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FWMR
Owner’s Manual
Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................... 2
FCC Caution .................................................................. 3
Button Functions ........................................................... 4
Setup .............................................................................. 6
Battery Installation................................................... 6
Battery Saver............................................................ 6
Code Saver ............................................................... 6
Power-On default ..................................................... 6
TV Punch Through Feature ..................................... 6
VCR/DVD Punch Through Feature .......................... 6
Code Setup............................................................... 7
DVD Button Functions .................................................. 8
TV/VCR/INPUT ............................................................. 8
TV/VCR and TV/DVD Combo units ............................... 8
Code Entry ..................................................................... 9
Direct Code Entry ..................................................... 9
Code Search ........................................................... 10
Brand Search .......................................................... 11
Code Identification Feature ................................... 13
Freewire Setup and operation ...................................... 14
Troubleshooting .......................................................... 19
Congratulations on your purchase of Black & Decker
Universal Remote Control. Black & Decker Universal
Remotes let you replace a broken or lost remote or
combine more than one remote into one.
This remote control operates the common features of
most but not all models and brands of Infrared (IR)
Controlled Video Equipment. This remote may provide
functions that are not available on your equipment.
Some functions of your particular equipment (e.g. menu
functions) may not be controlled by this remote. In such
cases, use the original remote control for your
equipment.
This remote also operates lights and appliances around
your home when used with Freewire Home Automation
Modules.
Introduction
FCC Caution
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC
RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS:
(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL
INTERFERENCE, AND
(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT
MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency
energy, and if not installed and used properly, that is, in
strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions, it
may cause interference to radio and television reception.
It has been type tested and found to comply with the
limits for remote control devices in accordance with the
specifications in Sub-Parts B and C of Part 15 of FCC
Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable
protection against such interference in a residential
installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by unplugging the
equipment, try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures.
• Reorient the antenna of the radio/TV experiencing the
interference.
• Relocate the interface with respect to the radio/TV.
• Move the interface away from the radio/TV.
• Plug the interface into an outlet on a different electrical
circuit from the radio/TV
experiencing the interference.
• If necessary, consult your local Dealer for additional
suggestions.
NOTE: Modifications to any of the components in this
kit will void the user’s authority to operate this
equipment.
Please use this manual to become familiar with your
Black & Decker Universal Remote. After you are familiar
with your remote the first thing you need to do is to
install batteries and setup your remote for your
particular product and brand.
Thank you for buying a Black & Decker remote and we
hope it will give you many years of service.
Button Functions, cont.
Button Functions
VCR, DVD, TV, CBL/SAT
Selects product to be operated.
Mode Indicator Lights when
mode buttons are pressed.
POWER Turns
product On or Off.
MENU Access the
Menu functions of
the device you are
controlling.
Note: The REC button must be pressed TWICE to
record from your VCR. For some brands of VCRs, you
might need to press the REC button once, then press it
again for three seconds.
RECORD, PLAY, STOP,
REW, FF, PAUSE VCR
control buttons operate
your VCR even when the
remote is set to operate
the TV. Also operates
DVD Scan -/+.
SETUP
For setup.
EXIT Used to exit
menu functions.
INFO displays/selects
on-screen channel
information, etc.
NUMBERS
Enter numbers for direct
channel selection. Some
products require Enter to
be pressed after channel
selection.
TV/VCR/INPUT
For some TVs, press
repeatedly to select
from available viewing
sources (antenna,
cable box, VCR, etc.).
ENTER
Used after direct
channel number
entry to immediately
change to the
selected channel.
CHANNEL UP/
DOWN Changes
the channels.
MUTE Turns off
the TV sound
while the
picture remains.
VOLUME UP/
DOWN Changes
the volume level
of the product,
normally the TV.
LAST
Returns to the
previously
selected channel.
SCAN buttons
select the next or
previous Freewire
Camera.
MOODS 1 and 2
ON and OFF
select the
previously setup
Freewire moods
Three ON/OFF buttons
These three buttons turn on and off
Freewire Modules set to the room
color numbers show through the
opening on the lid below. In this
example 11, 12, and 13.
Room ON/OFF buttons
These two buttons turn on and off
all three Freewire Modules set to the
room color numbers shown through
the opening on the lid below. Lid
shown here removed.
Setup
Setup, cont.
Battery Installation
Code Setup
1. On the back of the remote,
push down on the tab and
lift the cover off.
