Jupiter Kore - Server OWC - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Server / Storage Expansion
Model	OWC Jupiter Kore
Form Factor	8-bay (2U) or 16-bay (3U)
Drive Bays	8 or 16 (hot-swappable)
Supported Drive Types	3.5-inch SATA/SAS HDD, 2.5-inch SATA/SAS SSD (requires adapter)
Drives Included	Yes, pre-installed
Connectivity	2 x Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 ports
Power Supply (8-bay)	650W high-efficiency 1+1 redundant hot-swappable
Power Supply (16-bay)	875W 1+1 redundant hot-swappable with active PFC
Power Supply Features	Auto-switching, load-balancing
Operating Temperature	41°F to 95°F (5°C to 35°C)
Non-Operating Temperature	-4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Compatibility	macOS 10.15+, Windows 10+, Linux
Management Interface	TrueNAS SCALE Web UI (default credentials: admin / jupiter)
Rack Mount	Included slide rails, 4-post square-hole compatible
Package Contents (16-bay)	Unit, 16 drives, 2 power cables, slide rails, rail extensions, mounting hardware
Package Contents (8-bay)	Unit, 16 drives (note: likely copy error, actual drives match bay count), 2 power cables, slide rails, rail extensions, mounting hardware
Weight (8-bay)	Approximately 15 kg (33 lbs) without drives
Weight (16-bay)	Approximately 22 kg (48 lbs) without drives
Certifications	FCC Class B, CE
Warranty	3-Year Limited Warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - Jupiter Kore OWC

What drives are supported by the OWC Jupiter Kore?

The Jupiter Kore supports 3.5-inch SATA or SAS HDDs and 2.5-inch SATA or SAS SSDs. For SSDs, an adapter sold separately is required.

How do I install the OWC Jupiter Kore into a rack?

First, install the provided slide rails and rail extensions into your rack using the included M5 screws and cage nuts. Then, lift the Jupiter Kore (with drives removed for safety) and slide it onto the rails until it clicks into place. Secure the front rack ears with the four included securing screws.

How do I replace a failed power supply?

Identify the failed unit by its red LED. Press the lever, pull the power supply out, and insert a new one until it clicks. The power supplies are hot-swappable and redundant (1+1).

How do I access the management interface?

Open a web browser and enter the device's IP address (DHCP or static). Log in to TrueNAS SCALE with username admin and password jupiter.

Can I connect the Jupiter Kore to a Jupiter Callisto?

Yes, use a Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 cable to connect one of the Kore's ports to the Callisto. The additional storage will appear in the TrueNAS SCALE dashboard under Storage.

What should I do if a drive fails?

Physically replace the failed drive as described in the manual, then go to the TrueNAS SCALE interface, navigate to Storage > Manage Devices, locate the failed drive, and select Replace to initiate the rebuild.

What are the system requirements?

The Jupiter Kore works with any Mac or PC with an RJ-45 port (or network adapter). Supported operating systems: macOS 10.15 or later, Windows 10 or later, and Linux.

How do I ensure proper ventilation?

Do not block any ventilation openings on the device. Keep the ambient temperature between 5°C and 35°C (41°F to 95°F) during operation.

Can I use two power supplies at once?

Yes, the Jupiter Kore has redundant power supplies that balance load automatically. If one fails, the other continues to supply power, and an alarm sounds.

What is the warranty period?

The OWC Jupiter Kore comes with a 3-Year Limited Warranty. Additional warranty information can be found on OWC's hardware warranties page.

USER MANUAL Jupiter Kore OWC

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OWC Jupiter Kore 8-Bay (2U)

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Introduction

1.1 System Requirements

Operating System

• Mac : macOS 10.15 or later
• PC : Windows 10 or later
- Other : Linux

Hardware

- Works with any Mac or PC's RJ-45 port or through a network adapter

Supported Drives

• 3.5-inch SATA or SAS HDDs

• 2.5-inch SATA or SAS SSDs (requires an adaptersold separately)

1.2 Package Contents

OWC Jupiter Kore 16-Bay (3U)

• (1) OWC Jupiter Kore 16-bay (3U)
• (16) 3.5-inch/2.5-inch SATA HDDs/SSD
• (2) Power cable
• (2) Slide rails
• (2) Rail extensions
• (8) M5 pan head screws
• (12) M5 cage nuts
• (4) M5 enclosure securing screws

OWC Jupiter Kore 8-Bay (2U)

• (1) OWC Jupiter Kore 8-bay (2U)

• (16) 3.5-inch/2.5-inch SATA HDDs/SSD
• (2) Power cable
• (2) Slide rails
• (2) Rail extensions
• (8) M5 pan head screws
• (12) M5 cage nuts
• (4) M5 enclosure securing screws

1.3 About This Manual

The images and descriptions may vary slightly between this manual and the unit shipped. Functions and features may change depending on the firmware version or driver version, if applicable. Please visit the product web page for the most recent product requirements, specifications, and warranty information.

