drop down door model G4 you can. The other 2 models g6 and g6 micro you cant come out of the rf, this will simply power another box instead of a splitter being used.

Your only options are either a wireless video sender, or an scart to rf convertor. I would suggest purchasing a vcr or asking mates and family if they have an old vcr lying about, so long as it can be powered up and u can switch to the av channel it will work fine.

brianbruff

if you've got an RF out as you suggest, just run the coax to the other tv.
then get a cheap remote sender to allow you to change channels

(or as others suggest,,, just get a video sender (with inbuilt remote))