3.2 - INFRARED
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | POSSIBLE SOLUTION |
No IR | 1. IR Receiver not connected | 1. Confirm IR Receiver Connection |
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Activity LED on | 1. IR flooding | 1a. Shade IR window with hand. If LEDs |
constantly or continuously lit. |
| cease to flicker or go off, flooding |
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| due to ambient light may be the |
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| 1b. Move IR Receiver away from light |
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| source, or cover inside of IR window |
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| with a small piece of plain white |
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| paper. If IR activity LEDs remain lit, |
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| inductive interference is another |
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| possible cause. |
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| 1c. Check proximity to light dimmers or |
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| 2. Incorrect termination of +12VDC | 2. Confirm connections. It is possible |
| and/or IR Send wires | that the +12VDC is inadvertently |
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3.3- AUDIO SOURCE CONTROL
No Source Control w/ | 1. | IR emitters are plugged into the | 1. | Confirm IR port connections |
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| wrong ports |
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| 2. | 2. | Program | |
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| programmed |
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No Audio when Source is selected | 1. | Audio source not turned on | 1. | Ensure source is powered up and |
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| 2. | Zone is in MUTE | 2. | Press "MUTE" on MCS Controller |
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