General Use Precautions

• Read this user guide carefully and follow all recommended usage steps and precautions.
• To avoid damage, do not expose the device to temperatures outside the following ranges:

• Environmental (Operating)

• Temperature (°F): 41° — 95°
• Temperature (°C): 5° — 35°

• Environmental (Non-Operating)

• Temperature (°F): -4° — 140°
• Temperature (°C): -20° — 60°

- Always unplug the device from the electrical outlet if there is a risk of lightning or if it will be unused for an extended period of time. Otherwise, there is an increased risk of electrical shock, short-circuiting or fire.

• Do not use the device near other electrical appliances such as televisions, radios or speakers. Doing so may cause interference which will adversely affect the operation of the other products.
• Protect your device from excessive exposure to dust during use or storage. Dust can build up inside the device, increasing the risk of damage or malfunction.
• Do not block any ventilation openings on the device. These help to keep the device cool during operation. Blocking the ventilation openings may cause damage to the device and cause an increased risk of short circuiting or fire.

Safety Precautions

• Read this user guide carefully and follow the recommended steps for assembly.
• Use proper anti-static precautions while installing drives into this enclosure. Failure to do so can cause damage to your drive mechanisms and/or the enclosure.
• Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the device. To avoid any risk of electrical shock, fire, short-circuiting or dangerous emissions, never insert any metallic object into the device. If it appears to be malfunctioning, please contact technical support.
• Never expose your device to rain, or use it near water or in damp or wet conditions. Never place objects containing liquids on the drive, as they may spill into its openings. Doing so increases the risk of electrical shock, short-circuiting, fire or personal injury.

1.4 Front View

OWC Jupiter Kore 16-Bay (3U)

A (2) Rack Handles - Use to pull and remove the Callisto from a rack server cabinet.

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OWC Jupiter Kore 8-Bay (2U)

A (2) Rack Handles - Use to pull and remove the Callisto from a rack server cabinet.

(8) Drive

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1.5 Rear View

OWC Jupiter Kore 16-Bay (3U)

A. (2) Boot Drive bays – Unused with the OWC Jupiter Kore.
B. (2) Power Supply ports – Connect the power cables to power the device. Status LED Functions?
C. (1) Power Switch

D. (2) Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 ports - Connect storage expansion with an OWC Jupiter Callisto system

Front view of a server rack unit with labeled ports (A, B, C, D) and external hardware components (no readable text or symbols beyond labels)

OWC Jupiter Kore 8-Bay (2U)

A. (2) Boot Drive bays – Unused with the OWC Jupiter Kore.
B. (2) Power Supply ports – Connect the power cables to power the device. Status LED Functions?
C. (1) Power Switch
D. (2) Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 ports - Connect storage expansion with an OWC Jupiter Callisto system

Front view of a server rack unit with labeled ports (A, B, C, D) and internal components including drive bays and heat sinks (no text or symbols beyond labels)

1.6 Side View

OWC Jupiter Kore 16-Bay (3U)

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OWC Jupiter Kore 8-Bay (2U)

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Installation & Replacement

2.1 Rail Installation

The OWC Jupiter Kore comes with rack mount slide rails attached to the sides of the unit and the necessary screws and cage nuts for installing into 4-post square-hole rack systems. To install the slide rail brackets into your rack, do the following:

1. The Jupiter Kore requires two (8-bay) or three (16-bay) rack units of space. Take note of which units in your rack that you will install your Jupiter Callisto into.
2. Install the included cage nuts into your rack. Use as a guide for cage nut placement for an 8-bay Jupiter Kore; use for a 16-bay Kore.

1. On the OWC Jupiter Kore, remove the securing screw from the rail on the left and right sides as seen in Figure 2.1c.

2. Once the securing screws have been removed, remove the rail arm by sliding it toward the rear of the unit as seen in When the rail arm stops, push the release tab while continuing to slide the rail arm off. After removing the rails, set them aside taking note of the side from which they were removed.

