WEB SCRIPT Electrical and Electronics
Sector: Electronics Products Assembly and Servicing NC II
Qualification: Service Consumer Electronics Products and Systems
Unit of Competency: Servicing Consumer Electronics Products and Systems
Module Title: LO2: Install consumer electronic products and systems
Learning Outcomes: Anna Marie Gime
Developer/s:
TITLE Installing consumer electronic products and systems
After this lesson the learner will be able to install every consumer
OBJECTIVES electronic products that is classified as both the oldest and the newest of
the complex of industries. You will install it without damage to the
INTRODUCTION surrounding place or environment and it will be tested according to
Topic 2 standard procedures.
Lesson 1
Proper selection and care of tools needed according to needs
Proper selection and care of tools needed according to needs
Before working in any job, just like installing different consumer electronic products and systems it
is important that we must first select the proper materials, tools and equipment we needed to do the
job safely.
MATERIALS
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Electrical Tape
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Soldering Lead
Use for soldering of electronic components.
Safety Provision is to always wash your hands after using a solder.
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Soldering Paste and Soldering Flux
A material used in the manufacture of printed circuit boards to connect surface mount components
to pads on the board.
Flux serves a threefold purpose: it removes any oxidized metal from the surfaces to be soldered,
seals out air thus preventing further oxidation, and by facilitating amalgamation improves wetting
characteristics of the liquid solder.
For safety provision Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and inhalation of vapors. Fumes from the
soldering/brazing process are irritating to the eyes and respiratory system. Hot metal can cause
eye and skin burns. Avoid breathing fumes from the soldering/brazing process.
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Anti - Static Brush
This is use for cleaning PCB of dust and other foreign materials.
In terms of Safety Provision handles must be insulated.
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Stranded Wires
This is used when higher resistance to metal fatigue is required and it is more flexible than solid
wire of the same total cross - sectional area.
The safety provision of stranded wire handles must be insulated.
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Solid Wires
Solid wire is used when little or no movement is needed.
The safety provision of stranded wire handles must be insulated.
TOOLS
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Long Nose Pliers
Use for holding and forming wire ends and bends to fit screws or for terminal soldering.
Safety provision the handles must have proper insulation to avoid electric shock when working in
live circuits.
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Side cutter Pliers
This is used for stripping the insulation off stranded wire ends. This is very useful in cutting excess
components terminal leads.
For the safety provision handles must be insulated
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Lineman Pliers
Use for bending or cutting wire or handling small objects.
For safety provision handles must be insulated.
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Cross cut head screwdriver
This is used for alignment purposes in servicing receivers. For turning screws.
Safety provision should not be forced or be used as punches.
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Flat head/ slotted screwdriver
This is used for alignment purposes in servicing receivers. For turning screws.
The safety provision should not be forced or be used as punches.
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Soldering Iron
For soldering of electronic components and small connections. Use soldering iron rated in 20 to 40
watts
The safety provisions are commonly used for printed circuit boards where excessive heat is
undesirable.
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Soldering Stand
Use to hold the soldering Iron.
For safety provision was to hold the soldering iron to prevent scorching anything.
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Desoldering pump
This is used for removing soldered components from a joint.
For the safety provision desoldering pump with vacuum attachment to such molten solder.
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Plastic alignment tools
A tool that is usually used for small screws and adjusting trimmers, etc.
For safety provision this should not be forced or be used as punches.
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Set of torx key
Designed to ensure even more torque can be applied for ease and precision when tightening and
loosening.
For safety provision this should not be forced or be used as punches.
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Utility knife/stripper
Use for cutting wires, or PCB. It can also be used for stripping wires.
Safety provision must have a plastic handle.
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Wire stripper
This is used for stripping solid or stranded wires.
Safety provision handles must be insulated.
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Glue gun
Use for holding wire connection from the PCB or to hold from the PCB from the chassis.
Safety Provision is commonly used for PCB where excessive heat is undesirable.
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Mini Drill
This is used as a cutting tool for making round holes in the PCB to mount electronic components.
Safety provision should not be forced or be used as punches.
EQUIPMENT
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Power Drill
This is an equipment used for making round holes or driving fasteners.
For safety Provision disconnect power supply before changing or adjusting bit or attachments
Test Instruments
There are many different forms of test instrument that can be used to test electronic equipment.
The digital multimeter is one of the most common, but there are many other items of test equipment
including the oscilloscope, signal generator, spectrum analyzer, logic analyzer and many more.
Find out about the different types of test instruments available. But we are basically using the
multitester/ multimeter , There are 2 types of multi - tester the Analog and digital.
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Analog Multimeter - Analogue Meter
A multimeter or multitester, also called a volt-ohm meter or VOM, is a device that measures
resistance, voltage, resistance, and continuity.
The number that the needle stops on indicates the volts, ohms or amps the meter is measuring
depending on how the control knob is set. (Copyright 2020 Leaf Group Ltd.)
