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Product Features
All Items
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Extruded metal housing
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2.4GHz ISM Band, GFSK modulation
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50m (line of sight) distance
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34 channel RF frequency hopping
50-16600 – Stereo Audio Sender
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Accepts USB audio from most PC’s and laptops, no additional drivers required. USB cable included
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Accepts standard unbalanced line level audio from most devices including CD/DVD/Blu-ray players
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May be connected to the headphone output of most portable devices (optional cable required)
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Included detachable antenna with SMA connector
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Powered via USB source or included 5VDC adapter
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Dimensions (excluding antenna and connectors): 1” (H) x 2.5” (W) x 3.25” (D)
50-16605 – Stereo Audio Receiver
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Provides standard line level output which will drive most audio equipment including home theater receivers, PA
amplifiers, mixing consoles etc.
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Powered via included 5VDC adaptor
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Dimensions (excluding antenna and connectors): 1” (H) x 2.5” (W) x 3.25” (D)
50-16610 – 2.4GHz Wireless Amplifier
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20W RMS x 2CH at 4ohm class D digital amplifier
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Push terminal speaker outputs
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L/R line level outputs
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Auto-power on functionality
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Powered via included 15VDC, 4A brick power supply
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Dimensions (excluding antenna, knob and connectors): 2” (H) x 4.75” (W) x 4.5” (D)
Operation Considerations
– helpful information before proceeding to the setup instructions
These units are designed to perform in environments with other wireless devices, without interference. It is however possible to
experience undesirable results in certain extreme situations. If the Audio Sender is used with a computer in a WiFi
environment, and the computer is located near the maximum distance of the network, the audio sender may interfere with
WiFi operation. In these cases it may be necessary to move the computer closer to the wireless router.
If the audio sender and receiver are set close to the max distance from each other, it may be possible for external RF devices to
interfere with operation. In these cases it may be necessary to move the sender and receiver closer to each other.
IF using the sender with a computer, it may be necessary to change the computers sound settings to recognize this USB audio
device. Normally on a given computer this only needs to be done one time.
When first syncing the 50-16600 Stereo Audio Sender to the 50-16610 Amplified Receiver, it is very helpful to an active sound
source connected to the sender. The amplified receiver will remain in standby mode until a source is present, even after
syncing to the transmitter. This sometimes makes it difficult to tell if the two devices are synced.
