Support; Troubleshooting - Philips Pronto RFX9400 Starter Manual

RFX9400 Starter's Guide
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• a mini-jack IR cable.
Insert one mini-jack
connector of the
mini-jack cable in
the IR output of the
Extender.
Adjusting the Power Level of the IR Outputs
At the back of the Extender, there are 4 dipswitches, one for each IR output. Use these dipswitches
to configure the power level of the Dual IR emitters and the mini-jack cables.
For example, flip the dipswitch down to lower the power level when the Extender is connected to
an external IR bus system.

Support

Troubleshooting

What Do the LEDs Indicate?
LEDs
Colors
Green blinking
Green
Red/green blinking
Red
Red blinking
There is an IP conflict
There is another AV-component in the network that is using the same fixed IP address as the
Extender. Change the IP address of the Extender in the Configuration Tool.
If the problem persists, check the router settings.
The IP address cannot be determined
• When using the Extender: make sure that the Extender is connected to the router with a straight
Ethernet cable.
7
Ethernet LED
The Extender's IP address is
being determined.
The Extender is functioning
normally.
–
Refer to the topic 'There is an
IP conflict' on page 7.
Refer to the topic 'The IP address
cannot be determined' on
page 7.
WiFi LED
The Extender's IP address is
being determined.
The Extender is functioning
normally.
–
Refer to the topic
'The Extender cannot
communicate with the
wireless network' on page 8.
Insert the other
mini-jack
connector in the
AV-component.
Busy LED
The Extender is busy processing
a short code or macro from the
Control Panel.
The Extender is busy processing
a long macro from the Control
Panel.
The Extender is being
configured.
Refer to the topic 'There are
duplicate Extender IDs'
on page 8.
The Extender is starting up.
Wait until startup has finished.