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controls the Line Outputs for Flashers

affixed to the front panels of components.You

can opt to either send IR Commands to:

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the Flashers

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1 6   Just the specified Flasher receives

the IR commands (Useful when

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identical TV's or VCR's are utilized

in the system)

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To add a new receiver to the list, to change the Receiver ID# of your existing receiver or to enable/disable the Front Blaster,

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click on the Receiver button of the RF Control window.

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After pressing the Receivers button, the RF

Control Window will enlarge revealing the

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Receiver configuration options. Again, you click

on a cell to adjust.

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The Receiver ID cells enable you to change the

ID# of each receiver, so that commands for one

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will be ignored by the other if set to different

ID's.

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Note that in this system, the MRF 200 in the eq

uipment closet is set to ID#2 and the MRF 200 con 

nected to the identical TV's is set to ID#1.

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If you want the Front Blaster turned OFF on

any receiver, reset it by clicking on the correct

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CELL and selecting OFF.

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NOTE: In some installations, the MRF 200's

You may rename areceiver to something

Front Blaster is so powerful that it can overload

more descriptive by first selecting the

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nearby components and give poor or intermit 

receiver's name cell, then clicking on the

tent operation. Try re positioning the MRF 200

Rename button.

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to reduce the power flooding the cabinet or turn

the Front Blaster off.