User Manual

Basic Operation

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6. With [ SYNC ] on the screen, press the Set button.

The Yes/No prompt will ﬂash on the screen. Use the Up/

Down buttons until [

YES ] ﬂashes on the screen, and press

the Set button. The sync indicator arrow will show on

the screen.

7. Make sure the Transmitter’s and the Receiver’s IR ports

are facing each other until [

SYNC  ] appears on the

screen of the device that’s initiating the sync.

8. When syncing is complete, conﬁrm that the receiver and

transmitter are tuned to the same channel.

If [

SYNC ERROR! ] appears on the screen, repeat steps 1

through 7 above. Make sure the transmitter is turned on and

that the IR ports are facing each other.

RF Indicator

The RF indicator will display the

status of the connection between the

transmitter and receiver.

Solid red:

The receiver does not detect an RF

signal. If the transmitter and receiver

are synced and set to the same channel, a solid red LED

indicates that the transmitter is out of range.

Solid blue:

The receiver detects a strong RF signal.

Intermittent red and blue:

If the transmitter is synced with the receiver, this indicates

that the transmitter is nit receiving a strong signal and the

transmitter is almost out of range. Move the transmitter

closer to the receiver until you see a steady blue light.

If the transmitter has not been synced with the receiver, the

receiver is set to a frequency that has interference. Rescan

for an open frequency.