Remote Control 54.0

Remote Control 54.0

Turn On Your Remote

1. Remove the back cover by pushing the latch upward, and remove the PULL tab.

1. Replace the back cover.
2. Open the front panel of your DISH receiver, and press the SYS INFO button.

1. Press the SAT button on the side of the remote control.

1. You will hear three beeps from the remote control, indicating it has paired with your DISH receiver.

Pair Your Remote

1. Press the home button twice.

1. Select Settings, then Remote Control.

1.  Select TV, and then TV Pairing Wizard.

1. Follow the prompts.
2. You can also pair your remote with an Auxiliary Device, such as a Blu-ray™ player or stereo.

Activate Backlighting

• To activate the backlighting on your remote control, simply pick it up, move it, or shake it gently in a dark room
• You asked. We listened.

• To conserve your remote control’s battery life, its light sensor detects the amount of light in the room.
• If the room is sufficiently dark when you move your remote, its buttons will light up automatically!

Explore Your Remote

See Personalize Your Remote in this guide.

Take Control With Your Voice

1. Press and hold the voice button.

1. Say the name of a movie, TV show, sport, sports team, actor, collection, or feature.

1. Release the voice button.
2. Try other examples, such as:

• “Watch ESPN”
• “Big Bang Theory”
• “Action movies with Matt Damon”
• “Launch Game Finder”
• “Denver Broncos”
• “Closed captioning on”

Note: Your receiver must be connected to the Internet to enjoy voice control. To make a wireless connection: Home button twice > Settings > Internet.

Personalize Your Remote

1. Press and hold the diamond or double-diamond button.

1. Select from the menu what you want the button to do.

1. You can turn closed captioning on and off, launch Netflix®, turn on picture in picture (PiP), record a program with one click, and more.

• Select OK.
• That’s it!

Locate Your Remote Anytime

1. Open the front panel of your DISH receiver.

1. Press the LOCATE REMOTE button.

1. You will hear a series of beeps from your remote, allowing you to find it. It’s that simple!

Regulatory Information

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by following one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Changes or modifications to this device may void your authority to operate this equipment.

Safety Instructions

You must keep safety in mind while using this device. Keep these and any other instructions for future reference.
Observe Warnings: Carefully follow all warnings on the device and in the operating instructions.
Heat: Do NOT place the device near heat sources such as radiators, stoves, heat registers, or other appliances that produce heat.

Case and Use

Cleaning: Do NOT use liquid, abrasive, solvent, or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
When Not in Use: Remove the batteries if this device is to be left unattended or unused for a long period of time.

Codes List

Use the following codes to program your Dish Remote Control 54.0 into your TV – separated by brand.

3M 0724

Accurian 1803

Action 0873

Admiral 0093 0463

Advent 1570 0842 0761 0783 0815 0817 1933

Affinity 3870 3717

Aiko 0092

Akai 0702 0812 1675 1207 2232 2078 0030 1385 0672 1688 1676 1903 1935

Albatron 0843 0700

America Action 0180

Ampro 0751

Anam 0180

AOC 2014 1590 0030 1365 1589 2087 2479

Aomni 1623

Apex Digital 2397 0748 4350 0879 0765 0767 0890 1217 1943 1991

Astar 1548

Audiovox 1865 0451 2413 0180 1766 0092 1769 0623 1868 0710 3410 0802 0846 0875 1284 1937 1951 1952 2121

Aumark 0060

Aventura 0171

Axess 3593

Axion 1937

Bell&Howell 0154

BenQ 1032 1315

Blu:sens 2735

Bradford 0180

Broksonic 1892 0236 0463 1935 1938

Byd:sign 1311 1309

Cadia 1283

Candle 0030

Carnivale 0030

Carver 0054

Casio 1205

Celebrity 0000 0001

Celera 0765

Champion 1362

Changhong 0765

Cinego 1986

Citizen 0060 0030 0092 1935

Clarion 0180

Coby 3627 2017 1634 2344 2306 2315 3478 3629 2345 1538 2348 2314

Commercial Solutions 1447 0047 0000

Contec 0180

Craig 0180

Crosley 0054 0001

Crown 0180

Curtis 2855 2352 3895 2466 4035 1326 2559 3595 3636

Curtis Mathes 0702 0047 0054 0154 0451 0093 0060 0030 0145 0166 0466 1147 1347 0000 1661