Figure 2.1c

Figure 2.1d

1. Remove the rail arm extensions from the accessories box and match them to the rails. Use as a guide for proper matching of rails and the extension pieces.

Figure 2.1e

1. Install the front rails, first making sure the bottom of the rail lines up with the bottom of the designated rack units. Using Figure 2.1f as a guide for an 8-bay and for a 16-bay unit, secure the rail using two of the included M5 pan head screws.

1. Before securing the rear rail extension to the back of your rack, make sure to slide the extension into the rail as seen in Figure 2.1h.

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1. Secure the rear rail extension to your rack use two of the included M5 pan head screws as seen in

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1. After securing the rear rail extension to your rack, secure the rail extension to the rail using two of the included M5 pan head screws as shown in Figure 2.1j.

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Figure 2.1j

1. After repeating the steps for the other side, you can now move on to installing the Jupiter storage system into the rack as found in Section 2.2, Unit Rack Installation and Removal below.

2.2 Rack Installation & Removal

After installing the rails, the Jupiter Kore can be installed into the rack. The Jupiter Kore is heavy even when no drives are installed. Never lift heavy equipment by yourself and always use proper lifting techniques. It is recommended that you remove all drives from the Jupiter Kore before installing into or removing from a rack in order to avoid personal injury or damage to equipment.

Rack Installation

1. Before lifting and installing the Jupiter Kore into the rack, make sure all people involved in lifting know where the unit rails are attached to the Jupiter Callisto and how they will slide into the rack rails.

2. Using proper lifting techniques and keeping the Jupiter Kore level, lift up to the rack rails where the unit will be installed into.

3. Visually align the unit rails with the rack rails.

4. Once aligned, evenly slide the unit rails into the rack rails. Do not release the unit until it has been inserted all the way or until an audible click is heard. The click indicates that the Jupiter Kore has been inserted past the security latches as illustrated in

Figure 2.2.1a

1. If not already done, insert the Jupiter Kore all the way into the rack until the rack ears touch the rack posts.
2. Install the four included rack securing screws to finish the unit installation into the rack as seen in The 16-bay version is shown, but the screw placement is similar on the 8-bay version.

Figure 2.2.1b

Rack Removal

1. Before removing the Jupiter Kore from your rack, it is recommended that you remove all drives to make it easier to remove the Jupiter Kore from the rack and to reduce the risk of personal injury and/or equipment damage.

2. Make sure all cables including data and power are disconnected from the Jupiter Kore.

3. Remove the four rack securing screws from the front of the Jupiter Kore as shown in

1. Using the handles, pull the rack toward you until it is stopped by the security latches.

2. It is recommended to have a second person assist the removal at this point. Press the security latches while simultaneously sliding the unit out just past the security latch as illustrated in

Figure 2.2.2b

1. Make sure both people removing the unit have a firm grip on the rack front and base and are prepared to support the full width of the unit. Continue slowly pulling the rack out until it is free from the rails.

2.3 Drive Installation & Removal

The OWC Jupiter Kore comes with drives already installed into the individual trays to provide quicker setup time. Use the following instructions to install and remove drives from the drive bays.

Drive Installation

1. Begin by placing the OWC Jupiter Kore on a static free work surface. Careful remove the drive trays from the packaging.
2. Each drive tray is labeled with a number. Additionally the drive trays have locking mechanisms. Press down on the locking mechanism to lock the drive tray. A small amount of red will show indicating the drive tray is locked. Press up to unlock the drive tray. The small amount of red will no longer appear indicating the drive tray is unlocked.

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Close-up of a black server rack with hexagonal ventilation slots and ventilation grilles (no text or symbols visible)

1. Insert the drives, with the drive label facing upwards, in sequential order beginning from the top-left corner. Carefully push the drive tray forward into the drive bay. Do not force the drive as a minimal amount is needed. The drive will rest slightly protruded outside the drive bay.

NOTE : The drive trays have locking mechanisms. Ensure the locks are not engaged before installing the drive trays. The lock is disengaged when the locking mechanism is in the up position.

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1. Press the drive tray door to finish pushing the drive into the drive bay and completing the connection.

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1. Move right within the same row until full. Move onto the next row beginning from the left and moving right. Repeat this process until all the drive trays are installed into the OWC Jupiter Callisto. Lock the drive trays if desired.

