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TABLE OF CONTENTS
System Overview............................................................................................................................. 5
Unpacking your system ................................................................................................................... 5
Microboards Statement Regarding Improper Duplication ............................................................... 5
Installation Requirements................................................................................................................ 6
Installing the Input Rods ........................................................................................................ 6
Power supply ................................................................................................................................... 6
Orbit 3 Operation............................................................................................................................. 7
The Output Bin................................................................................................................................. 7
Loading Discs .................................................................................................................................. 7
Rejected Discs................................................................................................................................. 7
Main Menu....................................................................................................................................... 8
Copy ................................................................................................................................................ 8
Disc-to-Disc Copy .................................................................................................................. 8
Disc-to-HDD Copy ................................................................................................................. 9
HDD-to-Disc Copy ................................................................................................................. 9
Deleting Hard Drive (HDD) Partitions .................................................................................... 9
Copy & Compare........................................................................................................................... 10
Compare........................................................................................................................................ 10
Batch Mode.................................................................................................................................... 10
Batch Copy .......................................................................................................................... 10
Batch Copy & Compare....................................................................................................... 10
Track Extraction (for AUDIO CD ONLY) ....................................................................................... 10
Error status in Track Extraction: .......................................................................................... 11
Setup Menu ................................................................................................................................... 12
Accessing the Setup Menu............................................................................................................ 13
Master Source...................................................................................................................... 13
Burn Disc ............................................................................................................................. 13
Use Buzzer .......................................................................................................................... 13
CD Write .............................................................................................................................. 13
DVD Write............................................................................................................................ 13
Ask Quantity......................................................................................................................... 13
Drive Status ......................................................................................................................... 14
Drive Inquiry......................................................................................................................... 14
F/W Version ......................................................................................................................... 14
F/W Update.......................................................................................................................... 14
Log....................................................................................................................................... 14
Exit....................................................................................................................................... 14
Specifications................................................................................................................................. 14
Supported Formats........................................................................................................................ 14
Firmware Updates ......................................................................................................................... 14
Technical Support.......................................................................................................................... 15
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System Overview
The Orbit 3 employs 2 general purpose DVD-+R/DL recorders, along with a single DVD reader. A
hard drive also comes standard with the system, allowing for DVD/CD image archival and CD
track extraction for CD audio compilations.
An intuitive, menu driven
display and 5-button control
interface provide one-touch
operation for the novice user
COPY START
(DISC to DISC)
while providing advanced
features for the professional.
Advanced Features:
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Stand-Alone DVD-+R/RW/DL / CD-R duplicator
One Touch duplication
Speed selectable (1x to 16x for DVD-+R and 4x to 48x for CD-R)
Supports writing to DVD-+R/RW/DL, CD-R/RW
Copy and Compare
Batch mode duplication
Hard drive comes standard for standalone DVD/CD image archival and CD track
extraction for audio compilation CDs
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Store multiple hard drive images (number depends on hard drive installed)
Counter feature allows the user to input how many discs are needed to be
copied; the Orbit 3 keeps track of the total discs completed.
Automatically detects DVD or CD masters
Simulation mode to ensure recording stability
Easy-to-read, two-line display for status and error reporting
Updates easily installed through DVD/CD reader
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Unpacking your system
When unpacking your duplicator, confirm the following items are included:
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Orbit 3 duplicator
Power cable
User’s Manual
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Microboards Documentation CD
Input Rods
Output Bin and Spindle
If any of these items are missing, please contact Microboards Technology Technical Support.
IMPORTANT: Please keep all the packing for your Orbit 3 duplicator. If your unit ever needs to be sent in for
service, it must be returned in the original packing or the warranty may be voided.
Microboards Statement Regarding Improper Duplication
Microboards Technology fully supports the right of any business, organization, group, or individual to protect
their property from unlicensed, unauthorized, or illegal duplication.
As a user of our equipment, we expect you to support that right as well.
