Installing The Remote Control Batteries - Emotiva XMC-1 User Manual

Changing Remote Control Batteries
Emotiva recommends using high quality Alkaline "N-cell" batteries in the XMC-1 remote control.

Installing the Remote Control Batteries

The back plate of the XMC-1 remote control is attached by magnets. To remove it, simply insert a
small screwdriver into the slot on the back plate - toward the bottom - and pry gently.
To install batteries:
• Remove the back plate of the remote control.
• Locate the battery holder.
• Carefully insert the two batteries into the battery holder. The negative end of each battery
should face the pressure spring in each section of the battery clip.
• Replace the back plate (the slot should be toward the bottom end of the remote control and
the small metal loop next to the slot should be on the inside when the back is in place.)
Your remote control is now ready to use.
Note: your XMC-1 may arrive with the batteries packaged separately, or the remote control
may arrive with batteries already installed, but with a small insulator installed between one
battery and the battery contact to prevent the batteries from discharging in shipping. If so,
then simply follow the instructions for opening the remote control, and pull out the small
insulator strip that is inserted between the end of the battery and the battery contact, before
using your remote control.
Replacing the Remote Control Batteries
• Remove the back plate of the remote control.
• Locate the battery holder.
• Note the direction in which the batteries are installed in the holder.
• Remove the depleted batteries and dispose of them in accordance with the manufacturer's
recommendations.
• Insert new batteries, taking care to insert them in the same orientation (facing the same way)
as the original batteries.
• Replace the back plate (the slot should be toward the bottom end of the remote control and
the small metal loop next to the slot should be on the inside when the back is in place.)
Your remote control is now ready to use.
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