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FAQs: FREQUENTLY ASKED TECHNICAL QUESTIONS 

 

 

Q: I would like to program my universal cable remote so I can have the 
capability of using it instead of the remote that comes with the Maxent 
Display. 

 
A:

 The remote control numeric codes you are requesting are not available through our company.  

The manufacturer of the universal remote assigns the code you are looking for.   
 
When a cable company (i.e. Comcast) or satellite provider (i.e. DISH Network) orders their 
decoder box and universal remote control from a manufacturer (i.e. Scientific Atlanta, Motorola, 
etc.); the decoder box manufacturer provides a list of all the possible remote controls this 
universal can duplicate. From that list, the cable or satellite company selects which 
manufacturer’s products to include on their new universal remote. 

If they choose not to include 

our company on the universal remote, the universal remote will not work with our product.

 

 
Possible solutions: 
Some universal remote controls have a “Code Search” function. The universal remote will search 
through other manufacturers’ codes until it locates a code that will work. There may be other 
manufacturers’ codes that will work with our product. This may work but is not a guaranteed 
solution. 
 
You may also want to try a “learning” remote from another manufacturer. This type of remote 
control can record the information coming directly out of the Maxent remote control. The 
“learning remote” then duplicates that information and acts like the Maxent remote control. This 
type of remote can also record the signal coming from your other remotes, in which case you can 
use this “learning remote” for your entire audio video system. Earning remotes are available from 
most electronic boutiques (i.e. Best Buy, Circuit City, and Radio Shack). 
 
 

Q: I would like the versatility of using another manufacturer’s wall 
mount. How can I mount the LCD using another company’s wall 
mount? 

 

A: 

The Maxent LCDs are capable of being wall mounted using a VESA compliant wall 

mount. The point of attachment to the LCD is near the top center (near the silver model 
information sticker). The compliancy is via a 4in. x 4in. (100mm x 100mm) mounting 
point on the rear of the unit. While we do not offer this type of wall mount, there are 
various resellers that do offer this type. Sorry, we currently do not maintain a database of 
these resellers. 
 

Q: I have an MX-42X1, but the only speakers available from your web 
site are for the MX-42VM10. Will these speakers work on my MX-
42X1? 

Summary of Contents for MX-32X3

Page 1: ...codes that will work with our product This may work but is not a guaranteed solution You may also want to try a learning remote from another manufacturer This type of remote control can record the inf...

Page 2: ...ty cables If the distance is less than 6 feet the difference is not as obvious but you should still see hear an improvement over standard cabling For additional information on the differences between...

Page 3: ...xt to the S Video input The S video input is a single black multi pin connection You would have a total of 3 connections running from your source DVD VCR etc to the back of the monitor Black for Video...

Page 4: ...an be anything from custom lighting to other electronic components You may want to try unplugging electronic devices in the same area as the monitor to isolate which external device is causing the pro...

Page 5: ...s connected directly to the main power supply of the unit When there is a bright scene these boards have a great deal of electricity flowing through them Under this circumstance you may detect a small...

Page 6: ...ect A There is a mistake in the user manual for the MX 27X2 on page 69 The paragraph states This monitor is qualified as an EDTV monitor This means that the monitor can display up to 480 lines using p...

Page 7: ...signal of less than 250 lines the monitor has to reprocess this signal to make it fit on the high definition screen This is called up conversion and depending on the quality of the input signal can ca...

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