Microboards Technology is neither responsible nor liable for the infringement of any laws regarding the illegal
duplication of property. Microboards Technology products are in no way intended to encourage or condone
such duplication.
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Installation Requirements
System Setup
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Connect the power cable to the Orbit 3 duplicator and plug in to a protected power outlet strip or UPS
power supply.
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Turn on power to the duplicator.
Install the Input Rods and Output Bin. The system is now ready to use.
Install your Orbit 3 duplicator in the following environment:
9 On a level and stable surface
9 In a well ventilated location
9 Temperature: 40-100° F (5-40° C)
9 Humidity: 20-80%RH (no dew formation)
9 In an area with enough space to access the reject area behind the Orbit 3
9 In an area with enough vertical space for loading the Input bin
9 In an area with enough space for the Output Bin
Do not install your Orbit 3 duplicator in the following places:
8 Under direct sunlight (If the machine is exposed to sunlight, the light should be blocked by a curtain or
blind.)
8 A dusty location
8 A place where there is a lot of vibration
8 Near open flame
8 A place where the temperature and humidity change drastically
8 Near a heating device such as a heater or furnace
8 A location where air from an air conditioner blows directly onto the unit
8 Near a container filled with water
In winter during times of low humidity or in a location where static electricity is
generated, use an anti-static-electricity mat or humidifier to prevent static electricity.
Installing the Input Rods
The input rods should be installed onto the Orbit 3 before attempting to load the Input bin.
The short, wide rod is shipped in the correct location, in the far left Input rod position. The remaining 2 long
input rods should be installed on the right.
Power supply
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Use house current as the power source for the unit.
Do not use an outlet near a motor driven appliance (i.e. air conditioner, copying machine).
Use an outlet with stable power supply voltages.
Do not overload an outlet. Do not use a service outlet from a PCs or other office machine.
Do not touch the power cord with a wet hand.
Be careful not to damage the power cord.
Inspect the power cord periodically.
In the event that the power cord is damaged, replace the power cord.
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Orbit 3 Operation
The Output Bin
The Output bin should be installed prior to operating the Orbit 3.
1. Remove the 2 thumbscrews on the front of the Orbit 3.
2. Attach the Output Bin to the front of the Orbit 3 using the 2 thumbscrews.
3. Slide the Output Spindle into the Bin until the spindle locks against the vertical rods of the Output Bin.
The feet of the spindle must be installed in the correct position, or the burned media may not be
unloaded properly.
Correct
Incorrect
Please note that the Output Bin has a capacity of 100 discs. Exceeding the capacity of the Output Bin can
lead to media jamming in the Orbit 3 or damaged discs.
Loading Discs
The Orbit 3 will accept CD or DVD 120 mm (12 cm) discs only. Business card or 8 cm discs are not
supported by this system.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Load the first 5 or 6 discs flat, as seen in figure 1.
Load the rest of the discs at an angle, against the wide input rod, as seen in figure 2.
The Orbit 3 holds a maximum of 100 discs. DO NOT load more than 100 discs in the Orbit 3, as this may
cause the discs to feed or unload incorrectly.
Rejected Discs
Rejected discs will be unloaded out the back of the Orbit 3. There should be enough unobstructed space
behind the Orbit 3 to accommodate rejected discs.
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Main Menu
The Up and Down Arrow buttons (▲▼) allow you to navigate through the menu without selecting the current
menu item. The NO button will move you to the next menu item. YES will select the current menu item.
YES
Copy?
(DISC to DISC)
You will not be asked to load the master if
you have a Hard Drive Partition selected
as the master source
NO,▼
YES
YES
Quantity?
000
Put MASTER in drive
then press YES key
Analyzing Master
COPY
15:26
Copy & Compare?
(DISC to DISC)
CD-DA
20%
Quantity will only be asked if
you have enabled this option
in the System Setup menu
NO,▼
Compare?
(DISC to DISC)
NO,▼
Batch
Copy?
YES
YES
Batch Mode?
Insert Master
First Master and blank load from input hopper, then copy begins
NO,▼
Batch
Copy & Compare?
