Operation
1. Switch on the sound source (TV, PC, VCR, DVD player or audio component)
that the transmitter is connected to.
2. Place the headphones On/Off switch in the On position.
3. Before placing headphones on head, make sure the volume is not too loud and
then place the headphones on your head and adjust the volume to obtain the
desired sound level.
4. There are 3 available channels. Press the Auto Scan button on the
headphones to search for the best reception. The corresponding indicator light
will illuminate.
NOTE
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You should then be able to move freely from one room to another with no
interference. If interference does occur (interruptions in the signal), press the Auto
Scan button once to find a better reception channel.
1. For better stereo reception, stay approximately 23 feet away from the
transmitter when you press Auto Scan.
2. If it is impossible to find a satisfactory frequency, change the channel setting
(CHANNEL 3•2•1) on your transmitter, then press Auto Scan to find the
corresponding channel.
To protect the transmitter and save power, the transmitter will automatically switch
off after approximately four minutes if the signal from the audio source is too weak.
If, however, the signal returns to an acceptable level, the transmitter automatically
switches back on.
FOR MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
When available, a variable output on the source component will offer increased
volume control and help reduce distortion. Examples of variable outputs are
headphone jacks, computer speaker outputs and some TV RCA output jacks.
1. When using a variable output jack, set the volume of the source component to
mid-level and adjust headphone volume control until desired result is achieved.
If headset volume is not sufficient, adjust source volume. If distortion in the
headset occurs, reduce volume control on source component.
2. Fixed outputs allow for volume regulation through the headset only. Examples
of fixed outputs are RCA jacks (VCR, Tape, Video or CD outputs).
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