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The RF Control Window

If the RF Control Window is closed, reopen it by clicking on the 

shortcut button on the toolbar or selecting RF

control from the Program Menu (Step 9). If your program menu does not include this step, you need to download

and install MXEditor for the MX 800 available from 

hometheatermaster.com

.You can have both versions installed

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Using the basic RF Control Window you can modify the RF properties of an MX 800 as follows:

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11 SSiiggnnaall from the Remote can be set to IR only, RF only or both IR and RF. The factory default is set to

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Reecceeiivveerr      If you have multiple MRF 200's in the system, you can select which receiver a device will be

connected to.The factory default is set to Default.

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33 FFllaasshheerrss     You can choose which of the emitter ports a device is connected to.This is only useful when

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your system includes some identical components using the same IR code set. If you are installing a typical

system with an assortment of unique components using different IR codes, you should leave the Flashers

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set to the factory default selection of ALL.

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Set each device's basic RF properties by clicking on the

row and column you want.When you do, a combo box will

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display the choices available. Click on the option you want:

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By clicking on the RECEIVERS button in the bottom left corner, you can extend the RF control window to display set 

tings for the MRF 200s in your system. In the extended window you have the following options:

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name in the window that appears.

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under Name, then click on the Rename button.

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each.This is only useful when identical components are installed in different locations. If your system has

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an asssortment of unique components using different IR code sets, you may leave the receiver ID # set to

the factory default of ID 1.

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trolled. If you don't have any use for this, turn it off, since it may issue too much IR for nearby components.