NO,▼
YES
NO,▼
YES
Trk Extraction?
(DISCtoHDD1)
HDD(01)?
FREE
INSERT
Analyzing Master
YES
MASTER DISC
NO,▼
NO,▼
YES
EXTRACT THE Trk?
TRK 01/12
Press NO or ▼ to move to the next HDD partition. Press
YES to save the extracted audio tracks to the displayed
partition. FREE indicates an empty partition.
YES = execute the selected track
YES,NO,▼,▲
NO,▼,▲ = skip track
EXTRACT THE Trk?
TRK 12/12
YES
System Setup?
SETUP MENU
(see pg 12)
YES,NO,▼,▲
End EXTRACTION?
NO,▼
NO, ▼
YES
YES
YES
REGIST 15:26
CD-DA
COPY TO HDD OK?
NEXT MASTER
NO
20%
NO
Copy?
COPY MENU
(HDD1toDISC)
Copy
The source of the master will depend on which mode you have chosen in the System Setup menu. Please
see page 12 for more information.
Disc-to-Disc Copy
1. Place the blank discs in the input hopper.
If you are not using a selected quantity, load the number of copies you want to make. If you are
selecting the quantity, please make sure you have at least as many discs as the quantity selected
(see Setup Menu: Ask Quantity, page 13).
2. The display will read COPY? (DISC to DISC).
3. Press YES.
4. The reader drive tray will open and the display will read “Put MASTER in drive then press YES”.
Load the master disc in the open reader drive tray and press the YES button. The reader drive will
close.
COPY
DVD
4.0GB
25%
5. The first blank discs will be loaded.
6. The display will now show the progress of the Copy Job.
7. The Recorder(s) will eject successfully recorded discs when the
job is complete and unload them onto the front output spindle. Rejected discs will be unloaded out
the back of the duplicator.
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Disc-to-HDD Copy
The number of partitions available will depend on the capacity of the hard drive installed in the Orbit 3.
If your master is not already on the hard drive, please follow these steps.
1. Press NO or the up or down arrows until the display reads SYSTEM SETUP. Press YES.
2. The display will read DISC TO DISC; press NO. The display will read DISC TO HDD.
3. Press YES, then use the up or down arrows to select the hard drive
HDD (02)?
FREE
partition to which you would like to register the master. In this
example, Hard Drive partition 02 is selected.
4. Use the down arrow until the display reads Exit and press YES.
Press NO or the down arrow and the display will read COPY? DISC to HDD (02).
5. Next, follow the directions as listed in Disc-to-Disc Copy. The display will show which hard drive
partition is the source of the master, as well as the type and size of the master on that partition. After
reading the master to the selected hard drive partition, duplication will begin automatically.
HDD-to-Disc Copy
If your master is already on the hard drive, please follow these steps. If you have no masters on the hard
drive, this option will not appear in the System Setup menu.
1. Press NO or the up or down arrows until the display reads SYSTEM SETUP. Press YES.
2. The display will read DISC TO DISC; press NO until the display reads HDD TO DISC.
3. Press YES, then use the up or down arrows to select the hard drive
HDD (02)?
DVD-VIDEO 4.0GB
partition from which you would like to burn. In this example, Hard
Drive partition 02 is selected.
4. Exit Use the down arrow until the display reads Exit and press YES.
Press NO or the down arrow and the display will read COPY? HDD (02) to DISC.
5. Next, follow the directions as listed in Disc-to-Disc Copy. The display will show which hard drive
partition is the source of the master, as well as the type and size of the master on that partition. The
reader drive does not need to be loaded when burning from an existing HDD partition.
Deleting Hard Drive (HDD) Partitions
The Delete option will not appear in the System Setup menu if there is no information stored on any of the
hard drive partitions.
1. Press NO or the up or down arrows until the display reads SYSTEM SETUP. Press YES.
2. Press NO or the up or down arrows until the display reads DELETE. Press the YES button.
3. The display will show the first partition containing an image:
HDD (02)?
