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Chapter 5
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| What Is Happening | Possible Reason | What to Do |
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| You use a pyramid type IR extender (not a | • The IR sensor on the extender that | • Make sure that the extender that |
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| “mouse tail”), and it does not seem to work. | receives the remote control signals may | receives the signal from the remote |
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| not be facing the remote control. | control is facing the right way, so that |
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| The IR cable on the extender that sends | the IR sensor can receive the remote |
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| the signal to the receiver may not be | control signals. |
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| right in front of the IR sensor on the | • Make sure that the IR cable on the |
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| receiver front panel. |
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| extender that sends the signal to the |
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| receiver is right in front of the IR sensor |
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| on the receiver front panel, so that the |
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| receiver IR sensor can receive the |
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| signals. |
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| • If doing the above does not solve the |
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| problem, contact the manufacturer of |
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| • You are using Remote Control 2 which | the extenders for assistance. |
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| • Use a |
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| does not transmit IR signals. | with Remote Control 1 which uses IR |
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| signals. |
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| Your UHF Pro remote control does not | • You may be experiencing interference | • Make sure the UHF antenna is |
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| work well from far away. | or strong signals from objects near your | connected to the receiver and not |
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| receiver antenna. | touching anything else. |
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| • Vary the tilt angle of the receiver's UHF |
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| antenna. Locate the UHF antenna tip |
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| away from other electronics equipment |
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| or metal surfaces, even if separated by |
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| wooden shelving. |
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| • Move the receiver to different locations. |
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| For best results, place the receiver as |
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| high as possible, above all other |
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| equipment in your entertainment center. |
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| • Place the UHF antenna outside the |
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| entertainment center by using a coaxial |
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| cable to connect it to the receiver. |
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| • Move any nearby |
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| from the UHF remote antenna. Do not |
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| place an |
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| receiver. |
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| • Use a 15dB attenuator provided in the |
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| installation kit. Connect the attenuator |
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| between the REMOTE ANTENNA |
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| connection and the antenna. It may help |
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| to use the attenuator with a coaxial cable |
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| extension, as well. |
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Hearing A Program
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| What Is | Possible Reason | What to Do |
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| The receiver front panel | • You may have muted the sound, | • Check the volume level on the TV or audio device. Turn off the |
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| TV1 and TV2 lights are on | or set the volume so low that you | mute or turn up the volume, as required. |
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| and there is a good picture | cannot hear it. |
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| on the TV set, but you do | • The audio connections may not |
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| not hear any sound. | • Check the audio connectors and cables from the receiver to the |
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| be properly connected. |
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| TV or the sound system. |
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| • Check the TV speakers or the sound system. |
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| You hear a foreign | • You may have set the receiver to | • Use the Alternate Audio Language menu to select the |
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| language with a program. | an alternate audio language. | language that you prefer. |
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