CXC 0180

CyberHome 0794

Cytron 1326

Daewoo 3115 0661 0451 3183 0092 1661 0623 0672

Daytek 3651

Dell 1264 1863 1080 1178 1403

Denon 0145

Diamond Vision 1996 1997

Digital Lifestyles 1765

Dukane 0724 1430

Dumont 0017

Durabrand 0171 0463 1665 0180 0178 1034

Dwin 0720

Dynex 2049 1463 2184

Eiki 1649 1647 4649

Electroband 0000 0001

Electrograph 1755 1623

Electrohome 1670 0463 1570

Elektra 0017

Element 4635 1756 0178 3183 1687 0885 2434 4910 0706 2049 1886 2964 2183

Elite 1457

Emerson 1963 1864 0154 1886 0236 1944 0463 1394 0180 0171 0178 1665 0623 0451 1661

Emprex 1422 1822 1546 1765

Envision 0030 0813 1365 2014 1589 2087

Epson 4250 0833 1122 0840 1290

ESA 1944 0812 1963 0171

Faroudja 1297

Favi 3382

Fisher 0154

FlexVision 0710

Fujitsu 0683 0809 0853 2008

Funai 0171 1271 0180 2861 1394 1963 0001

Futuretech 0180

Gateway 1755 1001 1002 1003 1756

GE 1447 1547 0047 0051 0000 0451 0178 1347

General Electric 1447

GFM 1963 0171 1665 2167

Gibralter 0017 0030

Go Video 0060 0886

GoldStar 0178 0030

GPX 3980 3977 4586

Grunpy 0180

Haier 2309 1756 0178 1748 0885 2434 2049 1034 0706 3183 1753 3429 1749 4398 4120

Hallmark 0178

Hannspree 2786 1348 1351 1352

Harman/Kardon 0054

Harsper 1206

Harvard 0180

Havermy 0093

Helios 0865

Hello Kitty 0451

Hewlett Packard 1642 1089 1494 1502 1088 1101

Hidear 3817

Hightong 3253

Hisense 3519 4398 1756 0748 0818 2360 0178 2183 4618 2434 0885 1660 0706 3183 2049 4740 2098 2355 4054 4621 4149

Hitachi 1145 1756 0178 1960 0885 1643 0706 2434 0724 2049 0797 3183 0145 4398 1345 3644 4455 2756 2207

HP 1642

Hyundai 0849 1219 1294

iLo 1990 1684 1286 1463 1603 1665 1394

Infinity 0054

InFocus 4609 1430 0736 0775 3524

Initial 1990 1603

Insignia 2049 1756 0178 3183 1564 0885 2434 1423 4487 1780 0706 0171 0463 1641 1204 1963 1326 1660 2002 1517 1710 3227 1892 2416 2088 2751

Inteq 0017

iRIS 2189

iSymphony 3429 3382 3094

JBL 0054

JC Penney 0060 0178

JCB 0000 0001

Jensen 3204 0761 0815 0817 1299 1933

JVC 1774 1756 0178 0731 0885 0463 2434 1601 0706 2049 0053 3183 4107 1253 3393 3854 2321 2264 2271 3650 1670 3841

KDS 1687 1498

KEC 0180

Kenwood 0030

KLH 0765 0767 1962

Konka 1385

Kost 1262 1483

KTV 0180 0030

LeEco 4007 4137

LG 2731 1756 1423 1840 0178 3571 0885 0856 2049 0706 2434 0700 3183 1860 1178 3398 1325 4397 1768 3397 1993 1265 1447 4398 0017 2424 2358

Lloyd’s 3382

LXI 0047 0000 0054 0154 0156 0178

MAG 1687 1498

Magnavox 3623 1756 1866 0178 1454 0885 2434 1963 2049 3183 1944 0054 0030 2372 0706 0802 4395 1198 3708 1254 1990 1365 1525 1755 0051 0171 1856

