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Troubleshooting
Devices do not respond properly
■ Check if the power adapter is connected and
the red LED is on.
■ Check if the ID and channel numbers on the
RF Receiver match with the ID and channel
numbers on the Chad Remote Control (see p.
8). Refer to the Chad User Guide for more
details on the settings of the Remote Control.
■ Check the placement of the RF Receiver:
• Check the range and the working angle of
the IR blaster (see p. 5).
• Check if the RF Receiver is placed in a
central position relative to your devices
(see p. 6).
• Make sure that the distance between the
RF Receiver and your device is at least 4
inches (10 cm).
• Make sure that the distance between the
RF Receiver and your device is at most 16
feet (5 meters).
• Make sure the IR signals between the RF
Receiver and the receiving eyes of your
devices are not disturbed by any objects.
• Check if metal objects, for instance a metal
closet, wires or cables, surrounding the RF
Receiver do not disturb the RF signals.
• If you are using the IR emitters, make sure
they are connected properly and that they
are placed within range of the receiving
eyes (see p. 7).
■ It might be possible that some commands
cannot be sent out as RF signals. In that case you
will have to reconfigure the Chad Remote Control
to operate your devices with IR signals again.
The red LED on the RF Receiver blinks
without using the Chad Remote Control
■ This indicates RF interference. Another
device in the proximity is sending out RF
signals. Change the channel (CH) on the RF
Receiver (see p. 8).
There is no red LED on my RF Receiver
■ Check if the power adapter is connected
properly.
The IR emitters are no longer adhesive
■ Replace the adhesive with a fresh piece of the
2-sided tape.
I cannot find the exact location of the
device’s receiving eye
■ Check the manual of the device.
When still in doubt, contact your supplier or
the manufacturer.