The safety provision the handles/ Probes must have proper insulation to avoid electric shock when
working in live circuits. Use the black and red probes to do your measurements, turning the
multimeter to the correct settings and switching off the circuit's power before testing it.
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DMM, Digital Multimeter
The Digital Multimeter or multitester also called a volt-ohm meter or VOM, is a device that
measures resistance, voltage, resistance, and continuity. This gives exact digital value in the scale
meter.
The safety provision the handles/ Probes must have proper insulation to avoid electric shock when
working in live circuits. Use the black and red probes to do your measurements, turning the
multimeter to the correct settings and switching off the circuit's power before testing it.
Quiz 2 IDENTIFICATION TYPE:
Direction: Read and identify the following use of tools, equipment and materials. Write your answer
on the space provided.
______________________1. This is used for soldering of electronic components and small
connections. Use soldering iron rated in 20 to 40 watts.
______________________2. This is used for stripping the insulation off stranded wire ends. This
is very useful in cutting excess components terminal leads.
______________________3. This is used for holding and forming wire ends and bends to fit
screws or for terminal soldering.
______________________4. This is used for soldering of electronic components.
______________________5. This is used for tools that are usually used for small screws and
adjusting trimmers, etc.
______________________6. This is used for cleaning PCB of dust and other foreign materials.
______________________7. This is used for measuring resistance, voltage, resistance, and
continuity .This gives exact digital value in the scale meter.
______________________8. This is used for This is used for measuring resistance, voltage,
resistance, and continuity. The number that the needle stops on indicates the volts, ohms or amps
the meter is measuring depending on how the control knob is set.
______________________9. This is used for alignment purposes in servicing receivers. For
turning screws and has a positive or cross cut tip.
______________________10. This is an equipment used for making round holes or driving
fasteners.
Answer key:
1. Soldering Iron
2. Side - Cutter Plier
3. Long Nose Plier
4. Soldering Lead
5. Plastic alignment tools
6. Anti - Static Brush
7. Digital Multimeter/Multitester
8. Analog Multimeter
9. Cross cut head screwdriver
10. Power Drill
Topic 3 Installation Procedure
Introduction
Lesson 1 This topic describes a standard installation procedure for Consumer
Electronic Products and System.
Audio/Video System Installation
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Audio/Video systems are the partnership of high definition televisions and audiophile grade
speaker systems, integrated together at one centralized location. An Audio/Video system brings
flawless picture and sound to any home or business, via customized and precisely placed
televisions and speakers. Receive the best television quality through 4K televisions and projectors,
while receiving the best audio experience through in ceiling, in-wall or standalone speakers paired
with a high grade amplifier and subwoofer.
A distributed Audio/Video system allows audio and video components to play throughout a home or
business seamlessly. With a distributed audio system, music is readily available by accessing a
playlist or record saved to a music library. Watch a movie in any room, as with a distributed video
system, high definition, including 4K, video content can be pulled from a centralized location to any
television.
At Premier we focus on providing our customers with the absolute best and up-to-date product
offerings. We not only partner with the best in the industry, we go a step further by providing our
designers and technicians with the best training possible. Our team designs and installs
Audio/Video components in specific, carefully thought out positions to immerse our clients in the
perfect balance of acoustics and video. (Copyright 2015 Premier Technology Group)
1.1 Audio/Video System
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What is an Audio/Video System?
Audiovisual is electronic media possessing both a sound and a visual component, such as slide-
tape presentations, films, television programs, corporate conferencing, church services and live
theater productions. (copyright © Wikipedia)
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AUDIO
Audio electronics is the implementation of electronic circuit designs to perform conversions of
sound/pressure wave signals to electrical signals, or vice versa. (From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia)
1. Audio Input - The devices are used to capture sounds.
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Microphone
An instrument for converting sound waves into electrical energy variations which may then be
amplified, transmitted, or recorded. (From Oxford)
Types of microphones
1. Large Diaphragm Condenser Mics
2. Small Diaphragm Condenser Mics
3. Dynamic Mics
4. Bass Mics
5. Ribbon Mics
6. Multi-Pattern Mics
7. USB Mics
8. Boundary Mics
9. Shotgun Mics
2. Audio Output - An audio output, or also known as audio out, drives a signal (digital or
analog) into another device's audio input. (©Headphones)
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Electronic Speaker
A device containing a transducer that converts electrical signals (electric current) into sound waves
(acoustic energy) for the production of sound. See also acoustics, current, microphone, and
transducer.
Types of Electronic Speaker
1. Subwoofers
2. In wall/ceiling speakers
3. Soundbars
4. Outdoor speakers
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Headphones
Headphones are a pair of small speakers used for listening to sound from a computer, music player
or other such electronic device. Headphones originally consisted of one speaker for each ear,
connected by a band over the head.