Marantz 0854 0054 0704 0030 1398 0855 1154 1454

Matsushita 0250 0650

Maxent 1755 1757 0762 1211

MB Quart 1868

Megapower 0700

Megatron 0178 0145

Memorex 1670 0154 0463 0060 0150 0877 0178 1570 1665 1892

MGA 0150 0178 0030

Midland 0017 0047 0051 0000

Mintek 1990 1603

Mitsubishi 0150 1250 0836 0093 0178 1797 0868 1550

Mitsubishi Electric 0150 1250 0178 1797

Monivision 0843 0700

Motorola 0835 0093

Moxell 0835

MTC 0060 0030

Multitech 0180

NAD 0156 0178 0866 1156

Naxa 2104 2735 3382

NEC 3257 1398 0030 3000 1704 0497 1797 0882 4693 4380

NetTV 1755 0762

Nexus Electronics 2183

Nikko 0178 0017 0030 0092

Nimbro 2104

Norcent 0824 0748 1089 1590 1365 1589 1591

Norwood Micro 1303 1286 1296

NTC 0092

NuVision 2158 1657

oCOSMO 4139

Ölevia 1610 1144 1240 1331

Olympus 1342

Onn 1756 0178 2434 0885 3183 0706 2049 1447 1781 2247

Onwa 0180

Optimus 0250 0650 0154 0166

Optoma 4609 0887 4658 1348

Optonica 0093

Orion 1463 0236 0463

Panasonic 1480 0250 1291 0650 0051 1271 4743 1941 0178 1946 1947 1457 2264

PARK 2194 2104 2202

Peerless 4254

Penney 0060 0047 0178 0156 0051 0030 1347 0000

Petters 1523

Philco 1963 0054 0030 0171 1394 1665

Philips 3069 1756 0690 0178 1454 3183 2434 0885 1867 0706 2049 1744 0054 2800 3396 1154 1483 3623 3678 1455 1866 2372 1856 1394 2374 0017

Pilot 0030

Pioneer 0679 1457 1260 0166 0866 1398

Planar 1496

Polaroid 1769 0865 1523 1276 0765 1538 1327 2121 3942 1328 2120 1766 2119 2002 3382 1992 1286 1991 1326 1962 1385 1687 1767 4035 1498 1341 1316 1314 1262

Portland 0092 0451 1661

Power Acoustik 1865

Prima 1753 0761 0783 0815 0817 1933

Princeton 0700

Prism 0051

Proscan 1447 2256 0047 3895 1347 4035 2147 3636 4490 0000 4491 4483 4492 4495 2634 3382 3717 4375 4493 3429 4494

Proton 0178 0466

Protron 1320 1323

Proview 1687 0835 1498

Pulsar 0017

Puneet 1546

Pyle 2196

QuantumFX 2337 3593

Quasar 0250 0650 0051 3382

Qumi 0775 4649 1369

RadioShack 0047 0154 0180 0178 0030 0000

RCA 1447 1756 1547 0178 2634 3183 0885 4214 2049 0047 0706 2746 0090 3895 0679 2187 1047 2932 1147 4079 1247 2434 1347 4394 1781 4623 1948 4625 1953 2247 1958 3382 2002 4035 1868 0000 3717 0051 4488 0093 1670 1661 3894 4490 4492

Realistic 0154 0180 0178 0030

RevolutionHD 1623

Roku 1756 2434 0178 3183 0885 2049 0706 0178 2183 4398 0818 2360 2183 3061 2371 1486

Runco 0017 1398 0030 0497 0603 1629

Sampo 1597 1755 0030 0762

Samsung 2051 0812 3382 3993 0702 0060 3970 0178 0030 1632 0766 0814 1060 1575 1903

Sansui 1670 0463 3564 1409 0171 1463 1935 1892 3377

Sanyo 1142 1756 0154 3183 0178 1649 0885 0088 2049 2434 3488 0706 0799 4168 0893 1647 4740 0054

Sceptre 2337 0878 3899 1217 4886 1360 2528 1599 4139 2506

Scotch 0178

Scott 0236 0180 0178 1711

Sears 0178 0047 0171 0054 0154 0156 0000

Seiki 4635 3953 4794

Seiko Epson 4250 1122

Sens 1865

Sharp 2360 1756 4398 0818 0688 3183 0178 0885 2183 4618 2049 2434 0689 0706 0093 4740 0491 4507 3394 4892 0851 3519 1602 4121

Sheng Chia 0093

Sherwood 1399

Signature 0054

Signet 1262

SIM2 Multimedia 1297

SkyVue 4135 2360

Skyworth 3253

Solé 1623 1483

Sony 0810 0000 4448 0001 4189 1317 4151 0834 1685

Soundesign 0180 0178

Sova 1320 1952

Soyo 1546 1826

Spectroniq 1687 1498

Squareview 0171

SSS 0180

Starlite 0180

Studio Experience 0843

Superscan 1944 0093 0864

Supersonic 3593 2104 1753 3595 3894

Supreme 0000 0001

SVA 0865 0748 0870 0872 1963

Sylvania 1963 1271 1864 1944 1394 0054 1886 0030 0171 2861 1314 1665

Symphonic 1944 0180 1963 0171

Syntax 1144 1610 1240 1331

Tandy 0093

Tatung 1286 1101 1285 1287 1288 1756 1361

TCL 1756 4398 0178 3183 3183 2434 0885 0706 2049

Technics 0250 0017 0051 0650

Techview 0847

Techwood 0051

Teknika 0060 0054 0180 0150 0092

Telefunken 0702

TMK 0178

TNCi 0017

Toshiba 2006 1256 1524 2724 0650 0154 1704 0156 1656 3945 0060 4885 1945 1265 1935 1369 0736 1635 1356 1343 1325 1306 1156 0845 0832 1291

