Setting Up the Terk LF-IRX Remote Control Extender

Setting Up the Terk LF-IRX Remote Control Extender

Setting Up the Transmitter:

Set up the Transmitter in the room where you wish to use your remote control (example: use in the additional room wired to receive a satellite signal from your primary receiver).

How to Install: 

1. Plug the transmitter into a standard electrical outlet.
   Important: This power unit is intended to be correctly oriented in a vertical or floor mount position.
2. Place the Transmitter on a level, stable surface, with the IR logo facing you. In most cases, the unit can be placed up to 20 feet from where you will be using the remote control.
3. Place the Transmitter away from the AUDIO/VIDEO equipment and the Receiver (in another room, for example).

Setting Up the Receiver:

Use the Receiver in the room where the AUDIO/VIDEO equipment's infrared sensor is located.

How to Install:

1. Plug the Receiver power cord in to a standard electrical outlet.
   Important: This power unit is intended to be correctly oriented in a vertical or floor mount position.
2. Point the IR logo on the Receiver toward the AUDIO/VIDEO infrared remote sensor on the audio/video component.
3. Check to ensure that the Receiver is located within 20 feet of the AUDIO/VIDEO equipment.

After setting up your Transmitter and Receiver, operate the Signal Sender by aiming your remote at the IR logo on the front of the Transmitter.

Setting Up the Infrared Extender (If Necessary):

• It is only necessary to use the Infrared Extender when the Receiver cannot be easily placed in front of the equipment. (Example: When the component and Receiver are located in a closed cabinet.).
• Use when you would prefer to conceal the Receiver in a cabinet or behind furniture.

How to Use:

1. Plug the Triple Infrared Extender into the back of the Receiver.
2. Place one of the Infrared Diodes (located on the opposite end of the extension cord) in clear view of the component's infrared sensor to enable successful signal transmission. You can control up to 3 different components with a triple extender.