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3. Attach the output cord of the Remote’s power supply to the Remote’s power
jack; then plug the IEC 320 end of the power supply’s input cord into the
IEC 320 inlet on the power supply’s transformer; then plug the other end of
the input cord into a utility (mains) power outlet. The Remote should power
up immediately; it has no ON/OFF switch. (If the Remote is in the location
you want it to be, you can leave it plugged in and powered up more or less
indefinitely.)
CAUTION!
If you ever need to replace the Remote’s power supply, the replacement
power supply must have identical output characteristics (see the
“Power” specification in
Chapter 1
). Using a power supply with different
output—even if it’s “almost the same”—could damage your equipment.
4. Power ON the devices attached to the Remote and observe and test them as
described in your Extender system’s users’ manual.
If everything works in your test setup, repeat the procedures in
Sections 4.2
and
4.3
for your actual installation. (For information about rackmounting full-size [non-
Micro] Remote Units, see
Appendix B
.) If everything works in the actual
installation, a Micro Remote should then be ready for continuous operation; see
your Extender system’s manual for directions. With the other models, you’ll
probably need to adjust the remote site’s video first (see
Section 4.4
).