OWC Jupiter Kore 16-Bay (3U)

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OWC Jupiter Kore 8-Bay (2U)

Drive Removal & Replacement

1. Disengage the drive tray by pushing the tray tab to the right. The drive tray will protrude slightly from the chassis. Carefully remove the drive tray and place on a flat surface.

NOTE : The drive trays have locking mechanisms. Ensure the locks are not engaged before pushing the tray tabs to the right. The lock is disengaged when the tab is in the up position.

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1. Remove the screws securing the drive from the drive tray.

NOTE : 2.5-inch drives have screws installed on the bottom of the drive tray. They are also installed with a spacer. The spacer will need to be removed and secured to use with the new drive installation.

3.5-Inch Drive

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2.5-Inch Drive

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1. Remove the drive and place a new drive into the drive tray with the label facing upwards. Secure the drive to the drive tray.

NOTE : 2.5-inch drives will need to be installed with a spacer and secured on the bottom of the drive tray.

1. Insert the drives, with the drive label facing upwards. Carefully push the drive tray forward into the drive bay. Do not force the drive as a minimal amount is needed. The drive will rest slightly protruded outside the drive bay.

NOTE : The drive trays have locking mechanisms. Ensure the locks are not engaged before installing the drive trays. The lock is disengaged when the locking mechanism is in the up position.

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1. Press the drive tray door to finish pushing the drive into the drive bay and completing the connection.

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2.4 Power Supply Failure & Replacement

The OWC Jupiter Kore has redundant, hot-swappable power supplies which can withstand a failure of one power supply module.

OWC Jupiter Kore 16-Bay (3U) : 875W 1+1 redundant, hot-swappable, and load-balancing power supply with active PFC

OWC Jupiter Kore 8-Bay (2U) : 650W high-efficiency 1+1 redundant 90\~264 VAC full-range, auto-switching power supply

While all of the power supply modules are healthy, the power load is automatically balanced across them. In the event of a power supply failure, an alarm will sound and the 'Power' LED on the front of the unit will turn solid red. Please complete the following instructions to replace a failed power supply module.

OWC Jupiter Callisto 16-Bay (3U)

Removing Failed Power Supply

1. Identify the failed power supply. The LED on the failed power supply will be illuminated red.

2. Lift and brace a finger against the power supply handle and press the lever to the left.

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1. Disengage the failed power supply by pulling out while pressing the lever.

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1. Carefully remove the failed power supply. The lever no longer needs to be pressed once the power supply is slightly disengaged from the OWC Jupiter Kore.

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Installing New Power Supply

1. Insert the new power supply. Ensure the connections are located on the right, the release tab is on the right, and the power supply cable connection is on the right.

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1. Carefully slide the power supply into the OWC Jupiter Kore until fully seated. A click will be heard as the lever locks into position.

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OWC Jupiter Callisto 8-Bay (2U)

Removing Failed Power Supply

1. Identify the failed power supply. The LED on the failed power supply will be illuminated red.
2. Brace a finger against the power supply handle and press the lever to the right.

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1. Disengage the failed power supply by pulling out while pressing the lever.

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1. Carefully remove the failed power supply. The lever no longer needs to be pressed once the power supply is slightly disengaged from the OWC Jupiter Kore.

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Installing New Power Supply

1. Insert the new power supply. Ensure the connection is located in the top-right, the release tab is on the left, and the power supply cable connection is on the right.

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1. Carefully slide the power supply into the OWC Jupiter Kore until fully seated. A click will be heard as the lever locks into position.

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Device Setup

3.1 Connection

This section describes the process of connecting an OWC Jupiter Kore expansion to the OWC Jupiter Callisto.

NOTE : The OWC Jupiter Callisto is a separately sold and will require installation setup before being connected to an OWC Jupiter Kore. Please consult the OWC Jupiter Callisto Support Guide page for more information.

1. Plug the power cable into the OWC Jupiter Kore power port located on the back. Connect the other end into a power outlet. The Power LED will illuminate a solid green.
   NOTE : We recommend using a battery backup unit to help protect from data loss due to electrical anomalies.
   NOTE : The power supply is an autosensing unit and will automatically determine your AC source voltage level.

2. Connect a Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 cable into one of the Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 ports located on the back of the OWC Jupiter Callisto. Ensure the blue tab on the cable is positioned to the right.

