Note:
You should now be able you move from room to room without interference. If interference should occur (the
signal cuts off or carries distortion), press the TUNE button on top of the speaker to maximize best reception.
The signal from the system will become weaker over longer distances and may break up. Remember, the
maximum range of 100 meters is in ideal conditions. Walls, furniture and any other obstruction between the
transmitter and speaker(s) will reduce the transmission range.
Troubleshooting
Please ensure you have set-up your system using the guidelines in this manual. To further help some common
problems are also listed below.
NO SOUND
Ensure the AC adapter is fully inserted into the mains plug and the power connection input is in place on
both the transmitter and the speakers.
Ensure the speakers are switched on and the blue LED lights illuminate.
If using batteries, the capacity may be too low – replace with new batteries or use the supplied AC
adapters.
Ensure that your connected audio/video equipment is switched on and is operational. Once the
transmitter detects the audio signal the SIGNAL LED will illuminate. If in doubt connect the transmitter to
an alternative audio source to verify normal operation of the wireless speaker system.
Ensure the volume of the wireless speakers is set to an appropriate level.
DISTORTED SOUND
Distorted Sound may be caused by one or more of the following:
Changing the frequency channel
– change the position of the channel selector switch on the rear of the
transmitter and then press the TUNE button on top of each speaker.
Low battery power
– if using batteries the capacity may be too low – replace the batteries or use the
supplied AC adapters.
Speaker volume is set too high
– ensure the volume level of the speakers is adjusted properly.
The input level of the audio signal is too high/too low
– adjust the volume of the audio source
equipment.
Speaker humming
– if you experience a noticeable hum from the speakers, particularly when the audio
source equipment is at low volume, reposition the transmitter and associated cables to ensure that these
are not in close proximity of mains power cables or mobile telephones. In some instances the audio
source equipment may be the source of this interference. If in doubt connect the transmitter to an
alternative audio source to verify normal operation of the wireless speaker system.
OTHER COMMON PROBLEMS
Sound cutting out and/or signal light on transmitter not illuminating
– the transmitter requires a
minimum signal level from the audio source equipment. Increase the volume of the audio source
equipment until the SIGNAL LED on the transmitter is constantly illuminated.
Interference or background hiss
– this is caused by amplification of a low signal level from the audio
source equipment. Increase the volume of the audio source equipment whilst reducing the volume setting
of both speakers using the speaker volume controls.
