to attenuate the antenna’s signal by placing a variable attenuator between the MSU’s
No LED lights = Indicates that the RF signals are not being transmitted from the remote or received by the MSU.
Note: If you are experiencing RF interference (or no RF operation at all), remove the antenna and place the tabletop remote 1/2” away from the antenna socket. If the Green LED now lights when the “Channel Up” key is pressed (while a Master Key is selected), the RF circuitry is working, but the antenna is picking up excessive interference. Attempt to move the antenna or attenuate the antenna’s signal.
If the red LED lights only when buttons are pressed (without the antenna connected), you may have the “Unit ID” code set incorrectly. Make sure that the DIP switch settings inside the Tabletop Remote match those settings on the “Utilities” tab in the IntelliFile II software.
If the LED locks up red when the antenna is connected, the antenna is being “jammed” with continuous interference. Eliminate the source of the interference, relocate the antenna, or attenuate the antenna’s sensitivity (see below).
Note: Once again, Radio Shack offers an excellent Variable RF Attenuator
6. Connect Flashers and Sync Cables
Connect all flashers and sync connectors to the correct location on the Main System Unit (MSU).
a.Label all cables for both the component they are connected to, and whether they are IR, sync, interconnect, or power. For example, the flasher routed to the TV is labeled “TV IR”, while the sync cable from a 12V wall adapter plugged into the switched outlet of a Cable TV Decoder is labeled
b.Attach the flashers to the front panel sensors of each component, and plug each of the flasher plugs into the correct IntelliControl flasher connector that corresponds to that component’s Master Key on the Tabletop Remote.
c.Connect the 12V and video sync cables to the appropriate jacks for all respective source components.
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