2. Match the batteries to the
+ and - marks inside the
battery case, then insert 2
AAA Alkaline batteries.
3. Press the battery cover
back into place.
The SETUP button is used to setup the remote to
operate your TV, VCR, etc. You can either setup the
remote using the code for your brand of product, from
the code tables (on separate sheet), or you can search
through the library of codes until you find a code that
works for your product.
Please refer to “Programming with Code Search” on page
10 for more information on using the code search feature
to learn how to search through the library of codes for
your products.
Power-On Default
The remote powers on in TV mode.
Battery Saver
Your remote automatically turns off if the buttons are
depressed more than 30 seconds. This will save your
batteries should your remote get stuck in a place where
the buttons remain depressed (e.g., between the sofa
cushions).
NOTE: You can store any kind of code under any mode
(except TV). I.E. you can store a VCR code under the
DVD button, or a DVD code under the CBL/SAT
button, etc. However, you can only store TV codes
under the TV button.
Code Saver
You will have up to 10 minutes to change the batteries
in your remote without losing codes you have
programmed. However, do not press any buttons until
batteries are installed in the remote. If buttons are
pressed without batteries in the remote, all codes will be
lost.
SETUP
TV Volume/Mute Punch Through Feature
The TV Volume/Mute punch through feature lets you
control the Volume and Mute function of your TV in any
mode programmed to be a VCR, DVD, CABLE or SAT
device, without needing to change to TV mode.
VCR/DVD Punch Through Feature
This remote lets you Punch through to the last VCR or
DVD device used. Normally other types of remotes only
punch-through (from another Mode) on the 6 VCR
buttons, to the device programmed under the VCR
Mode button. This is not much use if you are using a
DVD programmed under a Mode other than VCR. This
remote punches-through to the last VCR or DVD device
you used. For example, if you have 3 DVD/VCR devices
programmed into this remote, the last one you accessed
on the remote will be the one that has control of the 6
VCR/DVD buttons when in any other mode.
To operate buttons
below this line you
must Initialize the
remote into a Freewire
Messenger Hub. See
page 14.
Advanced Functions
Code Entry
DVD Functions
Direct Code Entry
PLAY button is used to start Disc playback and for
Menu selection on some DVD players.
STOP button stops Disc playback.
PAUSE button pauses Disc playback - press PLAY to
resume.
INPUT activates the DVD Player’s SETUP Menu.
INFO button brings up DVD Display or Control Menu
for Chapter/Track/Title number, Time remaining/elapsed
indication, system information, etc.
MENU brings up the DVD disc Menu screen - use with
the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT navigation buttons.
OK button is used for on-screen Menu selection. Note
some DVD players require the PLAY button to be used.
OK means same as SELECT - some manufacturers use
OK label and others use SELECT label on their remotes.
EXIT button is used to Exit or Clear on-screen Menu
displays.
1. Press and quickly release the desired mode button
(TV, VCR, etc.).
2. Press and hold the SETUP button until the Mode
buttons blink green, then the button you pressed in
step 1 stays on, then release the SETUP button.
3. Enter the 3 digit code from the code tables (on
separate sheet). Note: after a valid code entry, the
green indicator turns off. For an invalid code, the
green indicator flashes.
4. With your device on, press CHANNEL UP . If the
device responds, no further programming is
required. Note: If some buttons do not operate your
equipment, try one of the other codes for your
brand.
TV/VCR/INPUT
1.
When in TV mode the TV/VCR/INPUT button performs
the INPUT source switch function.
When in a mode that has been programmed for VCR the
TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the TV/VCR antenna
switch function.
When in a mode that has been programmed for Cable the
TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the A.B switch
function.
When in a mode that has been programmed for SAT the
TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the TV/SAT switch
function.
When in a mode that has been programmed for DVD the
TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the DVD Setup
function.
TV/VCR and TV/DVD Combo units
2.
3.
Write your codes down here for easy reference later.
Type
Note that for some TV/VCR and TV/DVD combo units
you might need to set up two different buttons to
control both parts of the combo unit. E.G., (referring to
the Direct Code Entry section on the following page)
you might need to set up a code under the TV button to
control the TV part of the combo unit AND a separate
code for the VCR or DVD under any other button you
choose.
Type stored
VCR
DVD
TV
TV
Cable
SAT
Code
Code Entry, cont.
Code Entry, cont.
Programming with Code Search
Code Search by Brand
If your product does not respond after you have tried all
the codes for your brand, or if your brand is not listed,
try searching for your code by following these steps.
1. Turn on the device (TV, VCR , etc.) to be controlled.
2. Press and quickly release the desired mode button
(TV, VCR, etc.).
3. Press and hold the SETUP button until the Mode
buttons blink green, then the button you pressed in
step 2 stays on, then release the SETUP button.
4. Press the CHANNEL UP button repeatedly (up to 300
times) until the device to be controlled changes
channel. The green indicator blinks off with each
button press. If you accidentally overshoot the
code required, press the CHANNEL DOWN button
to backtrack through the library until the device
changes channel. Pressing CHANNEL UP changes
direction to forward again.
5. Press and release MUTE to install the code.
Lets you search for a code for a specific Brand within
the Code Library for a particular manufacturer.
Most users will store VCR codes under the VCR button,
DVD codes under DVD, etc. If (for example) you want to
store a VCR code under DVD, first follow the procedure
for Direct Code Entry (page 10) and press DVD in step 2
of Direct Code Entry, then enter ANY VCR code in step 3
of Direct Code Entry. Then follow the steps above for
Code Search (or Brand Search, page 12).
Note: If the device does not have a CHANNEL UP
button, use PLAY (VCR only) or POWER instead. Code
Search starts from the currently stored three digit
number under that mode.
1. Turn on the device (TV , VCR, etc.) to be controlled.
2. Press and quickly release the desired mode button
(TV, VCR, etc.).
3. Press and hold the SETUP button until the Mode
buttons blink green, then the button you pressed in
step 2 stays on, then release the SETUP button.
4. Press and release the numeric button (0-9)
corresponding to desired Manufacturer (see table on
next page). The green indicator blinks off once.
Note, pressing “0” performs a full library search same
as normal Code Search Method on previous page.
5. Press the CHANNEL UP button ((or POWER or PLAY
(VCR only)) repeatedly until the device to be
controlled changes channel. The green indicator
blinks off with each button press. If you accidentally
overshoot the code required, press the CHANNEL
DOWN button to backtrack through the library until
the device changes channel. Pressing CHANNEL UP
changes direction to forward again.
6. Press and release MUTE to install the code.
Brand Search Method entry is now complete.
Note: When all codes under a Brand have been searched
the red indicator flashes rapidly for 3 seconds.
2.
2.
3.
3.
4.
6.
5.
5.
4.
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Code Entry, cont.
Code Identification
Look up your brand in the appropriate column (TV, VCR,
etc.). Look to see what digit (1, 2, 3, etc.) applies to your
brand, and enter it in step 4 of “Code Search by Brand”
on the previous page.
The Code Identification Feature allows you to identify
the three digit library code stored under your device key.
For example, if you want to find out what three digit
code is stored under your TV device key, follow the six
steps below:
N/A
N/A
ALL
N/A
N/A
ALL
ALL
N/A
N/A
ALL
N/A
N/A
ZENITH
PHILIPS, MAGNAVOX
SONY, PANASONIC,
SHARP, TOSHIBA,
DAEWOO
HITACHI, SANYO,
JVC, LG-GOLDSTAR,
SAMSUNG,
MITSUBISHI
SYLVANIA, CURTISMATHES, FISHER,
EMERSON
N/A
N/A
N/A
ALL
GENERAL
INSTRUMENT,
ECHOSTAR, DISH,
HUGHES, PRIMESTAR
N/A
PHILIPS, MAGNAVOX
SYLVANIA, CURTISMATHES, FISHER,
EMERSON
PIONEER, TEAC, NAD
HITACHI, JVC,
SAMSUNG
ZENITH, GEMINI
HITACHI, SANYO,
JVC, LG-GOLDSTAR,
SAMSUNG,
MITSUBISHI
N/A
SONY, PANASONIC,
TECHNICS, SHARP,
TOSHIBA
SONY, PANASONIC,
TOSHIBA, SHARP
RCA, GE, PROSCAN,
PIONEER
SONY, PANASONIC,
SHARP, TOSHIBA,
DAEWOO, YAMAHA,
DENON
SYLVANIA, CURTISMATHES, FISHER,
EMERSON, OPTIMUS
PHILIPS, MAGNAVOX,
MARANTZ
GENERAL
PHILIPS, MAGNAVOX
INSTRUMENT, TOCOM
PHILIPS, MAGNAVOX,
MARANTZ
RCA, GE, PROSCAN
ZENITH
ZENITH, GEMINI
JERROLD
ZENITH, APEX
TV
RCA, GE, PROSCAN
RCA, GE, PROSCAN,
PIONEER
SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA
RCA, GE, PROSCAN
1. Press and quickly release the desired mode button
(TV, VCR, etc.).
2. Press and hold the SETUP button until the Mode
buttons blink green, then the button you pressed in
step 1 stays on, then release the SETUP button.
3. Press and release the SETUP button. The green
indicator blinks off.
4. To find the first digit for the code stored under the
mode key pressed in step 2, press each numeric key
from 0-9 in turn. When the green indicator blinks off
the number you pressed is the first digit for the code
you are searching for.
5. To find the second digit, repeat step 4, this time
when the green indicator blinks off this is the
second digit.
6. Repeat step 4 again to find the third digit.
2.
DIGIT
CD/AUDIO
SAT/DBS
CABLE
VCR/DVD/DVR
KENWOOD, YAMAHA,
DENON, ONKYO
Code Identification Feature
HITACHI, SANYO, JVC,
LG-GOLDSTAR,
SAMSUNG, MITSUBISHI
Brand Search Table
1, 3.
4, 5, 6.
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Freewire Operation
Freewire Operation, cont.
Initializing the remote into the Messenger
Hub
To synchronize, move the MESSENGER HUB slide
switch to LEARN.
A Quick Note Before You Set Up The MESSENGER
HUB:
While facing the MESSENGER HUB, press and hold any
of the three “ON” buttons on the TV REMOTE for 5
seconds - Figure 1. Be sure to see the green light flash
on the MESSENGER HUB. The flash will indicate that
the TV REMOTE is now synchronized with the
MESSENGER HUB.
WARNING: For indoor use only.
Each receiver has a specific address made up of a
HOUSE CODE (bottom dial) and a Unit Code (upper
dial) which is used to communicate with the
MESSENGER HUB.
The function of the HOUSE CODE is to prevent
interference from another FREEWIRE system. If at any
time, you experience interference with another system
please choose another setting for your HOUSE CODE
A - P. The letter selected must be the same on all
RECEIVERS and the MESSENGER HUB.
Step 1:
Plug MESSENGER HUB into any operational AC outlet
within your home. Rotate antenna to the upright
position. Open the front door to expose control panel.
NOTE: Placing the MESSENGER HUB on the inside
wall closest to driveway or entry way, will often
maximize range of the TV REMOTE.
Step 2:
Select a HOUSE CODE on the MESSENGER HUB, any
letter A - P. (Note: The house code you select for the
MESSENGER HUB will dictate what letter you will select
for all of the RECEIVERS you plan to control with this
MESSENGER HUB.)
Step 3:
Select a UNIT CODE on the MESSENGER HUB, any
number 1 - 16. The number and corresponding color
you pick will control the lamp outlet located on the
underside of this MESSENGER HUB. (If you select the
same number and same house code for any additional
receivers on this system they will operate in
conjunction with this hub.)
Figure 1.
Now, move the slide switch on the MESSENGER HUB
to RUN.
(Note: Door cannot be closed while MESSENGER HUB
is in the LEARN mode.)
Step 5:
Turn lamp on first, then plug into the receptacle on the
underside of the MESSENGER HUB. Use only
incandescent bulbs up to 500W. Be sure the Lamp has
been turned on prior to plugging into MESSENGER
HUB.
Press the Local Lamp “ON/OFF” button on the
MESSENGER HUB to check that the MESSENGER HUB
is operating correctly. You will hear a “click” when the
MESSENGER HUB turns this lamp on and off.
You are now ready to operate the lamp connected to
this MESSENGER HUB with the TV REMOTE.
Step 4:
Synchronize your TV REMOTE with your MESSENGER
HUB so they understand how to communicate with
each other. (Note: Any additional remote that is
introduced to the system must also be synchronized.)
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Freewire Operation, cont.
A Quick Note before You Set Up the TVREMOTE:
WARNING: For indoor use only.
Open door to the TV REMOTE to expose the colored
dial shown in Figure 2 below.
Freewire Operation, cont.
Step 1:
Set the dial on your TV REMOTE to the same Unit Code
(color) that you selected on the MESSENGER HUB.
Step 2:
Each of the 3 individual codes on that color can be
turned on and off individually, using the 3 white ON/
OFF buttons located just above the dial as shown in
Figure 2 on the previous page.
Example: Blue 11 - Controlled by the top row, left switch
Blue 12 - Controlled by the top row, center switch
Blue 13 - Controlled by the top row, right switch.
Figure 2
The small round ON button and OFF buttons shown in
Figure 3 let you turn on or off ALL Receivers set to
that color.
The numbers and colors on the TV REMOTE’s dial
match the numbers and colors on the MESSENGER
HUB and LAMP RECEIVERS.
Figure 3
The colors on the dial for the Unit Code can be used to
divide your home into zones with up to 3 dedicated Unit
Codes per color (except red which only has one Unit
Code.) (e.g. Green = Living Room)
The numbers are used to differentiate one receiver from
another in each color/zone.
Reference Label Set Up
For your convenience, a blank reference label is located
on the back of your TV REMOTE. Write your own
customized applications on this label.
Example: Red Unit Codes have been selected for the
BULB RECEIVER in the Entrance
Gray Unit Codes have been selected for the
RECEIVERS in the Dining Room
Green Unit Codes have been selected for the RECEIVER
in the Living Room etc.
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You should now be able to turn the lamp on and off
with the corresponding button on the TV REMOTE.
Note: You may have to press and momentarily hold the
button before it activates.
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Freewire Operation, cont.
Freewire Operation, cont.
Moods
Camera operation
A Quick Note before You Program the Mood Settings:
In the Lamp Receiver section you learned how to set up
individual LAMP RECEIVERs. These LAMP
RECEIVERs are turned on and off by pressing the
appropriate rocker switch that corresponds to the
receivers unique UNIT CODE. The purpose of the
MOOD buttons are to link multiple receivers (up to 4)
so that they can be turned on or off by the MOOD
buttons.
Example: If you have a LAMP RECEIVER in one room
and it is set to the number 7 on its UNIT CODE and you
have another LAMP RECEIVER in another room and it
is set up to the number 13 on its UNIT CODE, the two
lamps can be turned on at the same time using a
MOOD.
See the setup instructions that come with Freewire
cameras and follow the instructions to install your first
camera. As soon as you install your first camera and
connect the receiver to your TV, you will see a picture
on your TV (the camera powers up in the ON state when
you first plug it in). You can then try it out with the
FWMR remote, as described below, to see that you can
turn it off and on by remote control, before continuing
with the installation of additional cameras.
Step 1:
With the MESSENGER HUB still plugged into an AC
outlet, set the slide switch to LEARN.
Step 2:
While facing the MESSENGER HUB, press MOOD 1 ON
switch on the TV REMOTE. The MESSENGER HUB’s
green indicator light will flash.
Step 3:
Set the UNIT CODE dial on the TV REMOTE to match
the UNIT CODE on the LAMP RECEIVER that you want
to turn on and off. Press on the rocker switch
corresponding to that LAMP RECEIVER. Wait for the
MESSENGER HUB indicator to flash indicating the code
has been stored in the MOOD function.
Step 4:
Repeat step 3 a maximum of 3 more times to link up to 4
LAMP RECEIVERs / BULB RECEIVERs with that MOOD
key. The 4 LAMP RECEIVERs can be in any combination
of UNIT CODES.
Step 5:
Return the slide switch on the MESSENGER HUB to
RUN. The ON/OFF button of MOOD1 will now turn on
and off all of the LAMP RECEIVERs / BULB RECEIVERs
that were linked in Step 4. There may be up to a 3 second
delay between the time that you press the button and
the time that the lights respond.
Step 6:
To set up MOOD 2 key, repeat steps 1 thru 5
substituting MOOD 2 key for MOOD 1.
NOTE: Pressing either MOOD ON key while in LEARN
mode clears all stored codes for that MOOD.
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Freewire cameras work like regular Freewire Lamp
Receivers and Appliance Receivers so you can turn
them on and off by using the dial on the remote to
select the color and number for the power supply that
the camera is connected to, and then press the ON and
OFF buttons above the colored wheel to turn the
selected camera on and off.
However, you can have more than one camera installed,
and since the cameras transmit the video and sound to
the same receiver that’s connected to your TV, you
must ensure that you only ever have one camera turned
on at the same time. To ensure this happens the camera
power supplies are “smart.” You set them in groups of
three numbers corresponding to the colors on the
remote’s dial. Then when you turn on one of the
cameras in the group of three, any camera in that group
that was presently on automatically turns off - so you
don’t have to remember to turn off one camera before
you turn on another camera, (as long as they are set to
the same color).
