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1)
Choose Source, based on output type, from group 1 or 2.
2)
Choose receiver/amplifier output from 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, or 2c.
3)
Hook up receiver/amplifier output chosen in step 2 to the DWT4416 or DWT4824 input
indicated.
4)
Follow the steps in Wireless System Testing.
Wireless System Testing
Follow the instructions here prior to calibrating the system. This will allow you to confirm
proper wireless operation with the components in their intended locations. If problems are
found in this step, follow the Troubleshooting Guide to resolve the issues before continuing
with installation. Please follow these instructions prior to drilling any holes or permanently
mounting any components.
Transmitter
The DWT4416/DWT4824 transmitter can be placed anywhere convenient. However, do not
place it on top of other devices that generate large amounts of heat such as receivers,
amplifiers, DVRs, etc. Keyhole patterns on the bottom of the transmitter case allow the
DWT4416/DWT4824 to be mounted on a wall, or on the side or back of a home
entertainment system cabinet.
Rotate the DWT4416/DWT4824 transmitter volume knob to its centered position (straight
up). Connect the system components as determined with the System Setup Flow Chart and
connect the power supply first to the transmitter and then into the wall outlet. Place the
transmitter in, or near, the desired final location.
Wireless Speakers/Wireless Amplifier
Temporarily place the wireless speakers in or near the desired final positions. The locations
must be close to power outlets. Rotate the volume knobs to the centered position (straight
up).
Testing the System
After the components are set up as described above, play some audio material through the
system at a low to moderate system level.
DO NOT USE THE OCTET MATRIX AUDIO SETUP CD
FOR THIS STEP! YOU MAY DAMAGE EQUIPMENT, YOUR HEARING, OR BOTH.
The first time you operate the system, it may take a moment or two for the wireless link to
establish a solid connection, and may even produce some crackles and pops while connecting.
Once the speakers have locked onto the transmitter confirm that the system operates