Types of Headphones
1. Closed-Back Headphones. ...
2. Open-Back Headphones. ...
3. On-Ear Headphones. ...
4. Over-Ear Headphones. ...
5. In-Ear Headphones. ...
6. Earbuds. ...
7. Bluetooth Headphones. ...
8. Noise-Cancelling Headphones.
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Electronics Visual Display
An electronic visual display, informally a screen, is a display device for presentation of images, text,
or video transmitted electronically, without producing a permanent record. Electronic visual displays
include television sets, computer monitors, and digital signage. Wikipedia
Types of Electronic Visual Displays (ThinkComputers © 2020.)
As of today, the most common types of electronic visual displays include LCD, LED, and OLED
screens. Each provides spectacular displays that turn smoother and more high definition every
year. But how exactly did these pieces of technology come about? To find out, let us go and learn
about the earlier forms of electronic visual displays before we get into the technology behind the
high definition screens we know today.
1. Cathode Ray Tube
The cathode-ray tube is a thick tube made out of glass. Its one end is flattened and contains
phosphor coating inside. It produces images with a beam of electrons triggered by a hot metal
filament that causes the phosphors at the flat end of the tube to glow.
2. Plasma
Another type of electronic visual display that predates today’s screens is the Plasma display. It
works by using a grid of tiny gas capsules that make up a screen. When triggered with electricity,
the gas inside the capsules starts to glow just like an old-fashioned neon sign.
3. Liquid Crystal Displays
The entire display is made of liquid crystals that can either block or transmit light. The light
source, called the backlight, is placed behind the liquid crystals. When light is transmitted through
the liquid crystals, thousands of colored dots start to appear in the form of an image or video. In
simpler terms, the backlight is being filtered by the LCD panel to make images or videos appear on
the screen.
4. Fluorescent LCD
Fluorescent LCDs work the same way as liquid crystal displays do. The only difference is that the
backlight is composed of a fluorescent lamp. What’s great about this technological innovation is
that it made LCD screens lighter and thinner. Fluorescent backlights are also less expensive and
much brighter. However, it does have its fair share of cons. You see, this type of LCD screen uses
mercury.
5. LED Displays
The LED backlight is a new technology for LCD displays. This is probably the newest innovation
for the LCD screen since the fluorescent backlight. LED backlights use light-emitting diodes that are
able to produce bright white light without the use of any mercury. As of today, LED displays are
often used as outdoor digital signage for commercial settings.
6. OLED Displays
As of today, OLED displays are the latest innovation to electronic visual displays since LED
screens. Though the OLED display works similar to LCD displays, it doesn’t require the use of a
backlight. Instead, it’s able to produce its own light. Because of this, OLED screens can be
designed to be thinner than LCD screens. Moreover, since backlights consume lots of energy, its
absence in OLED displays make OLED screens improve battery life in certain devices.
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Digital video is an electronic representation of moving visual images (video) in the form of
encoded digital data. This is in contrast to analog video, which represents moving visual images
with analog signals. Digital video comprises a series of digital images displayed in rapid
succession.(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
1. Video Input Device - is any device that sends video. There are several types of video input
devices that allow you to play video from an external device on a video display(© 2020 Leaf
Group Ltd. Leaf Group Media)
Types of Video Input Device(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
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Digital camera
A digital camera or digicam is a camera that captures photographs in digital memory. Most
cameras produced today are digital, and while there are still dedicated digital cameras,
However, high-end, high-definition dedicated cameras are still commonly used by
professionals and those who desire to take higher-quality photographs.(From Wikipedia, the
free encyclopedia)
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Digital Camcorder
A camcorder is an electronic device originally combining a video camera and a videocassette
recorder.
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Portable media player
A portable media player (PMP) or digital audio player (DAP) is a portable consumer electronics
device capable of storing and playing digital media such as audio, images, and video files. The data
is typically stored on a CD, DVD, BD, flash memory, microdrive, or hard drive. Most portable media
players are equipped with a 3.5 mm headphone jack, which users can plug headphones into, or
connect to a boombox or hifi system. In contrast, analogue portable audio players play music from
non-digital media that use analogue signal storage, such as cassette tapes or vinyl records.
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Webcam
A webcam is a video camera that feeds or streams an image or video in real time to or through a
computer to a computer network, such as the Internet. Webcams are typically small cameras that
sit on a desk, attach to a user's monitor, or are built into the hardware. Webcams can be used
during a video chat session involving two or more people, with conversations that include live audio
and video. For example, Apple's iSight camera, which is built into Apple laptops, iMacs and a
number of iPhones, can be used for video chat sessions, using the iChat instant messaging
program.
(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Microsoft Kinect Sensor
Kinect is a line of motion sensing input devices produced by Microsoft and first released in 2010.
The technology includes a set of hardware originally developed by PrimeSense, incorporating RGB
cameras, infrared projectors and detectors that mapped depth through either structured light or time
of flight calculations, and a microphone array, along with software and artificial intelligence from
Microsoft to allow the device to perform real-time gesture recognition, speech recognition and body
skeletal detection for up to four people, among other capabilities.
