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Where to place the transmitter
Choose a suitable place near your hi-fi system.
Putting the transmitter into operation
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Use the supplied cable to connect socket
on the transmitter to the headphone output socket of your
hi-fi system. The cable is fitted with a 3.5 mm jack plug suitable for most headphone output sockets.
For connection to 1/4" (6.3 mm) headphone outputs, use the supplied adaptor.
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Connect the plug-in mains unit to socket
on the transmitter and plug the mains unit into a wall socket.
Antenna
The wire antenna is an integral part of the transmitter. For best transmission the antenna should be vertical.
You can therefore
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leave the wire antenna dangling
in a vertical position down
behind the transmitter or
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(the better option) slide the sup-
plied plastic tubing over the an-
tenna and snap it into the clamps
at the back of the transmitter:
Make sure that there are no metal objects such as shelf bars or lamp stands in parallel with the antenna.
Do not place the transmitter on a TV set as it might interfere with the transmitter. Test where exactly in
the room the transmitter works best.
Automatic on/off switching
The transmitter features a convenient automatic on/off function:
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When an audio signal reaches the transmitter, it is switched on. The LED
at the front lights up green.
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If there is no audio signal for about 3 minutes, the transmitter automatically switches off and the LED
goes off. The transmitter is now in stand-by mode, its power consumption is very low so that it can
remain connected to the mains.
Important
The transmitter’s charging function (charging compartments
) is independent of the automatic on/off
function. Accuplugs can always be recharged when the transmitter is connected to the mains.
Summary of Contents for HiDyn plus RS 8
Page 3: ...4 Systemkomponenten und Bedienelemente...
Page 11: ...12 Zulasssungsurkunde f r den Betrieb in Deutschland...
Page 14: ...14 System components and operating elements...
Page 25: ...24 Composants du systeme et boutons de reglage...
Page 36: ...34 Componenti del sistema ed elementi di comando...
Page 47: ...44 Componentes del sistema y elementos de mando...