INSTALLATION (continued)
Step 5 – Mounting a MicroFlasher to A/V Components
Make sure all of your remote controls have batteries and that they are able to operate the A/V com- ponents. Locate a place for the remote control that is within arm’s length of the A/V components, yet cannot directly control them. Place the tabletop sensor no closer than two feet in front of the remote control (Figure 6).
Hold the MicroFlasher four inches in front of the remote sensor window on the A/V component’s front panel. Press buttons on the remote control while watching the front panel of the A/V component. When the component responds repeatedly to the commands, peel off the protective backing on the MicroFlasher and place the MicroFlasher in that location.
If the A/V component’s remote sensor is not clearly
marked, slowly move the MicroFlasher over the win-
dow of the A/V component while pushing buttons on
Tabletop Sensor the remote control until you get a response (Figure 7).
Repeat this procedure for each A/V component you wish to control.
When the A/V component responds repeatedly, peel off the protective backing on the MicroFlasher and place the MicroFlasher in that location.
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