4
PREPARATION
Before you can use your headphone
system, you must find a suitable loca-
tion for its transmitter, make the nec-
essary transmitter connections, then
install and charge the headphone bat-
teries.
PLACING THE
TRANSMITTER
The transmitter sends out an infrared
signal in a 30-degree, conical pattern.
Since infrared light rays travel in a
straight line, place the transmitter at
the same height or slightly higher than
the expected height of the headphone
receiver.
Notes:
• Since sunlight also contains infra-
red light, avoid placing the system
outdoors, near a window, or any
place where the light might pre-
vent optimum transmission.
• Do not point the transmitter
directly toward a window. The
infrared signals do not reflect well
and reception might be poor.
• Do not place any object between
the transmitter and the receiver
that might block the infrared trans-
mission.
CONNECTING THE
TRANSMITTER TO YOUR
AUDIO SOURCE
You can connect the transmitter to
your audio source’s stereo headphone
jack or to separate left and right audio
output jacks (if available). If you con-
nect to audio output jacks, you can
use the headphone system’s volume
control to adjust the volume without
turning up your audio source.
To connect the transmitter to your au-
dio source’s stereo headphone jack,
insert the transmitter’s built-in
1
/
8
-inch
plug into the audio source’s
1
/
8
-inch
stereo headphone jack.
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