Video Output Device - device that produces video out.
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Monitor
Is an output device that displays information in pictorial form. A monitor usually comprises the
visual display, circuitry, casing, and power supply. (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
2 Types of Monitor
1. Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)
2. Flat Panel Display (LCD, LED, TFT)
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Projector
An Output device that is used to project rays of light, especially an apparatus with a system of lenses for
projecting slides or film onto a larger screen.
Types o f Projector
1. Data Projector
2. Film Projector
3. Overhead Projector
4. Slide Projector
Quiz 3 Direction: Read and Answer the following question and write your answer on the space
provided.
____________________________1. This is the implementation of electronic circuit designs to
perform conversions of sound/pressure wave signals to electrical signals, or vice versa.
____________________________2. This is a device that produces video out.
____________________________3. This is a device like any device that sends video. There are
several types of video input devices that allow you to play video from an external device on a video.
____________________________4. An electronic visual display, informally a screen, is a display
device for presentation of images, text, or video transmitted electronically, without producing a
permanent record.
____________________________5. The devices are used to capture sounds.
Answer Key
1. Audio
2. Video Device Output
3. Video Device Input
4. Electronic Visual Display
5. Audio Input
Watch Video from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUTKUDyBEks – “Understand what kind of cables you
need to hook up your TV and video devices “ (for further learnings )
Quiz 4: IDENTIFICATION TYPE OF QUESTION:
Direction: Read and Identify the statement whether it is TRUE or FALSE, Write on the space
provided.
________1. Single one wire solution for digital Video and digital Audio. This is one wire connection
basically when you hook up to your set up box.
_________2. This is a fantastic connection that gives you digital pictures.+480p,720p,1080i, even 1080p.
One wire gives you great digital pictures but the only thing it doesn’t support is Audio.
_________3. 3 wiring connection (Red, Green and Blue) this is made for easy connection display device
and set up box and at the back of progressive DVD player , cable box, your satellite receiver,
even your gaming system, you will find the colors red, green and blue. Simply match it up on the
set up box, match it up to Television.
_________4. A simple one wire that basically pug in to the device like cable boxes,VCR, gaming system,
camcorders and from those device you plug into the s - video input on the TV set make sure you
make right input on the TV turn both the devices on
_________5. Analog Audio also notice the color on it red and white audio most set-up boxes to date all have
the left and right audio out and they could complement any of the video connections that we just
talked about they do not have audio so all you do is on your setup box
KEY
1. HDMI Cable
2. DVI Cable
3. Component Video Cable
4. S – Video Cable
5. Left – Right Analog Audio
1.2 Audio/Video System Connection
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Understanding the flow of signals within your home theatre starts with becoming familiar with the
three distinct types of devices that your home entertainment components fall into: Source Devices,
Hub Devices & Sink Devices
1. Source Devices are easy to identify as they generally only have AV Outputs - they play your
media and send the audio and video signals OUT.
2. Hub Devices can be trickier, as they accept both Inputs and Outputs - they do all the
sorting to organise multiple home theatre components.
3. Sink Devices are the final destination for your video and/or audio, and have mostly Inputs -
they display the video and play the sound that they receive IN. 'Sink device' is an industry
term, so we tend to say destination device for clarity.
A Typical Home Theatre
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Let's look at a simple home theatre setup that comprises a couple of Source devices - a Games
Console and a Blu-ray Player - along with a Television and a Surround Sound speaker system
controlled by an AV Receiver.
In this example, the Console and Blu-ray player are source devices. They have Outputs which are
sending HDMI data (audio and video) out. The AV Receiver has Inputs which can accept both of
these signals in - you select which one is active with your remote control - which it then sorts and
sends on through its Outputs. Because it has both inputs and outputs, it's what we consider a hub
device. Finally, the Television receives video data with its Input, and the Speakers receive decoded
analogue audio signals, making them sink or destination devices.
This simplified diagram does not take into consideration the non-audio/video abilities of some
components. A games console may have input sockets for controllers or cartridges, but they're
outside of the scope of this guide. We're just dealing with audio and video (AV).
Keeping your home theatre linear like this can make life easier, but this isn't always possible when
new technologies emerge that aren't compatible with all of your equipment. Bypassing your AV
Receiver is covered in a different blog,
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The Rule-Breakers
Home Theatre wiring becomes more complex when source and destination devices have features
that contradict their traditional roles. For example:
HDMI Audio Return Channel (ARC) - found on modern TVs and Projectors (see next
section)
SPDIF Audio Outputs - found on many TVs
Headphone Jacks - on TVs and Projectors
Display Port and Thunderbolt Video Daisy-Chaining - on modern Macs and PC Monitors
Features like these can allow some components to work like Hubs under certain circumstances.
Let's look at an example where a TV is being used as a hub device rather than as a destination
device.
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Here, we're using the SPDIF Digital Audio output on the TV to send sound data to a receiver, which
decodes it for the speaker system. SPDIF can be either Optical (TOSLINK) or Coaxial (RCA),
depending on the make and model of TV. Other devices also have SPDIF support, including games
consoles and some projectors.
