How does the receiver get power?
354117
The reciever can be hooked to an ACC power source of your choice so that it is only on when the vehical is running. Depending on the monitor you chose, you then wire the blue (typical color) wire to the BCM (Body Control Modual) under the dash to the reverse positive wire. you can find vehical specific diagrams through internet searches such as google.
354118
It needs to also be tapped into a 12v source. Mine is installed behind my stereo.
1434720
Thanks for the info. I was hoping the receiver would allow a pass-thru or something if the receiver was powered off. Hopefully, I can map the on/off on the receiver to my Tivo's on/off.
901468
If you want automatic switch power with receiver, you need a +5v dc command line from receiver. Or simply plug subwoofer to Infrared controlled outlet adapter. And learn it with receiver remote.
1082107
Sounds like the receiver is picking up some RF signal. But I have not had that problem.
857469
The receiver needs to be switched to the appropriate input source. The manual CD covers this in detail.
1923851
There is a power supply unit for boosting the incoming signals so the weaker signals will also got boost up and you can see more channels. This power supply does not charge anything but just provides ongoing power.
1749452
I am just a customer, like you, but the power indicator light on my receiver is not visible unless it is lit, then it appears right next to the charging port. Perhaps if you charge it you will see the red indicator light.
746625
are you getting power to the reciever or kk board? You need at least one bec (battery eliminator circut) to power the board which should in turn power your reciever.
131893
Dear Vin, Didn't know if you got my earlier response. You most certainly can power up the receiver by activating bluetooth on your portable device and making sure it is paired with the receiver. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
477339
This isn't really a receiver as understood as a component of a stereo system, it is a signal reciever for the wireless microphones which then uses a cable to send the mic signal to a real receiver. This provides enough power to provide a decent quality of signal, but to power speakers you need either powered speakers or a receiver/powered amp to provide power to your speakers.I hope this helps.
1989867
The two receivers merely turn on (and off) a 12 volt current that you connect to a load of some type (a 12 volt motor, lights or any other 12 volt, low amp device). So there is only 1 output per receiver.
477340
This isn't really a receiver as understood as a component of a stereo system, it is a signal reciever for the wireless microphones which then uses a cable to send the mic signal to a real receiver. This provides enough power to provide a decent quality of signal, but to power speakers you need either powered speakers or a receiver/powered amp to provide power to your speakers. I hope this helps.
135942
They power on/off together. There is a power connection from the AM21 to the receiver that I assume enables this.
2189936
It has its own power supply. It's an active sub (like most subwoofers). If you have to plug it into the wall, it's active. If it gets its power through the speaker wires, it's passive. Despite that, you can still run it from the speaker wires if you don't have a subwoofer output on your receiver.
1082861
Yes, ass a passive (as opposed to active) subwoofer, it receives its power from the receiver. The only connections to the subwoofer are for speakers IN and speakers OUT.
521854
The power is fed to the unit via the coax cable that comes with the unit. The power is fed to that portion of the coax through a T-connector I mounted in my attic and supplied power to a transformer plug there.
2200847
Yes it does. To transmit a signal to the receiver, the transmiter must have power. This is why both units have to be powered on. But, they take very little power. Just enough to have the red light glow on each!