Installation

MRF-300 BASE STATION

Step 1 - Set the RF ID # rotary switch on the bottom of the MRF-300 to a VALID ID# (any address other than ID# 0). If you leave it set to ID# 0, the MRF-300 operates with some restrictions:

a.Accepts RF signals from any 418MHZ remote control regardless of the address set when programming the remote control.

b.Front Blaster will be OFF and all IR line outputs are set to ALL).

Slide off the mounting plate to reveal the RF ID# rotary switch. Use a small flat blade screwdriver to set the RF ID# to the address you used when programming the remote control (1-9 or A-F are valid addresses, while 0 is not a valid address).

Step 2 - Mount or place the MRF-300 conveniently and run flashers to each component’s front panel sensor or connect the Line Out to a components rear panel IR Input.

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Universal Remote Control MRF-300/RFX150 installation manual Installation

Contents

Installation Manual Page Table of Contents Introduction Parts Guide Features and BenefitsInterference Rejection and Adjustable RF Range via RFX-150 IR Input for Keypads or IR Repeater Systems Installation Daisy Chain Multiple MRF-300’s to One RFX-150 RF Sensor Connect the RFX-150 to the RF IN, but do not Mount IT Connect the Power Supply to the MRF-300 Mount the RFX-150 and adjust for Optimum Range Adjust IR Line Output Levels Test RF Address Open the RF Setup Window Front Blaster OverloadDisabling the Front Blaster Step by Step via PC Program One Device With IR commands Controlling An Array of Identical Components or ZonesIdentical Components/Zones Step by Step via PC Adjust the Signal For Each of the Identical Devices Copy The Programmed DevicePaste The Programmed Device Click on the cell for the first Programming For Multiple Equipment Locations Open the RF Setup Window in MX EditorReveal the Receiver settings Add, Name and Assign Receiver ID# Specifications Frequently Asked QuestionsWarranty How can I increase the range of the remote control? Complete ControlTM