The main benefit of this method is that everything shown on the TV plays audio through the
speaker system, including free-to-air TV if connected. This solution is also good when your AV
Receiver isn't HDMI-ready. One drawback is that you're mostly limited to 5.1 audio, as SPFID only
works with PCM Stereo, Dolby Digital and DTS Surround Sound - it can't carry lossless surround or
7.1 formats.
TVs and Projectors which have Headphone Jacks or 2-RCA analogue stereo outputs can also be
used in the manner shown above, but you can only get regular stereo audio this way.
HDMI Audio Return Channel (ARC)
The HDMI Audio Return Channel feature is an optional ability in HDMI v1.4 (and above) hardware
that allows selected inputs to send audio data back from a destination device like a Projector or a
Television to a compatible hub device. This effectively makes an HDMI input also an output - but
only for audio!
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This example shows free-to-air television stations being received via a rooftop antenna plugged
directly into a TV with a built-in digital tuner. In order to get audio back to the AV Receiver to make
use of the home theatre speakers, HDMI ARC is leveraged to eliminate an additional audio cable.
You aren't limited to just TV stations for ARC, either. If the Console and Blu-Ray player above were
connected to the TV as well, their audio would also return to the AV Receiver. HDMI ARC can
handle Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio up to 7.1 Channels, so it has many advantages.
Not all HDMI sockets have ARC enabled, though! Look on the back of your TV, or in your user
manual, to find the HDMI inputs specifically labelled as ARC. Both the TV and AV Receiver (as in
the above example) have to support ARC for it to function.
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Switch / Splitter / Matrix
Switches, Splitters and True Matrixes are all considered hub devices as they accept one or more
inputs, sort the signals, and direct them to one or more outputs.
A Complex Home Theatre
At Cable Chick, we are frequently contacted by audiophiles both amateur and professional who are
working with many specialised devices at once - often mixing old and new components that don't
share common Input/Output formats.
The following diagram shows what a complex home theatre system may look like.
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Wow! Now we can really see how the information is flowing. Here, we have a home theatre with a
TV and Projector set up to show video from any one of three sources (one at a time); a Laptop, a
Games Console and a Blu-ray player. For this to work, both the TV and the Projector need at least
two HDMI inputs, and the TV needs an SPDIF audio output. The 5.1 speaker system (run from the
AV Receiver in the middle) can play audio from any of the three source devices, plus sound from
free-to-air TV broadcasts and a Vinyl Record Turntable. A Splitter and a Switch are included to
direct the HDMI signals to both display devices.
In this instance, the projector would not be able to show any TV stations, unless it had a built-in
tuner and was also connected to the rooftop antenna. All other sources are available on both
screens after a quick fiddle with the relevant remote controls!
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Quiz 5: TRUE OR FALSE TYPE OF QUESTION:
Direction: Read and Identify the statement whether it is TRUE or FALSE, Write on the space
provided.
__________1. Sink Devices are the final destination for your video and/or audio, and have mostly
Inputs - they display the video and play the sound that they receive IN. 'Sink device' is
an industry term, so we tend to say destination device for clarity.
__________2. Switches, Splitters and True Matrixes are all considered hub devices as they accept
one or more inputs, sort the signals, and direct them to one or more outputs.
__________3. This example shows free-to-air television stations being received via a rooftop
antenna plugged directly into a TV with a built-in digital tuner.
__________4. Switch/Splitter/Matrix, we are frequently contacted by audiophiles both amateur and
professional who are working with many specialised devices at once - often mixing old
and new components that don't share common Input/Output formats.
__________5. Home Theatre wiring becomes more complex when source and destination devices
have features that contradict their traditional roles.
___________6. HDMI Cable is a Single one wire solution for digital Video and digital Audio. This is
one wire connection basically when you hook up to your set up box and you plug in to
HDMI input , select right input to your TV and turn the device on, you have great
pictures and sound for one wire.
SWERKEY Audio/Video System installation
1. True
2. True
3. True
4. False
5. True
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INSTALLATION OF AUDIO AND VIDEO SYSTEM
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Step 1: List the things that you need
1. Projector/Monitor
2. Projector mount
3. Projector screen/ Painting the screen
4. Home Theater Receiver or Sound Bar
5. Speakers
6. HDMI cable/ VGA (long cable if needed)
7. Surge protector
8. Speaker Cable (Subwoofer Cable, RCA, )
9. Banana Plugs for the speaker
10. Multimedia Player (if you are using Projector)
11. Universal remote (optional)
12. Game console (This is only available for the gaming mode)
13. Subwoofer
14. Set up microphone (optional)
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Step 2: Place the TV or Project in the good angle. But if you buy a projector, place it on the
projector mount.
Remember: Before buying a projector mount you need to know exactly how far the projector is
from the ceiling so you will know exactly what you get and you need a projector screen or just paint
the wall.
