AVPro Edge AC-EX70-444-T User manual

AC-EX70-444-KIT
AVProEdge
2222 E 52nd St N ~ Sioux Falls, SD 57104
1-877-886-5112 ~ 605-274-6055
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AC-EX70-444-KIT
Ultra Slim 70m (100m HD) 4K60 4:4:4,
HDR HDBaseT Extender Audio
Extraction, EDID Management, Scaling &
Ethernet
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AVProConnect presents its 70m (100m HD) 18Gbps over CAT extender. Using ICT (Invisible
Compression Technology) we have achieved what was thought to be impossible. The
AC-EX70-444 delivers a virtually lossless, high bandwidth, 4K HDR signal with support for any
signals up to 18Gbps.
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Key benefits of using AC-EX70-444:
Invisible Compression Technology: ICT is a revolution in HDMI extension technology.
This proprietary technology can compress high bandwidth HDMI signals into a
manageable size in order to fit through a CAT Cable "pipe". The ICT algorithm can
manage all flavors of HDR including 4:4:4, 4:2:2 and 4:2:0 as well as signals up to
18Gbps and 4K 60Hz 4:4:4. The architecture of ICT allows it to be compatible with all
chroma subsampling types, color spaces and HDMI Deep Color up to 12-Bit. Our
technology is unique because it is truly invisible. It is not only invisible to the human eye,
it is invisible to HDMI test gear and other sink devices. With the AC-EX40-444 what
comes in is what goes out. What makes ICT special is the ability to preserve HDR
metadata, color information and depth in its full, original, integrity. Other compression
technologies sacrifice color information and depth to save space. This will cause very
visible banding, color shifting and motion artifacts in the image.
Down Scaling: The AC-EX70-444 has a scaling circuit built into the transmitter. The
scaler can scale down 4K (and HDR) --> 1080P. This extender can be used to scale down
where you need to without reducing the entire system. For example, there may be a
system with 4K distribution, but there may be one or two displays that are older. You
don't have to compromise signal with the ability to downscale!. The AC-EX40-444 does
the heavy lifting, eliminating the need to add additional boxes. This is an ideal choice for
extension on projects requiring an 18Gbps matrix like the AC-MX1616-AUHD.
Total EDID Management: The AC-EX70-444 has robust EDID control. EDID
management allows control of the input device and the ability to request specific video
resolutions and/or audio codecs.
On Board Troubleshooting: This unit allows generation of a 1080P or 4K test pattern
in order to identify external problems (source, repeater, displays, etc...). Be sure that
the wiring is correct and get to the bottom of problems quickly should they arise, without
having to worry if the source or sink is working properly. A test pattern may be
generated from the TX or the RX so the total system infrastructure can be verified.
Cascade: AC-EX70-444 features HDMI signal equalization and amplification. This allows
for a “daisy chain” of AC-EX40-444 extenders for extremely long distance transmission.
With our unique bi-directional power, there is no need for a power source where the Rx
and Tx meet up in a daisy chain, simply power the first Tx and the second Rx. Power will
be provided to the middle remotely.
IR & RS232 Management: IR & RS-232 are bi-directional and can control the sources
from the sinks or vice versa.
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AC-EX70-444-KIT
■Product Overview
■Model Numbers:
•AC-EX70-444-T ~ HDBaseT Transmitter w/ Audio Extraction, IR,
RS-232, EDID, Bi-Directional PoE and Scaler
•AC-EX70-444-R ~ HDBaseT Receiver w/ IR, RS-232, Bi-Directional
PoE
■Features
•HDMI 2.0(a/b)
•18Gbps Bandwidth Support (Using ICT)
•Ultra Slim (.47 inch/12mm)
•Up to 4K60 4:4:4 Support
•Full HDR Support (HDR 10 & 12 Bit)
•HDR, HDR10+ and HLG Support
•4K --> 1080P Down-scaling for mixed systems
•EDID Management and EDID emulate
•4K & HD Test Patterns built-in to Tx and Rx for troubleshooting
•L/R Audio Extraction on Tx and Rx
•HDCP 2.2 (and all earlier versions supported)
•Ethernet Support (10/100)
•CEC Pass Through
•3D Support
•100M (330ft) on 1080P (Cat6a)
•Up to 70m (230ft) on 4K (up to 4K60 4:4:4, HDR) (Cat6a)
•Bi-directional 48v PoH (Power Over HDBaseT, only one Power
Supply Needed)
•I-Pass feature for control system "pass-through"
•3-20v protection circuit built-in for safe IR transport
•Bi-Directional RS-232 transport
•LED Status, Link, Power indication lights
•Use single UTP/STP LAN cable (CAT-5E/6A) with substitute
HDMI cable to achieve long distance transmission.
•Supports uncompressed PCM 2- Ch., LPCM 5.1 & 7.1, Dolby
Digital, DTS, Dolby TrueHD, DTS HD-Master Audio, Atmos
•ESD protection circuitry (Inputs & Outputs) to 7KV
•Ability to cascade
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Notice
AVProConnect reserves all rights to make changes in the hardware,
packaging and any accompanying documentation without prior written notice.
Warning
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or product damage:
Basic
6. Clean this device with
a dry cloth only.
1. Do not expose this device to
rain, moisture, dripping or
splashing and ensure that
objects filled with liquids are
not placed on or near the devices.
2. Do not install or place this unit
in a bookcase, built-in cabinet or
in another confined space.
Ensure the unit is well ventilated.
3. To prevent risk of electric
shock or fire hazard due to
overheating, do not obstruct
the unit’s ventilation openings
with newspapers, tablecloths,
curtains, and similar items.
4. Do not install near any heat
sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers)
that produce heat.
5. Do not place sources of naked
flames, such as lighted candles,
on the unit.
7. Unplug this device
during lightning storms or
when unused for long
periods of time.
8. Protect the power cord
from being walked on or
pinched particularly at
plugs.
9. Only use attachments /
accessories specified by
the manufacturer.
10. Refer all servicing to
qualified service
personnel.
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AC-EX70-444-KIT
■What's Included
Whats in the box?
•AC-EX70-444-T (Transmitter)
•AC-EX70-444-R (Receiver)
•48V Power Supply (One supplied)
•1x IR Tx Unit
•1x IR Rx Unit
•4x 3 Pin Terminal blocks for Audio and RS232 Ports
•Mounting Ears
•Operating Instructions
*Optional 3Pin to Stereo Audio Cables available for purchase
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■Specifications
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■The Transmitter Back
Front
HDBaseT
IR Mode
RS232
COM & Pass-through)
L/R Out (PCM Only)
HDMI In
Micro USB
(Firmware)
IR In IR Out
Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Transmitter:
POWER - On the front: (Red) This is an indicator that the power is connected. There are only two states for
light:
•Light Is On = Power supply is connected and functioning.
•Light Is Off = Power supply is not connected or there is no power present. (In order to have power: check
the power supply, USP, Outlet, etc...)
AV SYSTEM ACT - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator of activity on the link - this light will blink randomly
as data is sent/received.
HDBaseT LINK - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator that that the RJ45 HDBaseT Link is stable. This light
should always be SOLID.
HDMI SIGNAL STATUS - On the front: (Blue) This indicator shows that the HDMI source is connected.
The states are:
•Light Is On (Solid) = Sync w/ HDMI source is correct and solid.
•Light Is Flashing = The light flashes during the sync process. If it is flashing continuously, a picture may
not be present.
If the BLUE HDMI SIGNAL STATUS LIGHT is flashing, check the following:
1. The source. Plug it directly into the display to be sure it's functioning properly.
2. Try a longer HDMI cable. Some HDMI cables do not sync well at shorter lengths.
3. Set the EDID to state #1 (See below).
4. If these suggestions do not work, enable the "Test Pattern" (See Below). If you see the pattern, the
problem is between the source and the transmitter, please try a different source.
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
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48V
Ethernet Ports
10/100

Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Transmitter cont.:
LINK - Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Green) This indicator shows that the AV HDBT link between the Tx and
Rx is in tact. This light should ALWAYS be solid. If this light is flashing or not present attempt following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be
slightly off.
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
STATUS- Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Amber) This is an indicator showing that the power is present
between the Transmitter and Receiver. This light ALWAYS BLINKS steadily indicating everything is OK. If you
do not see this light, attempt the following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be
just slightly off.
5. Try powering from the Receiver instead of the Transmitter (See Receiver page for more about PoE
direction).
6. Contact AVProEdge if these steps do not work.
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•Supplying a hardwire Ethernet connection to video zones for on-device streaming and/or local gaming
devices and players.
•Supplying server based content from a server to a remote display.
•Supplying a zone with a hardwired Ethernet connection for a Wi-Fi access-point in remote zones.
Usage is plug-&-play - the ports are always active and so long as ONE of the FOUR combined ports between the
Tx and Rx is connected to the network the other three have access.
Ethernet Indicator Lights:
•AMBER - This indicates and Ethernet connection is made, and the connection is stable. This should be
SOLID.
•GREEN - This indicates that there is activity on the line. This light flashes randomly as data is transmitted.
If this light is steady OFF there is no data coming through or you may need to reset the Ethernet router.
Ethernet Lights & Usage:
Ethernet usage is very straight-forward. It is used for driving network communication over the HDbaseT link.
The purpose of these ports is to act as a "Hub", if you plug one port into a router all the other ports on both the
Tx & Rx now have access to the network.
Usage Examples:

