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Installation Instructions 

Your new Professional System should come with all necessary cords pre-plugged into the transmitter and power 

stacker. Do not unplug any cords.  If the cords come unplugged, the following instructions include directions to  

re-plug in the cords. 

Before you start 

The transmitter and power stacker should already be stacked. If they are not, place the transmitter on top of the power 

stacker. This stacked combination will be called the stack        throughout the instructions.

Step 1 

Plug in the Audio Cord  

For best results, plug the audio cord into your television’s analog (RCA) audio out ports.

1.  Plug the dual end of the audio cord       (red and black male plugs) into the analog (RCA) audio out ports on the 

back of the television. *

2.  The single end of the audio cord should already be plugged into the port labeled ‘Audio’        on the back of the  

TV Ears transmitter. 

 

 

If the audio cord is not plugged into the transmitter, plug it in now.

3.  The power stacker cord        should already be plugged into the port labeled ‘EXT’ on the back of both the 

transmitter         and power stacker        . 

 

 

If the power stacker cord is not plugged in, plug the red end of the cord into the port labeled    

 

 

 

‘EXT’ on the back of the transmitter. Plug the black end of the power stacker cord into the port   

 

 

 

labeled ‘EXT’ on the back of the power stacker.

 

* If audio out ports are not available on the back of your television: use the audio out ports on  

 

 

 

your cable or satellite box.

 

* If outside the U.S and audio out ports are not available on the back of your television: use a  

 

 

 

SCART to RCA signal out adapter.

To use a DVD player or VCR when the audio cord is plugged into a cable or satellite box:

1.  Take the dual end of the audio cord          (red and black male plugs); gently pull apart the red and black 

plugs.

2.  Insert the red plug into the analog (RCA) audio out ports of the cable or satellite box.

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3.  Insert the black plug into the analog (RCA) audio out 

ports of the DVD player or VCR.

4.  The single end of the audio cord should already be 

plugged into the audio port labeled ‘Audio’ on the 

back of the TV Ears transmitter. If the audio cord is not 

plugged into the transmitter, plug it in now.

 

When installed this way, you must turn off whichever        

 

device is not in use. Turn off the cable/satellite box when  

 

watching a DVD or video. Turn off the DVD/VCR player   

 

when watching TV.

Alternate Installation Kit:

This kit comes with your Professional System. Use this kit if audio 

out ports are not available or not present.

Option 1: Power Microphone

1.  Plug the power microphone into the female end of the 

extender cord.

2.  Plug the male end of the extender cord into the port labeled 

‘Audio’         on the back of the transmitter. 

3.  Remove the protective cover from the Velcro on the power 

microphone. Stick the power microphone to the television 

speaker. 

The TV volume must be on for the power microphone to 

work. The TV volume cannot be muted when using the 

power microphone. 

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Summary of Contents for TV Ears Professional

Page 1: ...dise Authorization RMA number All returns must have an RMA number Safety Instructions 1 Read all instructions completely and heed all warnings Install in accordance with TV Ears Inc s instructions 2 K...

Page 2: ...any customers indicate a problem using TV Ears in the presence of a pacemaker or internal defibrillator We recommend not placing the ear tip ends of the headsets where the speakers are on your chest...

Page 3: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 8 18 19 20 16 17 15 14 Diagram I Diagram II Diagram III Front Front Back Back Back Page 3...

Page 4: ...t ports on your cable or satellite box If outside the U S and audio out ports are not available on the back of your television use a SCART to RCA signal out adapter To use a DVD player or VCR when the...

Page 5: ...f TVs are usually audio in ports and will not send sound to your TV Ears Fixed Variable Audio Setting audio out ports may be marked fixed or variable fixed or R L A fixed audio out setting will allow...

Page 6: ...as the stack Step 2 Removing the Headset after use Always use two hands to place and remove your headset from your ears Using one hand may loosen or tug on the bow arms and damage your headset 1 Remo...

Page 7: ...place each rubber ear tip directly onto the tip of the headset where the snap tip adapter was initially located The ear tip shoudl now be installed Replacing the Rubber Ear Tips with foam TV Ears Tip...

Page 8: ...eries in the Voice Cord battery pack 1 Unscrew the screw on the back of the voice cord battery pack just above the clip 2 Following the direction of the arrows just below the clip on the back of the p...

Page 9: ...peech frequencies above the background noise so the dialog is more clear 3 Why do my TV Ears mute when I mute the TV Fixed audio out will allow the television volume and TV Ears volume to work indepen...

Page 10: ...stomer Service US Corporate Office Toll Free 1 888 883 3277 Monday Friday 7AM 4PM PST Visit a local Authorized TV Ears Dealer To find a TV Ears dealer near you go to the TV Ears website at www tvears...

Page 11: ...the transmitter The charging light does not come on when headset is in the cradle Note The light will be green if the headset is in the front charging cradle and red if the headset is in the back char...

Page 12: ...r modification of or to any part of the product Returns Repairs TV Ears provides repair service for the life of the product A minimal fee may be applied Proof of purchase is required for claims within...

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