How to Connect Your Devices

This guide provides a straightforward method for connecting multiple devices to TVs using a USB-C to HDMI setup, ensuring a seamless viewing experience. It details each step, from preparing your computer connection to testing the system for reliability, making it easy for anyone to follow. By using this guide, you can efficiently set up your home entertainment system, allowing for simultaneous displays on multiple TVs. It's perfect for those looking to enhance their multimedia setup without technical expertise.

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**Prepare the computer connection:** Plug a **USB-C → HDMI** adapter into your Mac (or use a native HDMI port on other computers).

**Connect to the transmitter:** Plug one end of **HDMI cable #1** into the adapter and the other end into the **transmitter**. Plug the transmitter into a power source.

**Wire from transmitter → splitter:** Plug one end of a **Cat6a** cable into the transmitter and the other end into the **splitter**. Plug the splitter into a power source. Plug two (or as many as needed) additional **Cat6a** cables into the splitter outputs. Run one Cat6a to the receiver behind **TV #1** and the second Cat6a to the receiver behind **TV #2**. Make sure each receiver is plugged into a power source.

**Receiver → Devices** For each receiver, plug **HDMI cable #2** into the receiver and plug the other end into device's input

**Power & test** Power the transmitter, splitter, and receivers. Switch the TV to the appropriate HDMI input and verify the Mac/computer display shows on each TV. If you have two TVs, confirm both receivers show the same signal.Secure all cables, conceal wiring where possible, and verify all power supplies are secure and away from foot traffic. Test the system for several minutes to confirm reliability.