Plug 'N Power Mini Remote Control Center
(610-2677C)               Preparation                  Faxback Doc. # 16841

CAUTIONS:  Turning lights and appliances on and off by remote control is a
           great convenience, but there can be some unexpected
           consequences.  For example, you might unknowingly turn on an
           empty coffee pot in another room, and it could be damaged by
           overheating or could even start a fire.  You might also turn on
           an electric heater in another room when flammable materials are
           close to the heater. Again, damage or fire could result.

           To prevent such problems, carefully plan what you want to
           control (as described in this manual) and keep a system chart
           near your controller(s).  You must always be aware of what you
           are controlling. 

HOW PLUG 'N POWER WORKS

Plug'n power controllers, such as your mini remote control center sent out
high-frequency signals through household wiring system. The plug'n power
modules (not included) receive the controller's signals and turn the
connected lights or appliances on or off.

Two different types of codes- house codes and unit codes- allow you to
control many different modules or groups of modules within your home. It
is important that you understand how these codes are used before you set
up your system.

HOUSE CODES

The house code is the master code for a plug'n power system.  You must set
the controller and all the modules it controls to the same house code.
There are 16 codes to choose from (A through P). You can operate two or
more independent plug'n power systems in your home by using a different
house code for each system. Of course, each system must have its own
controller and modules.

You can control the same modules from two or more controllers by setting
all the modules and controllers to the same house code.

The different house codes also help you avoid interference between your
plug'n power system and other similar systems in your neighborhood.

UNIT CODES

In each plug'n power system you can operate up to 16 different modules or
groups of modules. Every module has a unit code dial with settings from 1
through 16 unit codes. You can use it to independently control only unit
codes 1 through 8. (The mini controller's ALL LIGHTS ON and AL UNITS OFF
commands affect modules with unit codes 1-16) If you need independent
control of more than eight groups of modules, we suggest our 16- button
controller (CMC 62-2672).


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