Owner's Manual
xantech
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#3:
TB
LED
on
IR Receiver (and/or Emitters)
on
solid
I
Cause: Solution
Use a 85
or
95 series Plasma 'Friendly'
Receiver.
If
already using a this unit, please
note the Plasma interference can be reflected
1.
Plasma Interference
off
of
any
item it comes into contact with within
approx. 3ft. From the front
of
the display.
Keeping this in mind, make sure that the IR
receiver is free from any obstruction that might
reflect back into the receiving eye.
Voltage and Ground wires are
2.
reversed
at
the connecting
Recheck your wiring.
block
or
IR Receiver
Relatively high levels
of
In
this case use either a SUN filter (SUNKIT),
ambient noise. This can be
or
any
of
our
'Plasma/CFL Friendly' IR
3.
due to any
of
the following:
Receivers (DL85/95, HL85/95, ML85/95,
Sunlight, florescent Lighting
or
WL85/95). These can also be used
in
direct
Plasma Displays.
sunlight and
in
the presence
of
'tube style'
fluorescent lighting.
EMI induced noise. This can
Reposition IR Receiver and/or cabling away
be due to light dimmer controls
from emitting device. You can also place a
4.
or
other radiating electronic
470Ohm resistor in parallel with the IR Signal
devices (PC's
or
any poorly
and GND connections on the connecting
shielded electronic device).
block. This will also help alleviate any stray
capacitance in the cable.
5.
Power Supply not putting out
Verify supply is a 12VDC regulated supply
proper voltage. reading between 11.5 to 13VDC under load.
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