C2G 29356 TRULINK WIRELESS USB TO VGA KIT - Manuel (Page 15)

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Auto-­QuickLink™(Continued)
In
this
case,
the
first
TruLink
transmitter
that
wirelessly
connects
to
the
TruLink
receiver
takes
control
of
the
receiver
unit.
The
wireless
connection
must
be
terminated
for
another
TruLink
transmitter
to
take
control
of
the
TruLink
receiver.
(This
can
be
accomplished
by
simply
unplugging
the
TruLink
transmitter
from
the
PC
that
is
currently
wirelessly
connected
to
the
TruLink
receiver).
The
time
in
which
an
Auto-­QuickLink
wireless
connection
is
made
between
a
TruLink
transmitter
and
a
TruLink
receiver
is
slightly
longer
as
compared
to
paired
units.
The
advantage
however
of
Auto-­QuickLink
is
that
a
formal
pairing
process
is
not
required
between
a
TruLink
transmitter
and
a
TruLink
receiver.
If
both
a
Paired
TruLink
transmitter
and
a
non-­paired
TruLink
transmitter
are
“seen”
by
an
TruLink
receiver
at
the
same
time,
the
receiver
will
always
wirelessly
connect
with
the
paired
TruLink
transmitter
first.
If
you
have
purchased
your
TruLink
Wireless
A/V
system
in
a
kit
that
includes
both
a
TruLink
transmitter
and
a
TruLink
receiver
unit
the
two
devices
have
been
pre-­‐paired
in
the
factory.
If
you
have
purchased
more
than
one
TruLink
Wireless
A/V
system
or
have
purchased
additional
stand-­‐alone
TruLink
transmitters,
they
can
still
wirelessly
connect
with
each
other
via
Auto-­‐
QuickLink.
You
can
create
formal
pairings
between
additional
TruLink
transmitters
and
receivers
via
the
TruLink
Pairing
application
provide
on
the
CD.
The
CD
also
contains
an
Auto-­‐QuickLink
Configuration
Application
that
allows
you
to
disable
or
re-­‐enable
the
Auto-­‐QuickLink
feature
of
a
TruLink
receiver
unit.
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