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Step 3: Connect HDMI Cable from your projector or monitor to the HDMI output on the receiver.
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Step 4: Connect another HDMI like Multimedia player, and if you have cable or satellite you can
connect it to the home theater receiver or the sound bar.
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Step 5: Make sure the main speaker was under the Monitor or Projector screen or make it ear level
for the best sound
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Step 6: Connect RCA cable or Banana plug to every speaker and connect it to the receiver.
Remember: Don’t mix positive cable to negative input and vise versa
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Step 7: When you are using more than 2 speakers you need to use subwoofer to enhance the
sound
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Step 8: Connect Subwoofer using subwoofer cable to the receiver and after that there are 2 knob
at the back of the subwoofer, one is for the gain and other is for the crossover to rotate it to 80 hertz
only.
Remember: The subwoofer will maximize or minimize depending how big or small of your speaker
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Step 9: Use a set up microphone to balance the sound from audio output to audio input.(optional)
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Step 10: After setting up you can adjust the sounds or video resolution using the Universal remote
control
Now you know the procedure of installation of Audio/Video system, please observe safety before
and after the installation and always follow the 5s before and after the installation procedure to
maintain the cleanliness and the life of the materials, tools and equipment.
TASK SHEET NO. 1
Title: Audio/Video System Installation
Performance Objectives: To install Audio/Video System following the Installation
Procedure
Materials/Tools: Wires, connector( HDMI/VGA, RCA), screwdrivers set, PPE
Equipment: Monitor/Projector, Amplifier, Speaker, Universal remote/remote control,
Multimedia player
Step/ Procedures:
1. Perform Occupational Health and Safety Procedure and Policies.
2. Prepare needed tools and equipment, supplies and materials.
3. Read and interpret installation manual
4. Install audio/video products and system according to plan and wear personal
protective before working
5. Test and inspect installation set-up.
6. Accomplish installation checklist form.
7. Submit installation report/ installation report to the immediate supervisor
8. Apply 5s before leaving the working area.
PERFORMANCE CRITERIA CHECKLIST YES NO
TASK SHEET 1
Learner’s Name: ___________________________________ Date: _______________
Did the learner perform the following…
1. Occupational Health and Safety Procedure and Policies.
2. Prepare/Select necessary equipment, tools and materials used in installation of
Audio/Video System.
3. Install Audio/Video according to Installation Procedure
4. Use of Personal Protective Equipment during installation
5. Pre-conduct complete check-up of Audio/Video System before supplying current.
Learners Signature:
Comment/Feedback:
Lesson 2 CCTV Installation
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A CCTV (closed-circuit television) system allows the use of video cameras to monitor the interior
and exterior of a property, transmitting the signal to a monitor or set of monitors. More and more of
us are switching on the benefits of CCTV security systems. In 2019 there are Benefits Of Using A
CCTV System like deter Criminal activity, home insurance rate and peace of mind. (Boardwords
security system).
CCTV systems provide surveillance capabilities used in the protection of people, assets, and
systems. A CCTV system serves mainly as a security force multiplier, providing surveillance for a
larger area, more of the time, than would be feasible with security personnel alone. CCTV systems
are often used to support comprehensive security systems by incorporating video coverage and
security alarms for barriers, intrusion detection, and access control. For example, a CCTV system
can provide the means to assess an alarm generated by an intrusion detection system and record
the event.
2.1 CCTV Part
Basic CCTV Components. The three basic components of all CCTV security systems are the
camera, the monitor, and the cable. While other supplemental components may be added into
more complex systems, the camera, monitor and video cable from the core of all CCTV security
systems. The camera is the eye of the system.
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2.1.1 TYPES OF SECURITY CAMERAS
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Bullet
Bullet security cameras are a type of video surveillance camera that is typically small and shaped
like a rifle bullet shell or lipstick case. Smaller bullet cameras are typically the diameter of a cigar,
but they are shorter. Sometimes they are referred to as lipstick cameras. ... Not all bullet cameras
are small.
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Dome
Dome Security Cameras| Dome CCTV Cameras| Dome Security Cameras are named for their
dome-like shape. Dome cameras are commonly used in surveillance systems inside of homes,
casinos, retail stores, and restaurants. This is because dome cameras are more fashionable and
blend in very well with their surroundings.
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Covert/desktop/board cameras
Our covert surveillance range are static devices which resemble everyday items but have a mini
pinhole lens built in to capture video or "mug" shots of people in your home or staff at your
workplace.
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Discreet Cameras
These types of cameras allow for discreet placement which means you can capture good footage
of theft and criminal damage. Discreet CCTV cameras are beneficial because criminals will be less
likely to spot them and therefore, they are less likely to be damaged in the process.
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Infrared/Night Vision Camera
Night vision systems use an infrared sensor typically in the grille to look for warm objects in the
roadway. The sensor is a video camera that captures the infrared spectrum just above visible light.