Functions & Setup of the Transmitter:
Using the Setting Button: (On Front) The setting button can be pressed in different combinations based
on what is needed. The status light on the front will flash based on the selection. The selections are in
series, meaning, for example, if you are on selection 5 (listed below), you can come back later and press it
again to move you to 6, 7, 8, 1, 2, etc... Using an ink pen is best to press the button.
The SETTING BUTTON is located just to the right of the symbol, and the SETTING INDICATOR LED is just
to the left of the symbol.
The SETTING BUTTON area looks like this:
EDID Management:
Quick press to select EDID
1. EDID BYPASS --- LED Flashes 1 Time (Default, from downstream device)
2. 1080P_2CH --- LED Flashes 2 Times
3. 1080P_8CH --- LED Flashes 3 Times
4. 4K60HzY420_3D_2CH --- LED Flashes 4 Times
5. 4K60HzY420_3D_8CH --- LED Flashes 5 Times
6. 4K60Hz_3D_2CH_HDR--- LED Flashes 6 Times
7. 4K60Hz_3D_8CH_HDR --- LED Flashes 7 Times
8. USER EDID --- LED Flashes 8 Times
While in the USER EDID state (8), press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds) in order to copy the EDID
from the connected display or downstream device to the user EDID and it will apply automatically.
Why do this?
This is commonly used when there is a need for a specific, known EDID that the installer may prefer. It can
also be used if you want to bypass an EDID of an AVR or another connected device. (IE, plug the extender kit
directly into a display and COPY the EDID. Plug it back into an AVR that may not have a current/good EDID).
Scaler Setting:
While in ANY state besides the USER EDID state, press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds) to toggle
the scaler mode. The options are:
1. Normal Mode(ICT Mode) --- LED Flashes 1 Time
2. Down Scaler Mode (4K->2K) --- LED Flashes 2 Times
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IR Mode Slide Switch: (On Front) This is used to select a preferred IR Mode - There are two modes:
•IR-EYE - The IR Input will be configured to operate with an IR Receiver Eye.
•I-PASS - The IR Input will be configured to safely operate with a direct connection from a control
system using a mono or stereo 3.5mm cable. It's protected @ 3v-20v. Default mode is IR-EYE.
BUTTON
LED

Functions & Setup of the Transmitter Cont.:
Test Pattern Generator:
Press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds) while powering up the transmitter. You should see the
color bar pattern to the right on screen. When in this mode, you can quick press to toggle the resolution.
Quick press the setting button---Select the test pattern timing.
•1080P --- LED Flashes 1 Time (3 sets of color bars)
•4K --- LED Flashes 2 Times (5 sets of color bars)
This can be useful for checking your cabling and for
troubleshooting. You can also ensure you have sufficient distance
based on the resolution as well.
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AC-EX70-444-KIT
■The Receiver
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Back
Front
HDBaseT
PoE Setting
(Choose where PoE
Originates)
RS232
COM & Pass-through)
L/R Out (PCM Only)
HDMI In
Micro USB
(Firmware)
IR In IR Out
48V
Ethernet Ports
10/100
Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Receiver:
POWER - On the front: (Red) This is an indicator that the power is connected. There are only two states for
light:
•Light Is On = Power supply is connected and functioning.
•Light Is Off = Power supply is not connected or there is no power present. (In order to have power: check
the power supply, USP, Outlet, etc...)
AV SYSTEM ACT - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator of activity on the link - this light will blink randomly
as data is sent/received.
HDBaseT LINK - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator that that the RJ45 HDBaseT Link is stable. This light
should always be SOLID.
HDMI SIGNAL STATUS - On the front: (Blue) This indicator shows that the HDMI Sink is connected.
The states are:
•Light Is On (Solid) = Sync w/ HDMI sink is correct and solid.
•Light Is Flashing = The light flashes during the sync process. If it is flashing continuously, you may still
have a picture, but it is indicating that the Rx is correcting a BE (Bit Error) to make the picture show on
the display.
If the BLUE HDMI SIGNAL STATUS LIGHT is flashing AND you have no picture, check the following:
1. The source. Plug it directly into the display to be sure it's functioning properly.
2. Try a longer HDMI cable. Some HDMI cables do not sync well at shorter lengths.
3. Try Cascade Mode (See below).
4. If these suggestions do not work, enable the "Test Pattern" (See Below). If you see the pattern, the
problem is between the Receiver and display/sink please try a different sink input or HDMI cable.
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.

Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Receiver cont.:
LINK - Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Green) This indicator shows that the AV HDBT link between the
Transmitter and Receiver is in tact. This light will ALWAYS be solid. If this light is flashing or not present do the
following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be
slightly off.
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
STATUS- Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Amber) This indicator shows that the power is present between the
Transmitter and Receiver. This light ALWAYS BLINKS steadily indicating everything is correct. If you do not see
this light, try the following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be
slightly off.
5. Try powering from the Receiver instead of the Transmitter (See Receiver page for more about PoE
direction).
6. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
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•Supplying a hardwire Ethernet connection to video zones for on-device streaming and/or local gaming
devices and players.
•Supplying server based content from a server to a remote display.
•Supplying a zone with a hardwired Ethernet connection for a Wi-Fi access-point in remote zones.
Usage is plug-&-play - the ports are always active and as long as ONE of the FOUR combined ports between
the Tx and Rx is connected to the network the other three have access.
Ethernet Indicator Lights:
•AMBER - This indicates and Ethernet connection is made, and the connection is stable. This should be
SOLID.
•GREEN - This indicates that there is activity on the line. This light flashes randomly as data is
transmitted. If this light is steady OFF there is no data coming through or you may need to reset the
Ethernet router.
Ethernet Lights & Usage:
Ethernet usage is very straight-forward. It is used for driving network communication over the HDbaseT link.
The purpose of these ports is to act as a "hub", if you plug one port into a router all the other ports on both
the Tx & Rx now have access to the network.
Usage Examples:

•Disable --- Power LED Flashes 1 Time
•Enable --- Power LED Flashes 2 Times
Test Pattern Generator:
Press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds) while powering up the transmitter. The color bar pattern,
as seen to the right will appear. When in this mode, you can short press to toggle the resolution.
Quick press---Select the test pattern timing
•1080P --- LED Flashes 1 Time
•4K --- LED Flashes 2 Time
This is useful for checking cabling and for troubleshooting. It will check the
link between the Rx and the display/sink.
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Functions & Setup of the Receiver:
PoE Mode Slide Switch: (On the front) This is used to select how you want to PoE is to be
directed. There are two options (you are choosing where the power is ORIGINATING from):
•TX (Default)= You will need to power the TRANSMITTER, the receiver will be powered over the
CAT Cable (Default).
•RX = You will need to power the RECEIVER, the transmitter will be powered over the CAT Cable
from the receiver (This is called "Reverse Power").
Using the Setting Button: (On the back) The setting button can be pressed in different combinations based
on what you want to do. The status light on the front will flash based on your selection.
The SETTING BUTTON is located just to the right of the symbol, and the SETTING INDICATOR LED is just
to the left of the symbol.
The SETTING BUTTON area looks like this:
Cascade Mode
This mode forces hot plug, which is useful when "daisy-chaining" extenders. It is also helpful for
troubleshooting if there are sync problems with devices.
To set this mode press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds):
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BUTTON
LED

