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INSTALLING YOUR STEREOCONTROL:
STEP 1:
Place a 9 volt battery in the battery compartment at the bottom of the receiver. Pay attention to the correct
polarity of the battery.
STEP 2:
Place the StereoControl in a position within sight and reach (max. 7 meters) of your remote control.
(f.i. on top of the cabinet which houses the equipment)
STEP 3:
Now lay the cable in such a way that the IR LEDs are in the front of your equipment (f.i. via the backside
of the cabinet)
STEP 4:
Remove the protective film from one of the IR LEDs. Place this IR LED on the display panel of the A/V-device
you wish to control. Push gently. Before attaching the IR LED permanently, it is recommended to check
whether it works or not. Therefore, point with your original remote control to the screen of the
StereoControl and choose several channels. If the A/V-device does not respond, it is possible that the
IR LED has not been attached at the correct place. With some devices, this location is crucial.
The second IR LED can be used to control a second A/V-device. If you do not use this IR LED, do not
remove it!
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If you have more than two A/V-devices, it is recommended to place the transmitters in the cabinet or
on the doors. This needs to be done in such a way that the infrared comes within the scope of the
sensors (try out first, before placing them).
USE:
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Normally, your StereoControl is in a so-called rest to spare batteries.
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By pushing a button of the remote control within 50cm of the receiver, you switch on your StereoControl.
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A red light in the receiver lights up momentarily for confirmation.
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After being switched on, the StereoControl has maximal sensitivity and the remote control can be used
at a distance of 4 to 8 meter and in an angle of 30°.
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The StereoControl switches off automatically to rest after 4 hours of not being used.
Fig. 2 Remote control
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Remote control
CABINET
StereoControl
IR receiver
IR LEDs
Place the IR LED's on the IR
display panels of the A/V-devices
A/V-devices in closed
off cabinet
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