Radio Shack 49-2570, 5000 owner manual Testing the System

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TESTING THE SYSTEM

After you complete the quick installa- tion procedures, follow these steps to test the system.

Note: To avoid alarming neighbors, tell them you are testing the system.

1.Set INSTALL/RUN 1/RUN 2 on the console to RUN 2.

2.Place each door/window sensor transmitter’s magnet next to its magnetic switch.

WIRELESS SENSOR TRANSMITTER

3.Place the motion detector on a counter top within 100 feet of the console.

4.Move a door/window sensor transmitter’s magnet away from the magnetic switch.

When the system is not armed, the console chimes every time someone opens a door or window with the system in the RUN 2 mode. The system does not chime in the RUN 1 mode.

Replace the magnet next to the magnetic switch.

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5.Press ARM on a remote control, and then move the magnet away from the magnetic switch again. The alarm sounds and the lamp connected to the lamp module flashes on and off. Press DISARM to turn off the alarm, and LIGHTS OFF to turn off the lamp. Replace the magnet next to the magnetic switch.

6.Press ARM on the remote control, then walk across the path of the motion detector’s lens. The alarm sounds and the lamp connected to the lamp module flashes on and off. Press DISARM to turn off the alarm. The console chimes twice. Press LIGHTS OFF to turn off the lamp.

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Radio Shack 49-2570, 5000 owner manual Testing the System

5000, 49-2570 specifications

The Radio Shack 49-2570 is a versatile infrared remote control that has become a favorite among audio-visual enthusiasts and casual users alike, particularly due to its compatibility and ease of use. Designed primarily for television and audio equipment, the 49-2570 offers an array of features that enhance user experience, making it a considerable option for anyone looking to simplify their media operation.

One of the main features of the Radio Shack 49-2570 is its ability to control multiple devices. It can manage up to five different components, including TVs, DVD players, and audio receivers. This multi-device control allows users to streamline their entertainment setups and eliminate the clutter of multiple remotes, making it more convenient to switch between devices without having to navigate a pile of controls.

The technology integrated into the 49-2570 includes infrared transmission, which means it relies on infrared light signals to communicate with other devices. This technology is both reliable and straightforward, as it operates within a line-of-sight range. Users can easily direct the remote at the intended device without the fuss of complicated setups or programming, making it accessible to everyone, from tech-savvy individuals to those less familiar with electronics.

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