AC-EX70-444-KIT
■RS-232 Configuration
RS-232 can be used to pass control signals bi-directionally to & from any
RS-232 compatible device. This is commonly used to route control signals
in the following way:
1. Control System --> Display/Projector (ie, Power On/Off)
2. Display/Projector --> Control System (ie, Display Status, Volume
Status etc...)
3. When ultra long-range serial communication is needed (think
concerts, live events). Use the extender.
The unit comes with 3 pin
connectors to allow for any wire an
integrator would like. The pin out
configuration Left=TX,
Center=Ground, Right=RX and
looks like this:
This is how the cable should look.
If using the AC-CABLE-3.5-DB9F
(Female) or AC-CABLE-3.5-DB9M
(Male), the colors will be the same.
With any other cable, please follow
Tx, G, Rx as shown above. A
RS-232 cable preparation diagram
is on the next page.
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■RS-232 Cable Prep
■RS-232 Sample Application
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■IR Configuration
IR can be used in three ways:
1. From Rack (Control System Direct): Plug a MONO 3.5mm cable into
an emitter port of any control system directly into the "IR IN" port on the
AC-EX40-444 Transmitter to pass IR signals directly to the remote end.
NOTE - Be sure the IR MODE Slide Switch is set to "I-PASS" on the
Transmitter
2. From Rack (Using IR-EYE): Plug an IR-Receiver Eye into the "IR IN" of
the AC-EX40-444 Transmitter in order to pass infrared signals generated
from a device or IR Remote. NOTE - Be sure the IR MODE Slide Switch is
set to "IR-EYE" on the Transmitter.
3. From Remote End: Use an IR-Receiver Eye on the AC-EX40-444
Receiver (IR In Port) in order to send IR signals BACK to the rack and out
of the TRANSMITTER IR Out Port with an emitter.
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■IR Connections to AC-EX70-444-T (Transmitter)
■IR Connections to AC-EX70-444-R (Receiver)
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IR IN Direct Connect (I-PASS) IR OUT Emitter (Non-Flashing)
IR IN w/ Receiver Eye ("IR-EYE" MODE)
IR IN (IR-EYE Only) IR OUT Emitter (Non-Flashing)

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■Audio Extraction on AC-EX70-444
A feature that is always active on the AC-EX70-444 (Tx and Rx) is
Audio Extraction. This feature extracts PCM Audio (2ch) from the
source device in order to be run to a separate amplifier or AVR. BOTH
of the audio ports are always active (on Tx & Rx). NOTE - These
ports ONLY work if the source is 2ch. If downmixing is needed, check
out AC-ADM-AUHD or AC-ADM-COTO.
To use the ports:
1. Simply plug a 3 pin terminal block into the port on the Tx or Rx
(both are always active) and make your own cable assembly.
2. There is an option to buy pre-made unbalanced 3-pin to RCA Female
cables from www.avprostore.com
NOTE: The source device needs to output PCM audio in order for the
feature to work. This can be done by using the on-board EDID
management or setting the source as such.
■Audio Extraction Routing Diagram
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■Stereo Cable Preparation
NOTE: Pre-made audio cables can be purchased
from www.avprostore.com. The part number is:
AC-CABLE-3PIN-2CH.
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■Using Ethernet:
Ethernet usage is very straight-forward. It is used for driving network communication over the HDbaseT link. This
of these ports as a "hub", if you plug one port into a router all the other ports on both the Tx & Rx now have
access to the network.
Usage Examples:
•Supplying a hardwire Ethernet connection to video zones for on-device streaming and/or local gaming devices
and players.
•Supplying server based content from a server to a remote display.
•Supplying a zone with a hardwired Ethernet connection for a Wi-Fi access-point in remote zones.
Usage is plug-&-play - the ports are always active and so long as ONE of the FOUR combined ports between the Tx
and Rx is connected to the network the other three have access.
Ethernet Indicator Lights:
•AMBER - This indicates and Ethernet connection is made, and the connection is stable. This should be SOLID.
•GREEN - This indicates that there is activity on the line. This light flashes randomly as data is transmitted. If
this light is steady OFF there is no data coming through or you may need to reset the Ethernet router.
Usage Diagram:

•Use the power supplies provided. If an alternate supply is required,
check voltage, polarity and that it has sufficient power to supply the
device it is connected to.
•Do not operate these products outside the specified temperature
and humidity range given in the above specifications.
•Ensure there is adequate ventilation to allow this product to operate
efficiently.
•Repair of the equipment should only be carried out by qualified
professionals as these products contain sensitive components that
may be damaged by any mistreatment.
•Only use this product in a dry environment. Do not allow any liquids
or harmful chemicals to come into contact with these products.
•Clean this unit with a soft, dry cloth. Never use alcohol, paint thinner
or benzene to clean this unit.
Maintenance
To ensure reliable operation of this product as well as protecting the
safety of any person using or handling this device while powered, please
observe the following instructions.
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•The DC power supply cord or AC adaptor has been damaged
•Objects or liquids have gotten into the unit
•The unit has been exposed to rain
•The unit does not operate normally or exhibits a marked change in
performance
•The unit has been dropped or the housing damaged
Damage Requiring Service
The unit should be serviced by qualified service personnel if: