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1
POWER indicator
Lights when the power is turned on.
2
CHECK indicator
Lights (in red) when a signal is not input normally
because of the following reasons.
• The cable from the transmitter is not connected.
• The POWER switch of the transmitter is not set to
ON.
3
Infrared radiating lamps
Radiate infrared. (You cannot see the infrared.)
4
TIMING switch
Use this switch to compensate for the signal delay
that occurs due to differences in the length of the
connecting cables between the transmitter and
radiator when using two or more radiators.
When using one radiator: Set to “1”.
When using two or more radiators: Increase the
switch position by one indent for every 10-m
difference in the cable length.
For a radiator that is placed 40 m (131.2 feet) from
the furthest unit, set the TIMING switch of that
radiator to “5”.
5
LINE OUT (output) connector (BNC-type)
Outputs the pulse signal. Connect to the LINE IN
connector of the next radiator.
6
LINE IN (input) connector (BNC-type)
Inputs the pulse signal. Connect to the RADIATOR
connector of the transmitter or the LINE OUT
connector of the previous radiator.
7
AC IN (AC power input) connector
Connect to an AC outlet using the supplied AC power
cord.
8
POWER switch
Turns the power on or off.
Location and Function of Parts and Controls