RCA 58465812331, Owner'S Manual

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Contents
GETTING STARTED
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
CAUTION : Danger of explosion if batter y is incorrectly repla . ced
NOTES
WARNING :
·Point the r emote c ontrol a t t he r emote s ensor l ocated o n t he u nit .
·When there i s a s trong a mbient l ight s ource , t he p erformance o f t he i nfrared r emote s ensor·may be d egraded ,
·The recommended e ffective d istance f or r emote o peration i s a bout 16 f eet ( 5 m eters ).
When the batteries become weak , the operating distance of the remote control is greatly
replace the batteries .
·If the r emote c ontrol i s n ot g oing t o b e u sed f or a l ong t ime , r emove t he b atteries t o a void
leakage corrosion .
·Do not m ix o ld a nd n ew b atteries . D o n ot m ix A LKALINE , s tandard ( CARBON - ZINC ) o r
( NICKEL - CADMIUM ) batteries .
·Always remove b atteries a s s oon a s t hey b ecome w eak .
·Weak batteries c an l eak a nd s everely d amage t he r emote c ontrol .
Do not dispose batteries in a fire . Batteries may explode or leak .
Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine , fire or the like .
c ausing u nreliable o peration .
reduced and you will need to
damage caused by battery
rechargeable
Safety and warnings.......................................................................................2-3
Installation...................................................................................................4
Stand installation guide................................................................................. 7
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Installation................................................................................................... 9
Remote Control............................................................................................10
Operation..................................................................................................... 11-15
Trouble Shooting...........................................................................................17
Wall Mount
Introduction..................................................................................................16