Ok maybe the worst question ever...but I can't figure out how to plug the transformer box into the couch? Any tutorials on this?
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I don't know of any tutorials on this. Look for a small power cord on the back of the couch at the bottom near the floor. It is between the left hand side recliner and center seat. The plug on it will only fit the transformer plug, so you can't mistake it.
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I also had this issue, until I tried different combinations of the "band" #'s on the grey box (A15) & the chair (A2). ********Also the audio input needs to NOT be plugged in to the gaming unit. (My son has the xbox 360) I use a multiunit thing that lets me put up to 4 things to it (X box & dvd player are hooked up to it) So the xbox is connected to that, the audio comes out of the chair for the xbox & dvd player. I hope this helps. (Did you plug in the chair to an outlet?) Let me know how you make out!! :)
1651097
Call the company. The technician will tell you how to do this. They helped me set up mine when I got a new TV set.
177674
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
1866095
When I hooked mine up, I simply plugged it in and started playing. It was very straight-forward. Sorry I can't be of any more help.
1228896
How do you power your TV? Mine is not powered from USB ports, neither is my Refrigerator or my Toaster.
162688
You can get a wireless dimmer (which also will let you choose light sequences, such as flashing) to plug in between the outlet of the transformer and the light strip. It's around $10. Some versions have a plug connection at the light strip end, some have bare wires. I got the former.
1543253
You should have got a wall plug (includes transformer) with a cord that plugs into the circular plug.
801606
It works great and No adapter needed! Plug in the fiber optic audio cable to the unit, turn on headset with power button, double click the power button on headset until you hear "X-Box Mode" (two modes: PS and Xbox), after that your connected. Enjoy!
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Hope I can help. Our son really enjoyed this toy when he was younger. He turns 11 tomorrow, and hasn't played with it in a while. His mom moved out almost three years ago, and his things get moved back and forth. I have the controller, but the console (pretty sure) is at his mom's who's out of town for the next couple of days. Going on memory, there were two outlets on the back of the console, one for the power cord, and one to attach to the television. Given the age of this toy, it very likely was a coax connection into the antenna slot on the TV. If that's the case, should be easy and cheap to buy a coax cable. If it's something different, you may want to contact VTech to see if you can get a replacement connection cable. The first controllers were actually wired into the front of the console. Newer controllers can run remotely - a nice feature, since you can get a little distance from the unit and TV. If there's anything else I can help you with, feel free to give me a call at 919/526-2271. Good luck. Malcolm
1268758
you have to buy the transformer that goes with it. It will not plug into any outlet anywhere in the world, the transformer has the plug for the wall.
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Most items sold on Amazon have a 30 day return policy. I am curious as to why you think the transformer might be blown as it is built into the unit. One of the units I got had a dead remote battery so it wouldn't turn on the light. I used a new battery and the light turned on. Maybe try that?
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Hello - so sorry, I actually bought the TV as a gift for my cousin - so no clue how to do anything on it.
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Throw the manual out. I had trouble too the first time I set it up. Really frustrated. All I can say is that its plug n play. Very simple to use. The transmitter can be off at all times and you don't need to turn it on, just make sure both ends are plugged into their subjective devices. Step 1: Plug everything inStep 2: Turn on your TVBy turning on your TV the receiver will start to blink blue and auto connect to the transmitter and turn that on from red to blue as well. If it doesn't turn on only hit the button on the receiver then wait. If it still doesn't work then try bringing the two units closer together. Throw the manual out. I had trouble too the first time I set it up. Really frustrated. All I can say is that its plug n play. Very simple to use. The transmitter can be off at all times and you don't need to turn it on, just make sure both ends are plugged into their subjective devices. Step 1: Plug everything inStep 2: Turn on your TVBy turning on your TV the receiver will start to blink blue and auto connect to the transmitter and turn that on from red to blue as well. If it doesn't turn on only hit the button on the receiver then wait. If it still doesn't... » Read More Throw the manual out. I had trouble too the first time I set it up. Really frustrated. All I can say is that its plug n play. Very simple to use. The transmitter can be off at all times and you don't need to turn it on, just make sure both ends are plugged into their subjective devices. Step 1: Plug everything inStep 2: Turn on your TVBy turning on your TV the receiver will start to blink blue and auto connect to the transmitter and turn that on from red to blue as well. If it doesn't turn on only hit the button on the receiver then wait. If it still doesn't work then try bringing the two units closer together. « Show Less
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I would like to just know how to hook it up!! I cannot figure out what goes where and there are no directions!! I know the outfit was cheap, but geez!!! If you like yours so much, then purchase one to go with it!! Could you help me get mine set up?? I just cannot figure out what wire goes where. and not all of them fit
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Yeah I had the same problem. I had to scoot the couch closer to the wall and you really have to lay with your feet toward the end of the couch closer to the wall with the outlet. I'm not sure how other blankets work to know if this is a good design or not. I just assumed that to be electric you had to plug it in so you were stuck with the wires. Works good for me though, but it might be that I just don't know any better :).
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We did, we installed outlet in adjoining closet and used extension cord. We used a GIF outlet. Good luck.