How is the receiver set up? Does it get plugged in somewhere?
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Wendy, the M&S; system is the receiver in our home. The D3BN works very well with the receiver. However, the light around the doorbell button has gone out. So I will need to replace the entire system again. I really liked the lighted button. I wanted my vistors to be able to locate the door bell.
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This is a doorbell and speaker only. The receiver was installed in our kitchen which includes a radio and answering system. System is hooked up throughout the residence.
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idk and i sent it back. guy didnt wont to refund unless i took the bad rewiew off. lol he sucks
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Wendy, the M&S system is the receiver in our home. The D3BN works very well with the receiver. However, the light around the doorbell button has gone out. So I will need to replace the entire system again. I really liked the lighted button. I wanted my vistors to be able to locate the door bell.
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What "receiver" do you mean? This is basically a four-wire (maybe 5, bad memory) unit that serves as a door station for an M&S; intercom system. If your system has a doorbell unit built-in to the motherboard, this unit will ring the bell through your intercom system. Our system does not have that feature so I simply hardwired it to a traditional doorbell with transformer.
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Just replace the doorbell/intercom on outside of the home if the doorbell and or lighted button goes out. Also, you don't need to replace the entire system again! The receiver is installed in the kitchen and is hardwired and goes throughout out entire home to all the intercoms and doorbell and the speaker to the doorbell is in the master system and in the intercoms throughout the home.
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I would read the directions that were set up with it. If you have experienced a recent power outage, sometimes the sync function between the Receiver and the unit has to be reestablished. Meaning that you may have lost setup settings. Also make sure no one has flipped settings on the front or back as that will cause a problem with the unit turning on. (word to the wise, when you fix it write down the configuration in the manual) additionally the cable that is plugged in the back of the sub....make sure it wasnt pulled out of the back of your receiver by mistake. If you have this hooked up as a "speaker" and not a sub, also make sure the connections are established. Is this hooked up to a Yamaha receiver? If so you may want to cycle through the on screen setup directions and use the auto setup mic that came with the unit. Every time I have issues, I use that tool and it always seems to fix the connection issues. I know with mine, if the PCM source is not working (digital) the unit wont sence the signal and turn on. If you have multiple source inputs (DVD CD and GAme Player) you may want to make sure that they are putting out the required digital signal or it wont jump start the sub. ....I know, when did setting up Stereo equipment become a full day tech project? I am missing the analog days myself
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The transmitter for babys room must be plugged in the receiver is wireless when using.needs to be plugged in when charging
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there is a speaker wire with a fitted connector that plugs into the back of the receiver. It is color-coded to make sure that each speaker gets plugged into the correct place
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There is a transmitter and receiver. You must run receiver signal through something (amp) to display/hear it.
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It has a standard plug that plugs into a standard 110 volt AC outlet. If your receiver has a SWITCHED outlet on the back, plug it into that and the fans will only come on when your receiver is turned on.
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It goes right at the receiver. it plugs into the receiver and the coax from the dish plugs into it. It's that simple!
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Plug it into the Data/Bind port on a Spektrum AR8000. I'm assuming the other model receivers work the same. No dinner needed.
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One unit (the receiver) has a USB cable. It must plug in to a powered device that has a usb port. The cable does not charge It, just keeps it powered. The other unit (transmitter) plugs into a normal 110 outlet
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there are different ways to wire it, if your receiver has a sub-out plug on it just get a powered subwoofer cable and plug into either r or l on the woofer. Does not matter which one. hope this helps.
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This receiver has a subwoofer pre-out. You plug a subwoofer cable to the bottom plug on the pre-out on the receiver.
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The receiver is powered by adapter and yes it is included - but it is considered to be supplied from outlet with the power of 120W(probably normal for US or Europe) - but I leave in country where output in outlet is 220W - that is why we used another adapter in order to avoid overpower which could burn the adapter or receiver ... Hope my answer would help you in your choice! :)
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You plug the transmitter into the TV. The receivers which are on your chair or sofa, are plugged into a regular wall outlet. Very easy to hook up and they really work !! You won't be disappointed
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Attach the two wires from the antenna to the two terminals on the back of the receiver. Slots usually involve a clip to fasten the wire. I hope this helps!
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We had to have a box/ plug-in to receive the signal. We had one for several years this way until a power surge took out the receiver and TV and had to recently replace them
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did you use the right rca spitter from reciever and also turn gain and power fully on and there is a swith in the back too
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This is the receiver only you need to purchase a wire harness separately They offer plug and go harness's that just t into your electrical system. Use your imagination as to where to put your plug or seek professional installer if you are not mechanically inclined