If you find that you are having trouble
using your Wii remote control after setting
up the Ear Force W3 headphones, then,
you may have to adjust the Wii remote's
sensitivity setting so that your Wii remote
will not see the W3 transmitter. For your
convenience we have provided
instructions below that show how to make
this adjustment. Similar instructions can
also be found in your Wii manual.
From the Wii channels menu select the
"Wii options" located in the lower left
hand corner of the screen.
Select the "Wii Settings" option.
Wii Sensitivity Settings
Go to the Wii Settings 2 page by
selecting the advance arrow located on
the right hand side of the screen.
From Wii Settings 2 select the "Sensor
Bar" option.
Select the "Sensitivity" option. You will
need to advance through several screens
that explain the sensitivity settings before
you will reach the following settings
screen.
Wii Sensitivity Settings
Important Information
1. Be careful when turning up the
master volume control on the
headphones. Before placing the
headphones over your ears, set the
volume control to minimum, then
slowly increase until you reach a
comfortable level.
2. CAUTION: Use only the supplied
power adapter. Failure to use the
correct power adapter can result in
fire and permanent damage to the
base transmitter unit.
3. Like any speakers, over driving
headphones may cause damage to
both the headphones and your ears.
Please listen at moderate levels.
4. WARNING: Long term exposure to
loud music or other sounds in
headphones may cause hearing
damage. It is best to avoid extreme
volume levels when using
headphones, especially for extended
periods. Over time, your ears adapt to
the volume level, so a level that may
not cause initial discomfort might still
damage your hearing.
About the W3 Headphones
Ear Force W3 wireless headphones
use infrared (IR) technology to
transmit sound from the base unit to
the headphones. The IR light beam is
received by sensors in each earpiece,
so the headphones must be within
sight of the base unit in order to
operate properly.
The W3 is perfect for listening to
game audio on a Wii or other game
console, and may also be used as a
wireless headphone for home theater
sound, PC audio, MP3 players, etc.
W3 headphones let you
hear every sound without
disturbing others
W3 transmitter
sends game audio
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When the sensitivity screen is displayed
you should see two white dots "only" that
track with the movement of the Wii
remote. An example how of this should
look on your TV screen can be found
above.
If you see more than 2 white dots on the
screen you may need to set the
sensitivity of the Wii remote to a lower
setting.
The sensitivity is set by pressing the "-"
button to lower or "+" button to raise the
sensitivity. The sensitivity settings range
from 1 to 5 with 1 being the lowest.
While on the sensitivity screen lower the
setting until you only see two white dots,
similar to the example found in Figure A.
When you are finished press the "A"
button on your Wii remote and return to
the Wii channel menu.
Wii Sensitivity Settings
