At 10:22 AM 12/26/06, you wrote:
>On Tue, 26 Dec 2006, Jim B. wrote:
> > Actually, that sounds like standard 2-channel, 4-wire tone remote
> > operation to me, where it's required to listen to both channels all
> > the time. Is there 2 rx's in this box or just one? If just one, it
> > likely has so
Kris Kirby wrote:
> On Tue, 26 Dec 2006, Jim B. wrote:
>> Actually, that sounds like standard 2-channel, 4-wire tone remote
>> operation to me, where it's required to listen to both channels all
>> the time. Is there 2 rx's in this box or just one? If just one, it
>> likely has some sort of scan
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006, Jim B. wrote:
> Actually, that sounds like standard 2-channel, 4-wire tone remote
> operation to me, where it's required to listen to both channels all
> the time. Is there 2 rx's in this box or just one? If just one, it
> likely has some sort of scanner in it. An option on
Kris Kirby wrote:
> I recently acquired a GE Mastrr Controller, 64A30, which has apparently
> been modified in it's previous life. Does anyone have a resource where I
> can get a manual for this beast or find some information about where I
> can go to find out about the jumpers that are normally
I recently acquired a GE Mastrr Controller, 64A30, which has apparently
been modified in it's previous life. Does anyone have a resource where I
can get a manual for this beast or find some information about where I
can go to find out about the jumpers that are normally supposed to be
present
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