User Manual

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PowerSync
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AC Receiver Troubleshooting
Antenna
Lanyard hook
Signal
conrmation
LED
Power LED
AC Power Input
100V~240V
16-channel
selector
1/8˝ mini
(3.5 mm)
sync jack
AC power
output
1. Turn OFF the Receiver (if it’s a DC Receiver) and verify that the
batteries’ polarity is correct. Turn the Receiver back to the ON position.
2. Make sure the batteries in the Transmitter are fresh. Weak batteries
will reduce the distance over which a transmission can be made.
3. Ensure that both the PowerSync Transmitter and Receiver
are connected properly.
4. Make sure that both the Transmitter and Receiver are set to the
same channel.
5. Verify that the ash lighting equipment in use is operating properly
when not connected to the PowerSync Slave System. If triggering a
ash that uses a household-style sync terminal, make certain that the
plug is oriented correctly.
6. Verify that the ash lighting equipment has a sync voltage that is
compatible with the PowerSync Slave System.
Note: The PowerSync Radio Slave System has been rigorously tested with
numerous ash manufacturers and has proven to work in most instances.
There may be some exceptions.
7. Ensure that all cables attached to both the ash and PowerSync
Slave System are fully intact and are not frayed or torn.
8. Check for a stuck test button on all units, including the ash units.
9. Sync speed and working distance are affected by radio reections
and obstructions. Avoid having a large hill, concrete, metal or water
obstructions between the Transmitter and Receiver. Reposition the
units so they are not blocked by these objects. Often moving the
Transmitter and Receiver a couple of feet will solve the problem.
20-page manual to be inserted into packaging for AC and DC model receivers
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10M 25M 50M 75M 100M 10Y 25Y 50Y 75Y 100Y
Sync cord
3.5 to 6.3 mm
adapter plug