DVD-VIDEO 4.0GB
4. You can now select which hard drive partition to erase. Pressing the NO or ▼ button will scroll you
though the partition selections that contain information.
5. Press the YES button if you are sure you want to clear the HDD. The partition selected will be
cleared.
6. Press ESC to exit this menu, or scroll through the filled partitions if you would like to delete another.
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Copy & Compare
Copy and Compare mode will run a comparison of the Master and the new copies prior to unloading the
recorder drives. Like Copy mode, the source of the master will depend on the System Setup selections. The
same steps are followed as with the standard Copy mode.
Copies that do not pass the comparison will be rejected.
Compare
This function will run a comparison between the selected master and the copies. Pre-burned copies are
loaded into the input hopper. The discs are not burned when running a Compare.
Discs that do not pass the comparison will be rejected.
Batch Mode
Batch mode can be used if you have more than one master that needs to be duplicated. Load the first master
into the input hopper, then the number of blank discs you require. Load the second master next, then place
as many blanks as is necessary on top of the second master, and so on.
In the example to the right, the gray discs are the
masters and the white discs are the blanks.
Master 1 will first duplicate onto the 2 blanks discs
loaded above it, and then Master 2 will be
duplicated onto the 3 blank discs loaded above it.
Master 2
Master 1
Blanks
Each loaded master must have at least one blank
disc to which it will be copied. Loading 2 masters in a row will stop the Batch duplication. Since the input
hopper and output spindle has a 100 disc capacity, you could make a single copy each of a maximum of 50
different masters in an unattended operation once the Batch duplication has begun.
After the Batch copy begins, the master will be read to the hard drive. Duplication of the master will come
from this hard drive image and not directly from the master disc. Please note that the Batch mode will save
the master to a hidden HDD partition and will not overwrite any partition to which you have already saved a
master.
Batch Copy
This mode will duplicate the masters onto the blanks, with both loaded into the input hopper as described
above.
Batch Copy & Compare
Batch Copy & Compare will function as a Disc-to-Disc Copy & Compare by running a comparison of each
burned disc to the master. Load the masters and blanks as described above.
Track Extraction (for AUDIO CD ONLY)
When extracting Audio, you can select the partition to which the extracted tracks will be saved. Any displayed
HDD partition that is not specified as FREE on the display already contains information that will be overwritten
if you select that partition.
1. At the COPY START? Menu, press the NO or ▼ button until the display reads:
Trk EXTRACTION?
(CDtoHDD)
Press the YES button.
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2. You will now select the hard drive partition to which you would like to save the extracted tracks. The
display will show each partition on the hard drive in turn and what is saved on that partition. If any master
data is already on the selected partition, it will be overwritten during the track extraction.
In the top example to the right, hard drive partition 01 already contains
data. Press the NO or ▼ button to move to the next partition.
HDD(01)?
CD-DA 79:28
Partition 02 is empty, indicated by the display reading FREE. Press
YES to select this partition, or the NO or ▼ button to move to the next
partition.
HDD(02)?
FREE
Press YES to overwrite, NO to move to the next partition.
3. Press YES when the correct hard drive partition has been selected.
4. Insert a master audio disc into the reader drive and press YES. The
Orbit 3 will analyze the master disc.
INSERT
MASTER DISC
5. After completing the master disc analysis, the Orbit 3 displays Selected Track Number / Total Track
Number.
This master data has a total of 12 tracks.
Press NO or ▼ to skip forward a track.
Press YES to select the track you want to extract.
EXTRACT THE Trk?
TRK 01/12
6. If you skip forward all tracks, it asks if you want to end extraction for the master data.
END EXTRACTION?
Press YES to finish extraction and register selected tracks in HDD.
Press NO or ▼ to add more tracks from this master data.
7. If you press YES in step 5, the Orbit 3 asks you to register the extracted tracks in HDD.
Press YES to start registration.
COPY TO HDD OK?