The sensor outputs the moving image to a dashboard display
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Outdoor Camera
The key to outdoor cameras is the housing itself, which must be impenetrable to moisture, insects,
dust and other elements. CCTV outdoor cameras have shields against rain or shine.
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Day/Night Camera
A day and night camera is a security camera that can see the picture during the day hours, when
there is enough sunlight, and during the night in total darkness or minimum illumination.
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Varifocal
A varifocal camera allows you to adjust between its top and bottom limits on its view angle. This
means that you have the ability to manually set both the view angle and level of zoom.
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Network/IP
An Internet Protocol camera, or IP camera, is a type of digital video camera that receives control
data and sends image data via the Internet. They are commonly used for surveillance but unlike
analog closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras, they require no local recording device, only a
local area network.
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Wireless
Wireless cameras work by transmitting the camera's video through a radio (RF) transmitter. The
video is sent to a receiver that is connected to a built-in storage device or through cloud storage.
Through your monitor or receiver, you'll have an easy link to access all of your image or video clips
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PTZ/Speed Domes
A PTZ camera (pan-tilt-zoom camera) is a speed dome camera that is capable of remote
directional and zoom control. PTZ security cameras can pan left and right, tilt up and down, and
zoom in and out.
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High-Definition Cameras
Superior Surveillance with High Definition Security Cameras are Cameras of 1080 HD resolution
and higher are ideal for surveillance of businesses and properties. They provide excellent video
clarity and detail with remarkable low-light performance both day and night.
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Cameras are an essential component of any CCTV system. Matching the right CCTV camera to a
particular application is increasingly complex due to rapid technological developments and a
greater range of applications. A system’s performance is affected by many factors beyond those
listed in the vendor data sheets. Effective camera selection requires detailed knowledge of the
camera, application, supporting architecture, and host environment. CCTV Technology Handbook
10 All CCTV cameras include three basic elements:
• Image sensor–Converts light (photons) into electronic signals;
• Lens–Gathers light reflected from a subject and focuses the light on the image sensor; and
• Image processing circuitry–Organizes, optimizes, and transmits video signals.
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2.1.2 Various Types of CCTV Accessories
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12V/A1 Power Supply
Power supply is one of the main parts of a CCTV System, but its quality is often ignored. The
quality of supply used always determines the lifespan of a CCTV System.
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CCTV Housing
Housings are used to prevent a box camera from harsh weather; they come in various sizes
according to the requirement. Even some housing may have heaters & blowers for extreme cold
conditions.
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BNC Connector
BNC Connectors are used to terminate the CCTV Coaxial cable. They are used at both the DVR &
camera end. These connectors are majorly used worldwide for video cable termination.
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Audio RCA Connector
An RCA connector, sometimes called a phono connector or Cinch connector, is a type of electrical
connector commonly used to carry audio and video signals.
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Power Connector
They are used at the camera end to terminate the power cable. A good quality connector eliminates
service calls due to connector loose issues.
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Audio Kit
These are very small audio mics, with amplifier circuits attached to them. They are installed along
with CCTV cameras to record that area’s audio via DVR.
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CCTV Cable
Cable is the most important part of the CCTV System. Taking the best camera with low quality
cable makes no sense. High quality Copper cables should be used for video transmission.
a. 3+1 Cable – Max. upto 300 ft
b. RG6 Cable – 300 ft to 600 ft
c. RG11 Cable – 600 ft to 1000 ft
d. LAN Cable – It can be also used with Video Balun for longer transmissions.
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Cable Management Box
These are junction boxes to be installed at the camera end, so that the connector joint resides
inside the box. This reduces service calls & the installation looks good.
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Connector & Label Pack
This comes in various packs of 4, 8, 16 & 32 Ch systems. The pack comes with all required
connectors in the installation of a 4, 8, 16 & 32 Ch CCTV System. It also has labels (CAM1, CAM2
etc) for labeling the cable at both ends, reducing the service time in future.
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DVR Safe or Enclosure
DVR installation often looks unsystematic with all the cables lying unorganized. The DVR safe or
enclosure serves the purpose. All the cables & power supply are now inside the box, which gives a
very good look to the entire system.
At the time of theft it also helps in keeping the DVR safe. This is only capable in terms of outdoor
security. (As now a days DVR is also stolen leaving no clue behind the theft)
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Indoor/Outdoor Scanner CCTV
A Scanner is a rotating platform, on which a camera can be mounted. The area’s where only an
overview is important, scanners come into play. This reduces the number of cameras.
They come in indoor and outdoor variants as the name suggests for indoor & outdoor use.
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Camera Stand of CCTV
Mounting a camera or its housing requires a stand. They come with all adjustment knobs for
adjusting the angle of the camera.
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Camera Stand long type
Camera stands of approximately 2 ft length are widely used in areas where ceiling height is very
high or the camera has to be mounted far from the wall, for getting the view required.
