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Turning off the system

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Turning off the system To turn off the system: • Press on the sender/receiver to turn off the unit. • The power indicator turns off and the standby indicator lights red. • Remove the AC power adapter from the AC power outlet to power off the device completely. Notes: - If there are other transmitters and receivers in the network, you must keep your Hub powered on. The hub can be in standby, but it needs to be connected to the AC adapter. - The device has its own memory. After the sender/receiver and other Rocketboost devices are joined, they will remember each other and join automatically when they are powered on again. To turn off the transmitter: • Remove the 3.5 mm plug from the back of the device and the sender will automatically stop sending. The Tx (transmit) indicator will go out. 24

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Turning off the system
To turn off the system:
•
Press
on the sender/receiver to turn off the unit.
•
The power indicator turns off and the standby indicator lights
red.
•
Remove the AC power adapter from the AC power outlet to
power off the device completely.
Notes
:
- If there are other transmitters and receivers in the network, you must
keep your Hub powered on. The hub can be in standby, but it needs to
be connected to the AC adapter.
- The device has its own memory. After
the sender/receiver and other
Rocketboost devices are joined, they will remember each other and
join automatically when they are powered on again.
To turn off the transmitter:
•
Remove the 3.5 mm plug from the back of the device and the
sender will automatically stop sending. The Tx (transmit) indicator
will go out.