TruTech 3410 1723 2066

TVS 0463

Ultra 1323

US Logic 1303 1286

Vector Research 0030

Venturer 1868 1865

Victor 0150 0053 0250

Vidikron 0054 1398 1629

Vidtech 0178

Viewsonic 3791 1755 4938 0797 4319 0857 2014 0864 2049 0885 0724 1330 1342 1578 1627 1742 2087 1365 1640 2277

Viore 2352 1207 1684 3429 2104 3382 3094 3118 4829

Visart 1336

VisionQuest 3380

Vivitek 0775 4649 1369

VIZIO 3758 1758 4723 1756 0864 0885 4905 1499 3358

Wards 0017 0054 0001 0178 0000 0030 0866 1156 0156 0051 0060

Waycon 0156

Westinghouse 4797 1712 1756 3411 0178 0885 1300 2434 0889 3183 0890 1282 2049 1577 0451 1217

White Westinghouse 0463 0623 1661

Wyse 1365

Xiahua 1753

Xoceco 1753

Yamaha 0797 0030 0769 0833 0839

Zenith 0017 0178 0001 1145 1423 0463 0000 1265 1463 0092 0145 1661 1365

FAQ’S

How do I turn on closed captioning?

Press the CC button on your remote.

How do I turn off closed captioning?

Press the CC button again.

How do I adjust the volume?

Press the VOL+ or VOL- buttons.

How do I mute the sound?

Press the MUTE button.

How do I change channels?

Press the CH+ or CH- buttons.

How do I change inputs?

Press the INPUT button.

How do I change picture modes?

Press the PIC MODE button.

How do I change audio modes?

Press the AUDIO button.

How do I open a disc tray?

Press the OPEN/CLOSE button.

How do I program my 54.0 remote?

Press the home button twice.
Select Settings, then Remote Control.
Select TV, and then TV Pairing Wizard.
Follow the prompts.
You can also pair your remote with an Auxiliary Device, such as a Blu-ray™ player or stereo.

How do I work my Dish remote?

Point your DISH remote at the device you want to pair. Press and hold the button on the DISH remote that corresponds to the device you want to program (TV, DVD, or AUX). After about 10 seconds, you should see all four Mode buttons light up. When they do, release the button and it will start blinking.

Is a DISH remote Universal?

No matter which DISH remote control you have, you can easily turn your TV on and off, control the volume, access the guide, record programs, and tune to a specific channel. Find manuals and feature help for your specific remote control.

Why is my DISH remote not working?

Take the battery cover of the remote off, and check if the batteries are inserted in perfect alignment. If they are, replace them with new batteries. I recommend not getting rechargeable batteries since they can wear out and lose capacity after a few charge cycles.

How do I reset my DISH remote after changing the battery?

Press the function mode button at the top of the remote that corresponds to the device you are trying to control. For instance, if you are no longer able to control your TV after installing the new batteries, press the “TV” button at the top of the remote to set it into TV-control mode.

Program Remote to TV

This article will help you program your DISH remote to your TV or another device like a DVD player. The article is most helpful if you just got a new TV/device or if the volume button on your remote is not working. Go to instructions for Hopper- family receivers or VIP-model receivers.

Hopper, Joey, Wally

1. Press the Home button twice If you have a 40.0 remote, press the Menu button
2. Select Settings
3. Select Remote Control
4. Choose your device
5. Select the Pairing Wizard
6. Follow the onscreen prompts

VIP Receiver (20.0, 20.1, 21.0, 21.1 series remotes)

1. With the remote pointing at the desired device, press and hold the mode button that you want to program  you’re remote to until all of the mode buttons light up
2. Enter the remote code If programming in AUX mode, you must press the following number before entering the remote code:0 for a TV (if the TV code is 500, enter 0500) 1 for a VCR/DVD (if the DVD code is 617, enter 1617)2 for any other device (if the device code is 2639, enter 2639)
3. Press the # button The mode button you are programming will flash three times
4. Press the Power button The device will turn off.

WIRELESS JOEY ACCESS POINT™
INSTALLATION GUIDE

REGULATORY INFORMATION

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION NOTIFICATION

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 has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Do not make changes or modifications to this equipment. This could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Product must be installed at least 20 cm (-8 inches) from typical person locations per FCC RF exposure regulations.

Operation of Wi-Fi on channels 5150-5250 MHz is restricted to indoor use only.

If none of the remedies stops the radio interference, you should contact a licensed radio/ television technician, your satellite dealer, or call the Customer Service Center at 1-800333-DISH (3474), for assistance.