You can have cameras set to different colors but in that
case you must remember tun turn one camera off before
you turn another camera on.
Also, setting cameras in groups of three on the same
color lets you use the Camera Scan buttons. To use this
feature you first turn on any camera in the selected
color, using one of the three ON buttons above the
color wheel, then press the Scan forward (or backward)
button. Each time you press the Scan button the next
(or previous) camera in the selected color turns on (and
the previously on camera in that group automatically
turns off).
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Freewire Operation, cont.
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Freewire Operation, cont.
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Troubleshooting
Remote does not operate your A/V product.
• Press the mode button of the product you want to
control.
• Program the remote with a new code.
• Install new batteries. (You might have to reprogram
your remote after installing new batteries.)
• Remote may not be compatible with your product.
Remote does not operate some features of your product.
• Program remote with a new code.
• Remote may not be able to operate all features of
your product or button names might be different
than your product.
Red Indicator blinks after you program a product code.
• Remote did not accept the code.
• Try to program the code again or try a different
code.
DIFFICULTY PROGRAMMING RECEIVERS
If you are experiencing problems when programming the
BULB RECEIVER, it may be due to electrical interference
on the power lines caused by large appliances such as
refrigerators or TV’s. To avoid the interference, move the
Receiver while it is being programmed to a different wall
outlet that is further away from large appliances.
SOME RECEIVERS DON’T RESPOND
Most houses are fed from a 240 volt service which is
then split into two phases of 120 volts each in the circuit
breaker panel. The most commonly encountered problem
with systems which use the existing house wiring to
transmit signals is that the signals are received by some
Receivers, but not by others. For example, the
MESSENGER HUB controls some lights but not others
or controls some lights intermittently.
This can happen sometimes when the Receiver to be
controlled is on the opposite phase of the house wiring
to the phase which the MESSENGER HUB is connected
to. If some of the Receivers are not working it may be
necessary to:
• move the Receiver to a different wall outlet to test that
it works. If it still doesn’t work:
• move the Receiver to a different room. If it still doesn’t
work:
• move the Receiver to the closest outlet that the
MESSENGER HUB is plugged into or move the
MESSENGER HUB to the closest outlet to the Receiver
that is not working.
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Troubleshooting, cont.
RECEIVERS TURN ON BY THEMSELVES
If it is suspected that Receivers have turned on or off by
themselves, it is possible that a neighbor has a
FREEWIRE or compatible system, which could result in
unexpected operation of both systems. Unplug all
FREEWIRE devices immediately until (1) the interference
is identified and eliminated through selection of a
different HOUSE CODE to ensure that neither system
causes unintended operation of the other system or (2) a
blocking filter, Black and Decker Model number PZZ01,
is installed. Call 1-888-678-7278 to order. Professional
installation recommended. If you cannot identify the
source of interference by talking with neighbors who are
using a FREEWIRE or compatible system and you do
not want to install a blocking filter, or if you have any
questions about identifying or eliminating interference,
please call 1-800544-6986 before plugging in or using
any FREEWIRE device.
THREE WAY BULBS
Three way bulbs may be used, however, only one level
of brightness can be activated using the Freewire
system. To change brightness level you will need to turn
the switch at the lamp to the desired level of brightness.
NOTE: When using the BULB RECEIVER, you cannot
control the lamp by the lamps switch. Turning the lamp
switch off will cause the BULB RECEIVER to go into
program mode and will need to be reprogrammed.
WIRELESS INTERCOMS AND BABY MONITORS
Intercom and monitoring systems, including baby
monitors, that use the house wiring to transmit signals
can “block out” FREEWIRE transmissions while the
intercom or monitoring system is in “permanent
transmit” or “talk” mode. It is NOT possible to have a
wireless intercom or monitoring system and a
MESSENGER HUB operating in the same house. It is
possible that a neighbor’s wireless intercom or
monitoring system could cause unexpected operation,
including failure to operate, of your FREEWIRE system,
or that your FREEWIRE SYSTEM could cause
unexpected operation, including failure to operate, of
your neighbors intercom or monitoring system.
KEY CHAIN REMOTE RANGE OF USE
Placing the MESSENGER HUB on the inside wall closet
to driveway or entry way, will often maximize range of
KEY CHAIN REMOTE.
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