Azden Moto ID, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Troubleshooting (failure is suspected)
● Sound volume is too low/No sound
a. Check illumination of Power/ Status indicator.
b. Adjust the headphone volume.
c. Check if playing back of the source player is running, or is set to sufficient volume.
● Too much noise
a. Pressing ID button of the transmitter allows selection of the pattern from four types of
hopping patterns (frequency combination pattern)
This may reduce the external noise.
b. Adjust the headphone volume.
c. Check if playing back of the source player is running, or is set to sufficient volume.
● No illumination of Power/ Status indicator of headphone
a. Try restart after turning off the power supply once.
b. Replace batteries. (Two (2) - AAA batteries)
● No illumination of Power/ Status indicator of transmitter
a. Try restart after turning off the power supply once.
b. Try recharging by connecting attached Micro USB cable.
● Unable to connect wireless headphone (flashing)
a. Move the headphone closer to the wireless transmitter.
b. Check if the transmitter and player are securely connected, and if the player is playing
back.
c. Try restart after turning off the power supply of headphone once.
d. Try pairing of transmitter and headphone once again.
● Others
a. Stopping playback of the player that is a source of sound in the state in which pairing is
completed and available to use causes the Power supply/Status indicator to flash slowly.
Playing back again stops the flashing to enter the state with the light illuminated. Pressing
the power button of the transmitter lightly for about two (2) seconds turns the power on to
illuminate the Power Status indicator.
(It flashes when it is not paying back)
b. Turning off the power supply after the pairing does not cancel the pairing.
c. Please turn off both power supplies of the transmitted and the headphone.
d. In case of connecting both of the USB cable and the cord with the stereo 3.5 mm plug
(analog) to the transmitter, analog side has a priority for the audio input. In this case the
USB functions as a charging input.
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