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WIRELESS HEADPHONES
The VOYAGER range of portable DVD players have an in-built infra-red transmitter to
allow wireless use of compatible headphones.
The transmitter is set to OFF by default and can be turned on by simply pressing the IR
Headphone ( ) button on the remote control.
Press once for ‘Channel A’
Press twice for ‘Channel B’
Press a third time to turn the IR transmitter OFF.
The IR transmitter
Four red LED’s will be visible on the DVD player when the transmitter has been turned on.
These appear faint due to the nature of the transmitter and may be difficult to see in a
bright environment.
This does not effect performance and is not a cause for concern.
There are two channels (A and B) available for transmission, this is to allow the two DVD
players from VYDVD7-PP / VYDVD9-PP models to view different movies simultaneously
and to transmit to two sets of headphones, listening to their individual movie soundtracks.
Dual Channel Infra-Red Transmitter Frequencies
Channel A: Left 2.3Mhz, Right 2.8Mhz
Channel B: Left 3.2Mhz, Right 3.8Mhz
Single Player
Player / Monitor
Player / Player (
can also be turned on through the SETUP menu as described later in
this instruction manual.
(VYDVD7 / VYDVD9)
Set both DVD player and headphones to Channel A, multiple headphones can be used.
(VYDVD7-PM / VYDVD9-PM)
Set both DVD player and headphones to Channel A, multiple headphones can be used.
VYDVD7-PP / VYDVD9-PP)
Set DVD Player A to IR channel A and the headphones to Channel A.
Set DVD Player B to IR channel B and the headphones to Channel B.
This allows the two movies to be watched and heard without interference.
When sharing across the two screens there is no need to adjust settings
The receiving channel selected on the headphones must match the transmitting channel
on the DVD player.
Contact your local VOYAGER dealer to purchase compatible wireless headphones.
MODE
When using earphones listen at a reasonable volume for reasonable lengths of time.
Do not turn the volume so high that you cannot hear what is around you.