8. After registration completes, the Orbit 3 asks you if you want to extract more tracks from other master
audio discs.
NEXT MASTER
Press YES to extract more tracks from other master audio discs.
Press NO to complete extraction.
9. If you press NO, the Orbit 3 moves back to COPY menu so that you can
COPY START
copy the extracted tracks in HDD to blank CD-R media.
(HDD to DISC)
Error status in Track Extraction:
In the following situation in TRACK EXTRACTION, the Orbit 3 shows an error status on the LCD.
EXTRACT THE Trk?
--/12
1. If you try to extract a track which is not CD-DA, the track number
does not display properly, showing “—“. Pressing the YES button
will not add the track.
2. If the total time of extracted audio tracks is over 80 minutes or 99
tracks have already been selected, the Orbit 3 displays OVER.
Pressing the YES button will not add the track.
EXTRACT THE Trk?
06/12
OVER
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Setup Menu
Yes
SYSTEM
SETUP
MASTER
SELECT?
DISC TO HD?
HD to DISC?
DELETE?
HD 1?
DISC TO HD?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
HD 1?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
HD 2?
HD 2?
HD XX*?
HD XX*?
Yes
Yes
Both HD to DISC and DELETE
options will only show those Hard
Drive partitions that contain data.
* The number of hard drive
partitions available will
depend on the capacity of
the hard drive installed in
the Orbit 3.
BURN DISC?
USE BUZZER?
CD WRITE?
Answer YES to burn discs or NO to set in Test mode.
Pressing ▲or ▼will keep the current settings.
Answer YES or NO to use or silence the buzzer.
Pressing ▲or ▼will keep the current settings.
Yes
Yes
48X CD?
40X CD?
4X CD?
Yes
Yes
Yes
DVD WRITE?
16X DVD?
Yes
12X DVD?
Yes
1X DVD?
Yes
ASK QUANTITY?
Answer YES to require a quantity or NO to run without setting a quantity.
Pressing ▲or ▼will keep the current settings.
DRIVE STATUS?
DRIVE INQUIRY?
Yes
Writer 1: ON
Writer 2: ON?
Writer 1: ON
Writer 2: OFF?
Writer 1: OFF
Writer 2: ON?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
HDD
HDD
The display will cycle through the
MAKE, MODEL, and FIRMWARE
of the selected drive until you
press a button.
DRIVE01
READER
DRIVE03
RECORDER
EXIT?
HDD
HDD
F/W VERSION
F/W UPDATE
ORBIT 3
VER 1.00
Yes
Yes
Complete
INSERT
Checking
UPDATE?
Updating
PROGRAM DISC
VER a.bc -> b.cd
LOG?
EXIT?
Yes
OK
xxxxxxx
TOTAL xxxxxxx
KEY
Yes
Yes
Caption indicates button to press
Display sequence
No
DISC TO DISC?
▲ (Back), NO, or ▼ (Forward)
YES or ESC to return to Menu
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Accessing the Setup Menu
1. At the COPY START? (DISC to DISC) menu, press the NO, ▼, or ▲ buttons until the display shows
SYSTEM SETUP?
SYSTEM SETUP?
2. Press the YES button
3. Pressing the NO or ▼ button will allow you to navigate through the menu.
4. Pressing the YES button will allow you to view or change the configuration of the system.
5. Please follow the flow chart on page 12 to navigate through the different menus.
Here is a description of each System Setup menu item:
Master Source
The default is set to Disc-to-Disc. Press the YES button to change the source drive.
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Disc To Disc – This option will use the reader drive during every duplication cycle.
Disc To HDD – This option will register the master in the reader drive to the selected hard drive
partition from the Copy Start menu. After registering the master, the reader drive will eject and the
duplication process will begin automatically.
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HDD To Disc – This option will only be available after a master has been registered to the hard drive.
Answering YES to this option will allow you to select as the master any partition containing a master
image. Only those partitions containing a master image will be available for selection.