FCC Caution: My changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
For products available in the USA/Canada market. only channel 1-11 can be operated. Selection of other channels is not possible.
This device and it’s antenna s(s) must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter except in accordance with FCC multi-transmitter product procedures.
Devices will not permit operations on channels 120-132 for 11a and Ilnia which overlap the 5600 -5650 MHz band.

WELCOME
Thank you for buying the Wireless Joey Access Pointm. The Wireless Joey Access Point transmits the WiFi video signals from the Hopper to the Wireless (WiFi) Joey. Please follow these instructions to connect your new Wireless Joey Access Point. You can also visit http://mydish.com for additional information on home networking.

PACKAGE CONTENTS:

SETUP AND INSTALLATION

USING YOUR WIRELESS JOEY ACCESS POINT WITH YOUR HOPPER® RECEIVER AND WIRELESS JOEYTM

Decide where to place your Wireless Joey Access Point in your house. See the Installation Configurations for possibilities and Considerations for additional information.

Ensure that your host receiver is completely set up first (receiving video, connecting to the home network).

From the back panel, select Access Point (or Client if doing the Client-side configuration).

Using the enclosed Ethernet cable, ensure that the Wireless Joey Access Point has Ethernet connection.

Power up the Wireless Joey Access Point.

Connect the Wireless Joey to a TV and power up the Wireless Joey.

Follow the on-screen prompts to put the Wireless Joey into WPS mode.

Press the WPS button on the Wireless Joey Access Point to put it into WPS mode. The WPS button on the front panel of the Wireless Joey blinks while the device is in WPS mode. The Wireless Joey Access Point and the Wireless Joey should connect. Note: WPS mode times out after two minutes.

A pop-up appears while the Wireless Joey Access Point and the Wireless Joey are connecting. Once a connection occurs, a connection signal is provided.

Server-Side Configuration #1

Server-Side Configuration #2

Client-Side Configuraion

QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

IF YOU’RE HAVING PROBLEMS CONNECTING W TO YOUR RECEIVER

• If the Wireless Joey Access Point doesn’t find the Wireless Joey while both are in WPS mode, put both devices into WPS mode and try again. If the two devices still do not connect to each other, they could be out of range. Reposition the devices and put both into WPS mode to see if they connect. Check for a stronger connection indication.
• If video is not streaming to the Wireless Joey, check the Wireless Joey’s connection to the Hopper. Check all the cable connections from the reflector to the Wireless Joey, ensuring they are secure and hand-tightened.
• If all the connections are good and the Connection Strength indicator is good and yet there are still streaming issues, it could be there is interference from other 5G devices, such as a microwave or a cell phone or even a neighbor’s wireless network. Try repositioning the Wireless Joey and/or the Wireless Joey Access Point (if possible) to avoid the interference.
• If the Connection Strength indicator is low, reposition the devices.
• If all the devices are working and they suddenly are not working, unplug all the devices and then power them back up to reestablish connections.

If these tips do not work, please look for technical information on our website at http://www.mydish.com.

• One Wireless Joey Access Point supports two Wireless Joeys.
• One Wireless Joey Access Point per Hopper, Joey®, Super Joeyn’, or Hopper Internet Connector.
• The maximum ethernet cable is 300 ft.
• The Wireless Joey Access Point and the Wireless Joey remain in WPS mode for two minutes before timing out.

For all your customer needs, go to mydish.com/chat or call the Customer Service Center at 1-800-333-DISH (3474)

Copyright 0 2014. EchoStar Technologies L.L.C., Englewood, Colorado 80112. All rights reserved. DISH is a registered trademark of DISH Network L.L.C. Other products, brands, and companies mentioned are the trademarks of their respective owners). This product is designed in the United States and manufactured in India.

Turn On Your Remote

1 Remove the back cover by pushing the tab upward, and remove the PULL tab

2 Replace the back cover
3 Open the front panel of your DISH receiver, and press the SYS INFO button
4 Press the SAT button on the side of the remote control
You will hear three beeps from the remcte control, indicating it has paired with your DISH receiver

Pair Your Remote

1 Press the home button twice
2 Select Settings and then Remote Control
3 Select TV and then TV Pairing Wizard
4 Follow the prompts
5 If desied, pair your remote with an auxiliary device such as a Blu-ray’” player or stereo

Explore Your Remote

Locate Your Remote Anytime

1 Open the front panel of your DISH receiver
2 Press the LOCATE REMOTE buttor

You will hear a series of beeps from your remote, allowing you to find it

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment. 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.
RF Exposure Information
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.