What is the max distance between the primary switch and the aux switch. I have one 45609 and three 45710 and only the 45609 works.
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I asked the same question while on the phone with ge/jasco tech support. I was told 25 feet. If the length of the traveler is more than 25', you're screwed.
1873049
it is always better to connect any AUX lighting to a relay. With that said if you use a HD switch able to work with 20+ amps that would work too. Remember to use fuses to protect against fire. Always fuse from the source of power (ie your battery)
1522122
I have not connected two of these exact cables. But I have connected it to a regular aux cord and it did not lower the sound quality at all!
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I do not know about that distance. When I tried to put mine in ANY two different rooms in my house they would not work. The ONLY way I could get them to work in any way was to put them in the same room so they were on the same circuit. They wouldn't even work if they were in 2 rooms that were on the same breaker, so my best bet is they will not work for you. I cannot seem to find any intercoms at all anymore that don't work this exact same way, making them useless. My advice, save your money and do not waste your time with these.
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They are all different lengths. But to short if you want them more than a foot or two away from the unit. But you could extend them by splicing in more wire.
131095
If you are using the 3.5mm AUX plug, I would check that it is secure. If you are using the radio modulator, then really likely a bad unit since it would not suffer a single channel issue like AUX. Check on another blue tooth stereo to test playback and eliminate your source as the problem.
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I don't have that problem, so I can't give you a definitive answer. I can say that mine has to be set on "CD" for it to play out the AUX cable. If you're doing that, perhaps a wiring issue is causing your problem.
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Test the speaker wired to a different source of music to see if its the speaker or the car having the issue. Also try wiring directly to speaker in case the crossover having the issue
1118869
As Mark already mentioned, it is a bit of creative counting. 1 - 6 are mono inputs. The next 4 inputs are 'double' and can take individual input signals but the pairs share a single level control. To individually control them, you'd need to use both hands and PAN while you slide the main level for the pair of channels. Then similarly, the two Aux 1 & 2 are stereo too and similarly do not have separate controls and are therefore only marginally useful as individual distinct inputs.
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I have a little adapter with a circle connector and two screw up and down nubs for attaching the two ends of the dipole to. That just pushes onto the back of my stereos coax connector. By the way, I got no improvement in my signal over the single little skinny line that came with my stereo! I live about 8 miles from the small city center. I doubt you can hurt by trying any connection. First turn way down your stereo, then turn the stereo off, try your connection and slowly turn up the volume. It either improves the sound or it doesn't. Good Luck.
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Based on the product description, the switch works up to 100 feet range so you may have interference. Another user suggested requesting different channel which sound fine if you can get that. On the other hand have you tried Home Depot or Lowe's so you may talk to a sales associate who can guide you & in case it doesn't work return would be easy.
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I've never used the Aux input, but I do get some slight alternator noise on radio or CD. This is usually due to ground loops existing within the system, and can be reduced by splicing in ground loop isolators. I've reduced it, but not eliminated it entirely. Still playing around with it... John
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You need to replace both switches as the z-wave switches do not work with regular switches. The main switch with, Jasco Z-Wave Wireless Lighting Control On/Off Switch, 45609 and the second switch with the 45610 to make it a 3 way. A second 45610 will make a 4 way for your info. You can either buy a kit which contains both or buy them separately. I would recommend that you stay away from GE Z-wave dimmers if that thought crossed your mind.
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There are only 3 channels, no 4th. It can be set up to do several things, but not tied to a 3 position switch. I would suggest you google and download the manual, as it will explain the limitations better.
237367
You shouldn't have a problem , unless it's a van or something like that. The cables have a disconnect about a foot from the radio and 2 fuses at the connect end. Hope this helps, good luck!
1045018
That would not work unless perhaps if you use a splitter with the AUX chord