Delete – This option is used to delete the master images on the selected hard drive partitions. This
option will only be available after a master has been registered to the hard drive. Press the YES
button to delete the image on the displayed hard drive partition.
Burn Disc
Answering NO to this item will set the Orbit 3 in test mode. Duplication will be simulated, with the discs
remaining blank. DVD +R media is not compatible with simulation and will be burned during a
simulation attempt.
Use Buzzer
Allows you to turn the notification buzzer on or off.
CD Write
This menu item allows you to change the burn speed for CD media. Use the NO or ▼▲ buttons to move to
the speed you want. Press YES to select the speed.
DVD Write
This menu item allows you to change the burn speed for DVD media.
Ask Quantity
With this option turned on, you will be asked to specify the number of discs you want to burn, with a limit of
100 discs.
Use the ▼▲ buttons to change the number in the current column up or
down. YES will move you one column to the right, NO will move you 1
QUANTITY?
075
column to the left. Press YES when in the right column to save the number
of copies entered. The example to the right shows that 75 copies have
been entered with the cursor currently in the right column (underlined).
Leaving the value at 000 will allow for any number of discs to be burned as if the Ask Quantity option were not
turned on.
The Quantity option does not apply to Batch Mode duplication.
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Drive Status
This option allows you to disable a drive, if necessary. Any disabled drive will be bypassed during the
duplication process; no discs will be loaded to or burned in a disabled drive. The recorder drives are
numbered from the bottom up.
There are 3 options:
1. Writer 1 ON / Writer 2 ON – this is the default setting, with both recorder drives active.
2. Writer 1 ON / Writer 2 OFF – this will disable the top recorder drive.
3. Writer 1 OFF / Writer 2 ON – this will disable the bottom recorder drive.
Both recorder drives cannot be disabled at the same time.
Drive Inquiry
Displays an inquiry of each drive connected, showing drive model and firmware.
F/W Version
This selection shows the installed Orbit 3 firmware version and H/W information.
F/W Update
Used when updating the firmware of the Orbit 3 duplicator.
Log
This selection displays the number of successfully duplicated discs and the total number of duplicated discs
attempted over the entire life of the duplicator.
Exit
Press YES to exit out of the System Setup menu.
Specifications
DVD Recorder Drives: DVD-+R/RW/DL CD-R/RW Recorder
Power Source:
Weight:
115V/230V 50-60Hz auto-switching power supply
27.5 pounds
Dimensions:
Power supply:
Environment:
15.25” W x 10” D x 9.5” H (15.5” with Input Rods installed)
400W
Temperature: 40°F - 105°F (5°C - 40°C)
Humidity: 20% - 80%
Supported Formats
CD-ROM Mode 1, CD-ROM XA Mode 2 (form 1 & 2),
Photo CD, CD-DA (Audio CD), CD-Extra, CD-R, CD-RW
CD
Recording Format
DVD
CD
DVD-ROM, DVD-+R/RW/DL, DVD-VIDEO
700MB
Recording Capacity
(nominal)
4.7GB for General DVD
8.3GB for Dual Layer
CD-R, CD-RW
DVD
CD
DVD
Applicable Media
DVD-+R, DVD-+RW, DVD-+R DL
Firmware Updates
Occasionally it may be necessary to load updated firmware to the Orbit 3 duplicator. Only those firmware
versions recommended and provided by Microboards Technical Support for this specific product should be
installed. Installation of an incorrect firmware on any Microboards Technology product may result in any
remaining warranty being voided.
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Technical Support
For technical questions or support issues, contact Microboards Technology technical support:
United States
PH: 952-556-1639
FAX: 952-556-1628
Europe
PH: +44 (0) 845 230 7800
Japan
PH: 03-3561-2266
Please have the Model and Serial Number of your Microboards Product available when
contacting Technical Support.
Any unauthorized modification to this equipment may result in the revocation by the FCC of the user’s
authority to operate this equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
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Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
Increase the separation between the equipment and antenna
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different than that to which the receiver is connected
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
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