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Each Habitat1 will come out of the box independently paired to its own Longbow™ transmitter and will
not have issues with “cross talk.” However, if there is a problem, repairing each Habitat1 for independent
operation should eliminate cross talk.
Status LED Indicator
Paired Continuously on
Searching Blinks twice per second
Standby Blinks once per second
Now that you have the Long Bow transmitter box connected to your amplifier and wirelessly paired to
Habitat1, it is time to choose a location and dial in Habitat1 for your specific room. Note, this section will
help guide you in selecting the best location and choosing the basic settings for Habitat1, but will not discuss
installation. The installation process will be discussed in detail in the next section.
Before You Begin
1 Habitat1 is unlike any other REL sub bass system and therefore requires special considerations for
placement. Habitat1 is designed to be mounted on the wall and will take advantage of the entire wall
to help generate deep bass pressurization.
2 Habitat1 can be mounted to masonry or sheetrock walls. For sheetrock walls, it is NECESSARY that
Habitat1 is anchored/screwed into studs in order to properly support long term use. The specialized
brackets developed just for Habitat1 require mounting BOTH upper and lower right side screws into a
stud as well as the upper bracket’s left side. The lower bracket comes supplied with an insert that must
be GLUED and screwed into the wall. If one chooses not to use glue, expect rattles to develop.
3 Studs are structural members behind the surface of modern walls. There are generally two types of studs:
wood or metal (typically aluminum). Usually there is a sheet of pre-manufactured building material, often
referred to as sheetrock or gypsum rock, layered over the top of studs.
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