1.
PROBLEM:
Transmitting audio volume is too low or no sound is being transmitted:
SOLUTION:
Allow unit to remain OFF for 10 minutes; power ON and unit should function normally.
When powering the transmitter unit OFF; allow transmitter unit to reset (discharge) the
AGC circuit controller (about 10 minutes) before powering ON again.
2.
PROBLEM:
Audio is distorted at times when loud sounds are transmitted and/or “SSS” sounds
are distorted.
SOLUTION:
In some versions of the Eclipse-4000 the Auto Gain Controller threshold is set higher.
You will need to decrease the volume level of the source audio.
3.
PROBLEM:
Transmit range is lower than the maximum range stated in the specifications:
SOLUTION:
The transmit range will vary as per your environment, antenna type, frequency setting,
FM receiver sensitivity, etc.
Placing the transmitter (or antenna) on the highest altitude inside or outside of a building
with the least amount of obstacles will give you the optimum range. The telescoping
antenna option will optimize the transmit range of your unit.
4.
PROBLEM:
Transmitted audio seems to have noticeable static noise.
SOLUTION:
This is most likely caused by the audio device connected to the Eclipse-4000 or a near-
by device.
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If you are using the optional RCA/3.5mm convertor cable try testing the Eclipse-4000
without the cable and with a different audio source device.
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If you are using the Eclipse-4000 with a notebook computer consider using an
external USB sound card.
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Test the Eclipse-4000 with a different audio source device and/or within another
building/home to help isolate the problem device.
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Make sure the audio level of the source device is set to at least 50%; the Eclipse-
4000 can automatically adjust the volume level down to the appropriate level; but it
cannot adjust upwards.
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