2 CONNECTING UP
2.1 Hooking up the Audio Transmitter
1.
Plug the RCA cable (supplied) into the audio (line) out jack on your CD player, stereo, PC sound
card, etc.
2.
Plug the red RCA plug into the socket labelled AUDIO RIGHT and the white RCA plug into the
jack labelled AUDIO LEFT on the Audio Transmitter.
3.
Set the channel switch (on the TOP of the unit) to channel A (to the RIGHT).
4.
Plug the Audio Transmitter's Power Supply (the smaller of the two power supplies) into a
convenient 230 volt wall outlet and plug its jack into the Audio Transmitter.
5.
Position the Audio Transmitter in a convenient location and orient the antenna so that the flat
side points in the direction of the room where you will be installing the Audio Receiver/Speaker
Driver.
2.2 Hooking up the Audio Receiver
1.
Using speaker wire (not included) connect the left channel output to your left speaker and the
right channel output to your right speaker (speakers not included). You can use any speakers
rated at 4 to 8 Ohms, and a minimum power rating of 10W.
2.
Set the channel switch (on the BOTTOM of the unit) to channel A (to the LEFT).
3.
Plug the Audio Receiver's Power Supply (the larger of the two power supplies) into a 230 volt
wall outlet and plug its jack into the Audio Receiver.
4.
Position the Audio Receiver in a convenient location and orient the antenna so that the flat
side points in the direction of the room where you set up the Audio Transmitter.
3 FINE TUNING YOUR SYSTEM
The Wireless Audio Transmitter usually works best with the flat sides of the antennas on the
Transmitter and Receiver units facing each other (i.e. in "Line of sight" - see diagram below).
Sometimes, however, obstacles and other effects in your home may affect the signal so that some
adjustment of either the transmitter or receiver antenna might be necessary to get the best the
signal.
If you are getting no signal at all Check that the CHANNEL slide switch (labelled A, B, C, D) on both
units is set to the same letter.
If the signal is poor, or there is interference Try changing the channel on both units. Do this by
adjusting the CHANNEL slide switch on each unit to any position from A to D. Make sure both units
are set to the same channel.
4 REMOTE CONTROL
The SpeakerLink 65 Remote lets you control practically every audio/video product in your home.
The Remote has IR technology that lets you control your TV, VCR, Cable and CD or DVD player
directly, and RF-technology that lets you control the SpeakerLink 65 wireless receiver/speaker driver.
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