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where is the knocking noise coming from?

Looks like the speaker is blown , or the wiring inside the speaker is broken. To test if the speaker is working, simply hook up the terminals to the ends of a AA, AAA or C battery. Speaker should make a noise, and the cone should push outwards ( or pull inwards, if the polarity of the battery is reversed). Also test the wires that are hooked to the amplifier with a speaker that you know is good working order, just to make sure that there is nothing wrong on the wiring, on that particular channel in the amp.

...video output of pc may be faulty? Try to connect pc to other screen...

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the unit is probably transmitting but the receiver on the lights is not getting an acceptable signal.

try placing your controller on a line closer to your main electrical panel.

Unfortunately x-10 technology is very unreliable its convenient but its also a pain in the ****.

Do the basics make sure the controller is close to your panel, make sure its not plugged into the same circuit that your appliances, computer or electronics are plugged into as they generate RF interference.

Smarthome.com sells several X-10 boosters, if your home has a 2 phase power get one that plugs into a 220v outlet that will "bridge" THE TWO PHASES.

You can use the PHR03 wireless RF remote control or the PHR04 (key chain) both of which also _require_ the X10 pro transciever (PAT 01):
http://www.thehomeautomationstore.com/x10prowirelessremotes.html

You can also use the PMC01 Mini controller:
http://www.thehomeautomationstore.com/pmc01.html

You can also use the PHC02 Pro maxi controller:
http://www.thehomeautomationstore.com/phc02.html

Warning! This stuff is addicting :-)

What you are seeing is Dead pixels there is nothing you can do about this. I would suggest to try and take it back to where you purchased it or contact the manufacture for a replacment.

disconnected siren from main sorce, by unscrewing the correct wire from the box... then turned on breaker....

Loose connection. Check all If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/craig_3fa289bf857b1a3c

clean ur cpu fan, its ventilaion is not occouring properly

clean the lence or replace cr drive

Sorry, seems like the cctv hardware does not like the type of monitor your using. How you tried a different display and does that correct the problem?

Check your switchers resolution settings .....
You might have to change your resolution settings....

This solution is for AOC Monitors......

Setting the Optimal Resolution
The recommended resolution for this monitor is 1680 by 1050. To setup the monitor to this resolution, follow the steps below.

1. Click START.
2. Click SETTINGS.
3. Click CONTROL PANEL.
4. Double click DISPLAY.
5. Click SETTINGS.
6. Set the resolution SLIDE-BAR to 1680 by 1050.

External Controls
Press the power button to turn the monitor on or off. The other control knobs are located at front panel of the monitor (See Figure ). By changing these settings, the picture can be adjusted to your personal preferences.
* The power cord should be connected.
* Press the power button to turn on the monitor. The power indicator will light up.
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I would look up "series" and "parallel" wiring on the net. Parallel will lower your ohms, which is good- especially for you since your amp is 1ohm. use 1 channel of your amp (unbridged...bridging an amp could increase output, but will Raise the ohms) connect the positive terminal with a wire that goes to the positive on your first sub, and from there, connect a wire from that same positive terminal to the positive terminal on your second sub. do the same thing with the neg. wire. This is called parallel wiring.

Swap out the battery for a new one and reprogram it.

Hello lilzizia,

I'm not really sure what this has to do with the Memphis PRC41's, but just multiply .4X10X10X10X10 = 4,000.

Hope this helps.

you should clean the remote control. some dust may affect the function of your remote control.

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Most likely the pool motor or other devices are making the powerline noisy. I suggest either getting an x 10 tester or unpluggin hosehold devices until you find teh source of the noise.

Stephen Lerouge
Home Automation Inc,
Southwest territory Manager