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1. Connect a Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 cable into one of the Mini SAS HD SFF 8644 ports located on the back of the OWC Jupiter Kore. Ensure the blue tab on the cable is positioned to the right.

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1. The additional storage offered by the OWC Jupiter Kore can be accessed through the TrueNAS SCALE Dashboard under the Storage category.

3.2 TrueNAS SCALE Dashboard

This section describes the process of accessing the UI to manage the OWC Jupiter Callisto.

1. Open a web browser of your choice and type in the address bar the device's DHCP IP address (ex. 172.21.124.254) or the device's Static IP address (ex. 192.168.0.10) and press "Enter". A login screen for TrueNAS SCALE should appear. Enter the login credentials:

Username : admin

Password : jupiter

1. Once you log in this will be the dashboard view.

1. More information regarding the use of TrueNAS SCALE can be reviewed by visiting TrueNAS's online guide:https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/gettingstarted/

Device Management

4.1 Drive Failure

This section describes the process of replacing a failed drive.

1. Physically replace the failed drive as covered in section 2.3 "Drive Installation & Removal".
2. Access the TrueNAS SCALE web interface. Navigate to Storage and select Manage Devices.

1. Expand the list of "Data VDEVs" and locate the disk desired for replacement. Click on the drive and select "Replace".

1. A Replacing disk window will appear. Drop the Member disk list and select the new replacement drive. Click Replace Disk to finalize the rebuild with the new drive.

4.2 Usage Notes

• The USB ports of the OWC Jupiter Kore are not intended for data mounting purposes. Direct/local system updating and mouse/keyboard are the intended supports.
• While the OWC Jupiter Kore allows remote connectivity through open technologies such as OpenVPN and commercial offerings such as ZeroTier, the installation, configuration, and support are provided by the customer's local IT/Network team or the 3rd party developer.

Support Resources

5.1 Troubleshooting

• Networking Issues

- Make sure Drivers are installed if needed for Client machines. This would be apparent if an Adapter or NIC card didn't show on the Client machine for configuration.

• Check Patch Cables, swap out cable with known good one.
• Double check IP address on Server/Client. Make sure they are on the same IP range and Subnet. (Static IP: 192.168.0.010/ 255.255.255.0, DHCP IP: 172.27.x.x/ 255.255.255.0)
• Swap out Adapters on Client machine (MacBookPro / MacBookAir / Windows PC)
• Plug in monitor to check if the OS is reporting an issue via Shell.
  • Double check Jumbo Frames on Server/Client.
• Check Link speed of hardware on Client NIC. May need to Manually set 10G speeds or higher depending on the NIC in question.

• Share Issues

• Double check all IP addresses involved with testing the Share. Check Both the Server and Client.
• Check Permissions on the dataset.
• Check Share path to make sure it is set appropriately.
  • Double check Jumbo Frames on both Server and Client.
• Delete and recreate Share if necessary.
  • Refer to Configuration Guide for details on above Troubleshooting steps.

5.2 About Data Backup

- Any data loss or corruption while using the OWC Jupiter Kore is the sole responsibility of the user, and under no circumstances may OWC, its parents, partners, affiliates, officers, employees, or agents be held liable for loss of the use of data including compensation of any kind or recovery of the data.

5.3 Contacting Support

- Phone : M–F, 9am–6pm CT USA 1-866-692-7100 |INTL [phone]

- Chat : M–F, 8am–8pm, Sat 9am–5pm CT (www.owc.com/support)

- Email : Answered within 48 hours (www.owc.com/support) OWC Jupiter Kore Support Guide Page

Terms & Conditions of Sale

Warranty

OWC's products are subject to OWC's Terms & Conditions of Sale located at Terms of Sale or other applicable terms. The OWC Jupiter Kore comes with a 3-Year Limited Warranty Additional warranty information can be viewed by visiting Hardware Warranties

Changes

The material in this document is for information purposes only and subject to change without notice. While reasonable efforts have been made in the preparation of this document to assure its accuracy, OWC, its parent, partners, affiliates, officers, employees, and agents assume no liability resulting from errors or omissions in this document, or from the use of the information contained herein. OWC reserves the right to make changes or revisions to the product design or the product manual without reservation and without obligation to notify any person of such revisions and changes.

FCC Statement

Warning ! Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may avoid the user's authority to operate this device.

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 with 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:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

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