Pioneer SE-DRF41M, Operating Instructions Manual

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03 Operation
3-1 Using the system
1 Turn on audio source
component.
2 Press the POWER button on
the headphones.
To turn ON the headphones, press and hold
the
POWER button. The POWER indicator will
light green.
3 When power is turned ON,
communication begins between
the transmitter and
headphones.
When communication is established between
the transmitter and headphones, the
SIGNAL
indicator lights green and sound is produced
from the headphones.
4 Adjust the volume.
Use the /– control buttons to
adjust the sound volume as desired.
When the sound volume is set to its maximum
output value, a beep sound will be heard from
the headphones.
3-2 Transmitter standby
mode
If no audio signal is input to the transmitter for
five minutes, the transmitter will automatically
enter the standby mode (the transmitter’s
POWER/CHARGE indicator will go out). When
an audio signal is once again received by the
transmitter, the standby mode will be
automatically cancelled.
3-3 Auto power OFF
function
When no signal is received from the
transmitter, the headphones’
SIGNAL
indicator will go out and no sound will be
produced from the headphones. If this
condition continues for five minutes the
headphones power will automatically turn
OFF.
3-4 Auto mute function
If the distance between the transmitter and
headphones exceeds the allowable
transmission distance, the
SIGNAL indicator
will turn OFF and the headphones will be
automatically muted. In this event, move
closer to the transmitter.
3-5 When battery power
becomes low
When the headphones’ remaining battery
power becomes low, the
POWER
indicator will
begin flashing, and a beep sound will be heard
once each minute. If this condition continues
for five minutes, the headphones’ power will
automatically turn OFF. To use the
headphones again you must recharge the
batteries.