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Integrated antenna swings
in any direction to optimize
RF reception and range.
Six flasher jacks on the rear of PowerBlaster™ connect
flashers for control of A/V components out-of-sight of the
front blaster.
Included 9V power supply
plugs into the MRF-100
power connector.
Six plug-in flashers are supplied
with 10 foot cables and six extra
self-adhesive pads (in case a
flasher has to be repositioned).
Program and Test Remote Control First
Don't connect power to PowerBlaster
grammed and tested the remote control line of sight.
PowerBlaster™ can interfere with testing and programming.
STEP 1:
Turn ON all of your components.
Audio /Video components some-
times create RF interference.
Therefore, perform all testing
with all of your components
powered ON (as they will be
when you operate the system).
SETP 2:
Connect the Power Supply.
Connect the 9V power supply to
an active UNSWITCHED AC
outlet. PowerBlaster™ must
always be powered up. The red
Power LED should light up.
STEP 3:
Test Placement of PowerBlaster
™
PowerBlaster™ should be
placed so that the STATUS LED
only lights up when a button is
pressed on an RF series remote
control. It should go out as soon
™
until you have pro-
as the button is released. If there
is any flickering, move
PowerBlaster™ farther away
from the A/V components.
STEP 4:
Orient the Antenna for Optimum
Range. If you need to extend the
range of the remote, try adjusting
™
the angle of PowerBlaster's
receiving antenna via it's pivoting
ball mount.
STEP 5:
Mount PowerBlaster
™
.
PowerBlaster
™
may be
concealed and mounted to the
.
rear wall or back of the system
cabinet. The mounting plate
slides apart from the receiver,
mounts to the wall, then the
receiver can slide back into
place.
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