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# AVL58 5.8G Video Link 

# User Manual

V1.0

2012

- 10

- 30

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# Disclaimer

Thank you for purchasing this product. Please read the instructions carefully before installing the hardware and software for this product, this will ensure trouble free operation of your Video Link RX and TX. Please use this product in accordance with the provisions of your local authorities and regulations.



# Contents

Disclaimer

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Contents

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Introduction

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Installation

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# Introduction

The AVL58 includes both Video Link T ransmitter (TX) and Video Link R eceiver (RX), working in the ISM frequency band of 5.8GHz ( 5 645

- 5 94 5MHz MHz). Analogue modulated video signals are sent wirelessly by the TX module to the RX module, and then the video signal will be demodulated and sent to a display.

There are 8 wireless channels can be selected when you are using AVL58

. T hese channels are:
CH1

- 5705MHZ, CH2

- 5685MHZ, CH3

- 5665MHZ, CH4

- 5645MHZ, CH5

- 5885MHZ, CH6

- 5905MHZ,

CH7

- 5925MHZ, and CH8

- 5945MHZ.

The characteristics of the AVL5 8 are: small size, low power consumption and high sensitivity. The AVL58 can be used in many applications requiring wireless video communication. When it’s used in the

aero
- modeling hobby, the Video Link T ransmitter will be mounted to the aircraft and the Video Link

R eceiver is connected to a display screen, allowing video signal wireless transmission.

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# Contents

5. 8GHz Video Link Transmitter ( TX ) ×1

A nalogue modulated video signals will be sent wirelessly by the TX module , working in the frequency

band of 5.8GHz with 8 channels.



### 5.8GHz Video Link Receiver ( RX ) ×1
Connect to a display screen.
The signal will be demodulated and sent to the display by the RX module , working in the frequency band of

5.8GHz with 8 channels.


### Antenna ×2
Optional, please make purchas e according to your need.

Please refer to the Clover

- Leaf Antenna User Manual for

all antenna details. 

## Video Input Cable ×1

Connect the TX to the video input source, with a port connecting to the battery for power supply,



## Video Output Cable ×1

Connect the RX module to a display screen, transmitting video signal to display on the screen.


### Power Cable 

## ×1

Connect the battery to the RX module and the display

screen through the power cable for power supply.

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# Installation

STEP1. Please a ssemble t wo antennas to the Video Link Transmitter and Receiver

. STEP2. C onnect the Video Link Transmitter to a video input source, and then connect the Video
Link Receiver to a display screen and battery.
STEP3. Make sure the Video Link Transmitter and Receiver are working on the same channel by using the channel

- selection button; refer to the LED indicator flash pattern.



### Important:

 The a ntenna MUST be connected before power on , otherwise electronics damage may occur

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 When use a battery to supply power for the RX and the display screen, the battery voltage must not be higher than the input voltage of the display screen; otherwise damage may occur to your display screen.

 En sure there is no obstacle between antennas; otherwise the communication range will be reduced.



### LED Indicator

CH 1 CH 2

CH 3 CH 4

CH 5 CH 6

CH 7 CH 8 Red LED blinks once after pressing the channel

- selection button, indicating successful selection.

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# Specification

Performance Parameter

Outdoor/RF Line

- of

- Sight Range 1. 0 k m

Transmit Power 500mW
Receiver Sensitivity (1%PER)

- 90dBm 2dBm

Frequency Band CH1

- CH8

 CH1 : 5705MHZ

 CH2 : 5685MHZ

 CH3 : 5665MHZ

 CH4 : 5645MHZ  CH5 : 5885MHZ

 CH6 : 5905MHZ

 CH7 : 5925MHZ

 CH8 : 5945MHZ 

### Physical Parameter
Operating Temperature

- 20~70 o C

Size (No Antenna)  TX: 50cm (length) X30cm (width) X22cm (height)

 RX: 55.5cm (length) X48cm (width) X17cm (height)

Weight (No Antenna)  TX: 39g

 RX: 49.5g 

### Hardware Supported
Antenna Options SMA

Transmitter Supply Voltage 3S~6S LiPo Receiver Supply Voltage 3S LiPo

Transmitter Current 575mA 50 mA(@12V)
Receiver Current 90mA 10 mA (@12V) 

### Software Supported

Built

- in Functions  5.8GHZ Broadband FM Video Transmit & Receive Synchronously

 Analog Video Output to Display

 8 Transmitting and Receiving Channels

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# Trouble Shooting

No. What Why How to

1 Power supply is
OK, but no video There is problem with the video

input. Please check the video input.

2 No video The RX and TX modules are not

set to the same channel. M ake sure RX and TX modules are on the same channel by using the

channel

- selection button.

3 Video is flashing and rolling. 1. T he video mode of the display

screen set s incorrectly

. 2. The RX and TX modules are

not set to the same channel. 1. Reset the video mode of the
display screen.

2. M ake sure RX and TX modules

are on the same channel

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4 T he transmission

distance between

the RX and TX is shortening

. 1. T he antenna assembly is

incorrect

. 2. The RX and TX modules are

not set to the same channel. 1. Make sure there is no obstacle

between antennas

. 2. M ake sure RX and TX modules

are on the same channel

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