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Symptom 6: Emitters function but some (or all) components do not respond.
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| Reposition the Emitter so that it is |
1. | Emitter placement is incorrect. | directly over the components sensor |
window. Consult the components | ||
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| owners manual of the unit for the exact |
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| location of the IR Sensor Window. |
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| Reposition the Emitter to a position that | |
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| is suitable for the unit. Use a 283 or | |
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| 286M Blink style emitter (they have a | |
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| lower output than | |
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| and 284M). If the components do not | |
| Emitter placement is correct but the signal is | need to be controlled directly without an | |
2. | overpowering the unit or there is bleed- | IR Repeater system (components are | |
located in an equipment closet), place a | |||
| through from other emitters close by. | ||
| Mouse Emitter Shield cover over the | ||
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| Emitter (PN#MS1). The rounded (non- | |
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| stick) side of the emitter is a | |
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| side and can reflect off other devices | |
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| and overpower some components IR | |
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| Sensors. If using a CB12 connecting | |
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| block, try a | |
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| This has a series resistor at the output, | |
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| which will limit current to the Emitter. | |
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| If you are using the | |
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| CFL Friendly receiver, locate the Carrier | |
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| Frequency Adjustment on the unit and | |
| Using a | using a small blade screwdriver, (3/32" | |
| blade width max.) rotate the adjustment | ||
3. | unit with a carrier frequency greater then | for best performance of all the units in | |
40kHz (I.e. RCA DSS, Scientific Atlanta, | the system. Note: The | ||
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| Jerald, and General Instruments Cable or | does not have this feature; you will either | |
| DSS Set Top Boxes). | need to change the unit to a | |
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| wide band unit and will not require any | |
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| frequency adjustment. | |
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