It never was right, but I opened the box.like I could find out it was not right.without doing so. Both point to each other accusingly, and have left me holding the bag. My problem lies, in that neither, will remotely stand behind the item, even though one made it.and the other sold it. It also appears to have been very professionally done, which leads me to believe, that it indeed was a factory error. Likewise, it did come in a sealed box, and still has an intact factory seal on it. I am sorry, but when you sell something, you truly are responsible, for that item not being correct.

At this time, neither I-Star nor /eramax, will stand behind the product I purchased. Then I got a phone call from Ken Wong at /eramax, and he told me to contact I-Star, that it was not their fault, and they were not going to deal with it. The first to answer was I-Star, and they insisted that they did not do it, it had to be done by. It was most definitely not standard wiring. I therefore took pictures of the wiring, and forwarded them, to each party, along with a very detailed description of the wiring, pin by pin comparison, to what it was supposed to be. First they told me that it was impossible. I immediately contacted both the manufacturer I-Star, and the dealer Circo Technologies Corporation. When the unit arrived, I noticed the unit was wired incorrectly. On february 16th of this year, I purchased an I-Star TC-1U40 power supply from (aka.

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