Niles Audio MSU250 manual Optical Feedback Loop

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3. Optical Feedback Loop

If you have an IR sensor in the same room as a flasher, and you have some low-level noise or interference, an optical feedback loop can occur which will interfere with proper operation. Symptoms can include: poor range, intermittent operation or no operation.

Solution: You can eliminate optical feedback by replacing any IRB1 “flooding flasher” with MF1 or MF2 MicroFlashers and covering all flashers with the supplied IR blocking covers.

There are many methods for reducing interference. Which solution is best for you depends on your situation. If you require further assistance contact Niles Technical Support at 1-800-289-4434.

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Contents MSU250 Introduction MSU250Features and Benefits Stereo Receiver 12VDC power supply MSU250 Parts Guide Placement of the MSU250 Installation ConsiderationsTech TIP WiringSensor/Keypad Cable IntelliPad WiringFlasher Cable Standard Slotted Screwdriver Wire Stripper InstallationStepdescription Make all final connections To the MSU before Testing the IR Extender System Volt Trigger Output InstallationPower Status Installation Considerations Power Status IntroductionProper Power Supply Extending the Cable Checking the Power Supply Infrared Bad Connections or Wiring Troubleshooting GuidelinesSystem Expansion Optical or Electromagnetic Interference Optical Feedback Loop Contents Specifications150 OHm Resistor F R a R E D M a I N S Y S T E M U N I T F R a R E D M a I N S Y S T E M U N I T Niles Audio Corporation
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