Where do you hook up the two red wires. I hooked both to the same power source and the all the lights just stay on. The red light on the remote works.
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You should have a black and a red. That go's positive and negative. The other wire (yellow or red) should go to your switch.
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One red wire is for power. The other turns all the lights on. For ex. if you wanted all the lights to come on when you press the brake for some reason.
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I ran mine to a constant hot wire an I could turn them on or off when my truck wasn't on. It could be the remote or the power control box.
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The red thick wire should be hooked up to the power source the other one just leave it alone its the antena wire for the wireless remote
1371944
On mine, red wire to + and Black wire to - you can try yours either way until it lights up. They only light up when hooked up correctly.
778989
Remember to have the fan powered to high and the lights switched to on when installing a remote. Try pulling the pull string for the lights once in case it is currently in the off position. If that doesn't fix it, check the wiring between the receiver and fan, and the power wires and the receiver.
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Connect the red connectors together turn switch to on. The red light will flash then turn on the controller. Once the red light is steady you are connected. If you are still having issues change the channel.
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Do the fan and lights share the same wiring? Does the light need to be on in order for the fan's cord to work? Do you have room for the remote module to be wired in somewhere (typically above the fan)? If the answer to all of these are yes, then it should work.
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What if you have one more light, WHAT?How do you hook them up? I put all the red wires together and all the black wires together and hook them to power. Red to positive and black to ground. OR I hook up a positive thru the switch I'm using, and a ground from the battery then I "tap" into each with the LED strip wires. You HAVE TO WIRE THEM CORRECTLY RED TO POSITIVE, BLACK TO NEGATIVE OR THE LED WON'T WORK AT ALL. Its not like a regular light bulb that can be wired in reverse. Hope all this mess helps you.
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Well your kind of lucky because I just realized both of mine are wired like that. I followed the wiring instructions and I seem to have the same problem. Something is backwards and coincidentally I was going to look into it today. I really thought I had it right the first time around. Oh well. If you find the answer let me know , I'll do the same. Autophotag@yahoo.com.
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I may can help you with your issue, but need more details. Using a voltmeter, start with making sure you have 12vdc power coming in and terminated to the correct input wires. If you have 12vdc there, then press the "on" button on the remote and check the voltage on the 12vdc output wires. You should get 12vdc. Then press the "off" button on the remote. You should lose the 12vdc on those same output wires. If this tests out ok, you should be good to go. If not, the control unit is unfortunately bad. Send back for an exchange.
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1) Make sure the unit is powered. Once you plug it in, it should light up. 2) Make sure your remote is being received. (i.e. when you hit a button, the led light should flash). 3) If the first two work, then be sure that the ir sender is placed directly over the ir receiver. Originally, I had mine in the wrong location (and it still worked). It wasn't until I connected a second device that it then began to work. 4) The unit can control two seperate devices. Does one device work and the other does not? If so, switch the IR sender to determine if the working device will still work. If so, then the extender is not the issue. Chances are that the location on the non-working device was incorrect. I realize these are probably obvious to most, but it's all I could think of for now. Rather simple device. I have heard that if you "kink" the cord, then it may not work properly as they can be delicate.
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I installed a master disconnect switch so I could shut down power to the switch panel. The red lights indicate that power is going to the switch so as long as power is supplied they will be on by design.
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I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the lights are turned off from the wall switch, the lights go back to the default, flash changing through all the colors. I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the... » Read More I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the lights are turned off from the wall switch, the lights go back to the default, flash changing through all the colors. « Show Less
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That has GOT to be one of the most interesting ideas I have ever heard of! Try this Don, take the wires from one of those lights that have a remote switch, and place female ends where it connected to the light, and the switch. If you do this; I'll buy one, seeing as how it's such a unique and great idea! Thanks, Garrin! I wish I had thought of it!
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i just put them on a utv. becarefull with the my friend pulled the wires out of one. put a a relay in line. or check jc witney for controll
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I have not had this unit that long, but the first unit I had just stopped working. But the lights would not come on rather than staying on. The second one has been working fine. Sorry I cannot help any further.
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Hope you don't think I am being a wiseass, but are the blue lights on your soundbar on? Our first mistake was thinking that the green power light was "on". If the blue lights are not on, that is probably your problem. Next was the source. We use our bar on source 2, (there will be two blue lights on). The directions are poorly written, so we called the tech support number in the instructions. I recommend you do the same. The guy will walk you through syncing the remotes, and any other questions you may have. You will definitely want to sync this to your main remote. Hope this helps. Hope you don't think I am being a wiseass, but are the blue lights on your soundbar on? Our first mistake was thinking that the green power light was "on". If the blue lights are not on, that is probably your problem. Next was the source. We use our bar on source 2, (there will be two blue lights on). The directions are poorly written, so we called the tech support number in the instructions. I recommend you do the same. The guy will walk you through syncing the remotes, and any other questions you may have. You will definitely want to sync this to your main remote. Hope this helps.
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This unit has three wires, the black is the positive wire from power supply, red is positive to light, white is negative from supply to unit and to light by way of spliced wire to light from white wire. The light will still have only two wires to it. I hope this helps!
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There is a red and black wire to power the unit with...12v dc. There are four other wires for two outputs that are remote controlled. Connect the devices you wish to run remotely to those wires.