Universal Remote Control POWERBLASTER MRF100B Manual de usuario

MRF100B

PowerBlasterTM

WELCOME

PowerBlasterTM

WELCOME

Congratulations!

Congratulations on purchasing

Universal Remote Control’s

PowerBlaster

‚ MRF100B!

This changes everything!

When used in combination with

PowerBlaster

, a MasterControl

RF series remote control (RF10,

RF20, RF30) becomes an amazing

remote control powerhouse that

sends multi-directional RF (Radio

Frequency) signals that pass

through walls, doors and floors-

both indoors and outdoors.

PowerBlaster

sets you free!

It enables you to control

Components that are completely

out-of-sight, up to 100’ away. The

PowerBlaster

picks up RF

remote control radio frequency

signals from any direction,

regardless of distance, so the

remote doesn’t need to be pointed

directly at any Component. Just

imagine - no more pointing! Now

you can close your entertainment

center doors, hide your

Components, and still control

them with ease. Control outdoor

speakers on your patio. Control

your Components anywhere!

RF Remotes are ready to go!

One of the best things about this

is - nothing has to be done to

the remotes themselves for this

feature to work. Every time you

press a button on one of the

MasterControl

RF series

remotes, it sends both a standard

IR (Infrared Command) AND an

RF (Radio Frequency) signal.

When you install the PowerBlaster

kit, it will automatically receive radio

signals from RF series remotes and

translate them into the infrared

commands that control your

Components.

Quick Setup DVD Guide makes

installation easy!

The Quick Setup DVD Guide will

assist you in setting up

PowerBlaster

to work with your

RF series remotes by guiding you

through an easy step-by-step

process. This Owner’s Manual is

designed as a companion refer-

ence source to the DVD Setup

Guide, should you need to refer

back to a particular section, or

review certain instruction detail

not covered in the DVD. However,

if you are unable to watch the

DVD Guide for some reason,

everything you need to know

about setting up PowerBlaster

is contained in this Manual.

NOTE: PowerBlasterTM is only

compatible with Universal

Remote Control’s MasterControlTM

RF series remote controls (RF10,

RF20, RF30). RF series remote

control radio signals will not

control Components directly.You

must have a PowerBlasterTM to

receive the RF remote radio

signals. Also, Components that

came with "no pointing" radio

remote controls cannot be

operated by an RF series remote

unless the Component can be

switched to standard IR (Infrared

Control) via its internal menus.

Some remote control ceiling fans

are radio only and cannot be

operated by an RF series remote.

POWERBLASTERTM Owner’s Manual

The information in this manual is copyright protected. No part of this manual may be

copied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from Universal

Remote Control, Inc. UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL, INC. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE

FOR OPERATIONAL, TECHNICAL OR EDITORIAL ERRORS / OMISSIONS MADE IN

THIS MANUAL. The information in this manual may be subject to change without

prior notice. MASTERCONTROL, PowerBlaster, MacroPower, and SimpleSound are

trademarks of Universal Remote Control, Inc. All other brand or product names are

trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies or organizations.

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PowerBlasterTM

HOW IT WORKS

PowerBlasterTM

HOW IT WORKS

Here’s How PowerBlaster™Works:

1. RF series remote controls (RF10, RF20, RF30) send RF

(Radio Frequency) signals to PowerBlaster™, which is an

RF receiver.

2. PowerBlaster™

converts RF signals

to IR (Infrared)

commands and sends them out to

components in the same cabinet

space via the built-in front blaster.

3. Self-adhesive “flashers”(included in the PowerBlaster™

kit) affix to the front panels of your components. The

flashers relay commands to components out of sight of

PowerBlaster’s™front blaster. The flashers plug in to

PowerBlaster’s™rear flasher line output jacks. Each flasher

has a 10’cable to easily reach components on nearby

shelves.

PowerBlasterTM

PARTS GUIDE

PowerBlasterTM

PARTS GUIDE

Parts Guide

Quantity Description

1 PowerBlaster™ Receiver with integrated antenna

1 Mounting Plate for wall mounting PowerBlaster™

4 Screws for wall mounting the mounting plate

1 9V-300mA Power Supply

6 Flashers with 10 foot plug-in cables.

Red Status LED lights

when PowerBlaster™

receives an RF signal

from an RF series

remote control.

The Mounting Plate

guides enable

PowerBlaster’s™matching

guide to slide and “snap”

into place for mounting

on the wall.

Front blaster sends

Infrared commands to all

A/V components in the

same cabinet space.

Red Power LED

lights to indicate when

PowerBlaster is

plugged into an active

AC outlet.

Using the four enclosed screws,

you can choose to fix the mounting

plate to a wall or the back of your

component cabinet.

The Mounting Plate

™

PowerBlasterTM

PARTS GUIDE

PowerBlasterTM

PROGRAMMING

Six plug-in flashers are supplied

with 10 foot cables and six extra

self-adhesive pads (in case a

flasher has to be repositioned).

Integrated antenna swings

in any direction to optimize

RF reception and range.

Six flasher jacks on the rear of PowerBlaster™connect

flashers for control of A/V components out-of-sight of the

front blaster.

Included 9V power supply

plugs into the MRF-100

power connector.

Program and Test Remote Control First

Don’t connect power to PowerBlaster™until you have pro-

grammed and tested the remote control line of sight.

PowerBlaster™can interfere with testing and programming.

STEP 1:

Turn ON all of your components.

Audio /Video components some-

imes create RF interference.

Therefore, perform all testing

with all of your components

powered ON (as they will be

when you operate the system).

SETP 2:

Connect the Power Supply.

Connect the 9V power supply to

an active UNSWITCHED AC

outlet. PowerBlaster™must

always be powered up. The red

Power LED should light up.

STEP 3:

Test Placement of PowerBlaster™.

PowerBlaster™should be

placed so that the STATUS LED

only lights up when a button is

pressed on an RF series remote

control. It should go out as soon

as the button is released. If

there is any flickering, move

PowerBlaster™farther away

from the A/V components.

STEP 4:

Orient the Antenna for Optimum

Range. If you need to extend the

range of the remote, try adjusting

the angle of PowerBlaster’s™

receiving antenna via it’s pivoting

ball mount.

STEP 5:

Mount PowerBlaster

™.

PowerBlaster™may be

concealed and mounted to the

rear wall or back of the system

cabinet. The mounting plate

slides apart from the receiver,

mounts to the wall, then the

receiver can slide back into

place.

PowerBlasterTM

PROGRAMMING

PowerBlasterTM

WARRANTY

MRF100B

PowerBlasterTM

BIENVENIDA

PowerBlasterTM

BIENVENIDA

PowerBlasterTM

CÓMO FUNCIONA

PowerBlasterTM

CÓMO FUNCIONA

PowerBlasterTM

GUÍA DE PIEZAS

PowerBlasterTM

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