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Warning Sign Board
These are PVC/Metal boards indicating the existence of CCTV, to deter the suspect & inform them
that doing burglary at this location is risky for them.
In some countries, it is necessary to place a warning sign board prior to installing CCTV.
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Hard Disk
A Hard disk is the heart of a CCTV System, always using surveillance hard disk, which is made to
work 24 X 7.
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DVR (Digital Video Recorder)
A digital video recorder is an electronic device that records video in a digital format to a disk drive,
USB flash drive, SD memory card, SSD or other local or networked mass storage device.
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Nowadays there are many versions of DVR, the larger the storage memory and maximum of the
video input the higher the price.
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Monitor Screen
This is one of the important parts of CCTV, the monitor converts what are the things that CCTV
views. But nowadays we use our android phone as a monitor screen so we can view the CCTV
recording while we are far from home. We can mobile data or wi-fi in connection to CCTV.
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VGA Connector
A Video Graphics Array connector is a three-row 15-pin DE-15 connector. The 15-pin VGA connector was
provided on many video cards, computer monitors, laptop computers, projectors, and high definition television
sets.
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We use a VGA connector for the DVR and monitor to view the things that CCTV records. But some
of the monitors use HDMI.
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HDMI(High Definition Multimedia Interface)
HDMI is a proprietary audio/video interface for transmitting uncompressed video data and
compressed or uncompressed digital audio data from an HDMI-compliant source device, such as a
display controller, to a compatible computer monitor, video projector, digital television, or digital
audio device.
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HDMI connector is the common use today for the DVR and monitor to view the things that CCTV
records.
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Mouse for DVR
Mouse is a handheld hardware input device that controls a cursor in a GUI (graphical user
interface) and can move and select text, icons, files, and folders on your computer. For desktop
computers, the mouse is placed on a flat surface (e.g., mouse pad or desk) in front of your
computer.
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NVR (Network Video Recorder)
A network video recorder (NVR) is a specialized computer system that includes a software program
that records video in a digital format to a disk drive, USB flash drive, SD memory card or other
mass storage device. An NVR contains no dedicated video capture hardware.
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Quiz 7: MULTIPLE CHOICE TYPE:
Direction: Read and understand the following question, Choose the letter of your answer and write
your answer on the space provided.
____1. This is a specialized computer system that includes a software program that records video
in a digital format to a disk drive, USB flash drive, SD memory card or other mass storage
device
a. VGA b. BNC c. RCA d. NVR
____2. This is a handheld hardware input device that controls a cursor in a GUI (graphical user
interface) and can move and select text, icons, files, and folders on your computer.
a. Monitor c. CCTV Camera
b. Mouse for DVR d. Hard Disk
____3. This is one of the main parts of a CCTV System, but its quality is often ignored. The quality
of supply used always determines the lifespan of a CCTV System.
a. Cable b. Connector c. Power Supply d. Camera
____4. This is a type of video surveillance camera that is typically small and shaped like a rifle
bullet shell or lipstick case.
a. Bullet b. Dome c. PTZ d. Varifocal
____5. This is a camera that allows you to adjust between its top and bottom limits on its view
angle. This means that you have the ability to manually set both the view angle and level of
zoom.
a. Bullet b. Dome c. PTZ d. Varifocal
____6. Connector is a three-row 15-pin DE-15 connector. The 15-pin connector was provided on
many video cards, computer monitors, laptop computers, projectors, and high definition
television sets.
a. VGA b. BNC c. RCA d. NVR
____7. A proprietary audio/video interface for transmitting uncompressed video data and
compressed or uncompressed digital audio data from an Connector-compliant source device,
such as a display controller, to a compatible computer monitor, video projector, digital television,
or digital audio device.
a. VGA b. BNC c. RCA d. HDMI
____8. An electronic device that records video in a digital format to a disk drive, USB flash drive,
SD memory card, SSD or other local or networked mass storage device
b. VGA b. BNC c. DVR d. NVR
____9. System allows the use of video cameras to monitor the interior and exterior of a property,
transmitting the signal to a monitor or set of monitors
a. VGA b. BNC c. CCTV d. HDMI
____10. These are PVC/Metal boards indicating the existence of CCTV, to deter the suspect &
inform them that doing burglary at this location is risky for them.
a. Hard Disk c. Camera
b. Warning sign Board d. Network/IP
ANSWER KEY OF MULTIPLE CHOOSE:
1. D
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. D
6. A
7. D
8. C
9. C
10. B
2.2 CCTV Connections
We will discuss how we will connect cameras to DVR and from DVR to Monitor, we will use TV as
monitor, but we can also use laptop monitor, or projector if you want. Before we start let's see the
connection of DVR.
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Quantity :
1. 1 x 8 Channel DVR
2. 4 x 600TVL 4-9mm All-weather IR 20M Dome Camera 3-Axis Bracket with OSD Menu
3. 4 x 600TVL 3.6MM Indoor Camera
4. 1 x 500GB SEAGATE Hard Drive with Worldwide Warranty