Do not remove any of the LEDs. You can, however, attach the unused LED to the bottom or back of the device.

Take the following instructions into account:

• The IR receiver has a receiving sensitivity of about 10 metres with an acceptance angle of 60 degrees. Range is also dependent on the remote control used.
• If the ‘IR data’ light on the IR Module is continuously illuminated, the IR receiver is probably being disrupted by another infrared signal. Try to locate the IR receiver so that it encounters as little disruption as possible from, for example, direct sunlight, Flat Screen TVs, (LCD, Plasma, LED), fluorescent lighting or energy-efficient light bulbs.
• The IR receiver does not work with some A/V devices and models that use higher IR frequencies such as Bang&Olufsen (B&O).
• Ensure that the IR receiver and the IR extender cable are correctly connected and that these are plugged in properly.
• Ensure that the IR extender cable’s LEDs are stuck precisely on the A/V device’s infrared sensor. The exact position can easily be located by shining a torch on them.
• Some IR windows from set-top and satellite boxes are very sensitive and are easily disrupted. These devices then receive too much infrared light and will either work badly or not work at all. Relocate the IR LED so that less infrared light is received via the IR window.