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Operation
As the receiver moves away from the transmitter, the hiss-
ing background noise increases. Move closer to the trans-
mitter to eliminate the noise.
Note: Range varies depending on obstructions, such as
the number of walls between the transmitter and receiver,
locations of furniture and appliances, and so on.
5. To turn off the receiver, rotate
POWER ON/VOLUME
counter-
clockwise until you hear a click and the POWER indicator
turns off.
6. To turn off the transmitter, slide
POWER
to the left. The
POWER indicator turns off.
SETTING THE CHANNEL SWITCHES
CHANNEL
on both the transmitter and receiver is originally set
to
1
. If you notice too much interference, set
CHANNEL
on both
the transmitter and the receiver to
2
. The red indicator appears
above the channel number (
1
or
2
) on the transmitter to show
you the current channel.
Note: Both units must be set to the same channel for the sys-
tem to operate.
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