How do u set the outside wireless horn
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That is a good question that I and my brother would both like to know. Mine went out on the first power outage that we had. I too tried everything to reset it and had no luck. Sorry that I cannot help you. But if you do find out anything would you please pass it on. Thanks Wayne
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Directly I'm not sure I have a Polk wireless rear hooked up via wireless transmitter, this is hooked directly into the surround speaker outputs. Try adjusting the center speaker volume down on the receiver, hooking up the amplified center with a nominal volume level on the speaker and adjust the center volume on the receiver up until you get optimal sound, you may have to find your receivers center volume sweet spot for your centers optimal sound after that you can adjust from your speakers volume if so equipped.
2037516
Connect the radio blue/white to the antenna adapter's blue wire. That is all.
2119698
Set any station you want using the wheel on the right side of the unit,(screen and volume button facing you}. Then lock the selection as a preset by pressing one of the silver buttons 0n the top. 5 presets are possible. This is a great radio. Enjoy it. Warren Weiss
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First you need a SWR meter. The antenna tunes by the set screw and how far the whip is in the base. If you get a SWR meter it will have all the info on how to get the lowest setting possible. I bought the Workman but it dident come with the short antenna wire needed to set it. But once you have all the parts it's very simple. If you only have the one, it my be cost effective to find a CB shop. For a small price they will set it. Good luck hope I helped!
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The hardest part will be fknding the location of the stock horn. From there you will have tqo options depending on yoir setup. You might be able to just plug and play or you might have to splice two wires. Simple and straight forward.
1450227
To set radio stations, tune into the desired station and hold one of the numbers down for a few seconds until the alpine unit acknowledges that you've selected the number to be that radio station. As for the clock, this you will need to read the instruction manual. Every unit is different. Very simple. If you do not have the manual then Google the part number with "PDF" at the end of the key word search and this will give you the owners manual.
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Turn it off. Hold the MW600 very close to the phone. Press the power button on and keep holding it down till it starts the pairing process then let go. Then finish the pairing process on the phone. Press and hold the play button to reach the menu option, where you decide which mode you want: radio, cellphone, computer, and second other device (MW600 may or may not have one). Use the volume control to switch which device you want to use.
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It should come up on the deck when your radio is connected to your phone (when your blue tooth is turned on) hope is helps
1344743
You can set it to where you and your dog can hear the noise or just your dog. It stopped my dog from barking inside and outside. She barked all the time!!! Drove my family nuts, broke her in no time flat.
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I have a Midland 74-200 Weather radio. I plug it into the "external alert" jack.
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I have never mounted it out doors. I have always had it mounted by a window indoors. You will need a signal amplifier with this. I recommend the Alfa AWUS036NH 802.11n 2000mW WIRELESS-N USB adapter.
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I did not use it outside, but it set up in a flash with Windows 8 and worked perfectly after signing into the local wireless network. I would agree with the other answer about keeping the USB connection safe from water. You can by USB extender cables if you need to make a longer run to your outside location. The antenna itself seemed well insulated.
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KDS1989, when you use the Wolo horn button (not included with the horn FYI) you have to hold it until it finishes. If you continue to hold it, it will repeat the tune after a brief pause.
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You need to find the wire somewhere, usually one end is easiest. Hook the black wire from the transmitter to a large screwdriver or nail or some other metal spike, drive that into the ground, preferably wet ground. then strip a little insulation from the end of the wire you have located and connect the red lead to that bare wire. Make sure your invisible fence is turned off or both wires disconnected. Turn on your locator sending unit. Take the locator part, tape the sensor to something like a broomstick or plastic pipe, hook up headphones or use the speaker, the headphones work best. Wave the sensor back and forth, perpendicular to the wire, listening to the sound. The sound gets loudest away from the wire and quietest directly over the wire. Walk slowly along the path of the wire following the sounds. When you get over the break, you should notice the difference, you will lose the signal. Go back to where you had it last and work carefully forward until you find the break. If you have to, start over again on the other wire at the start and work your way along the wire. If you only have one break, you should end up at the same spot. If you have multiple breaks, dig each one up one at a time and splice the wires and continue. Mine had multiple breaks and I had them all located and spliced in a couple of hours. You don't need a continuous loop, the signal will go from the end of the wire you are connected to and will go until it reaches a break. Hope this helps. Neil
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The white and black wires connect to the wires tht R labelled as "horn" in the instruction manual like my siren has two green wires well Those two connect to the white black wire don't matter which u connect to which just connect them n connect positive n ground turn siren on n ur good to go
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connect antenna right side and radio left side ,to djst swr turn bottom switch to foward ,than press ptt adjst needle to set ,than move bottom switch to ref and read what is swr