JVC EX-D5 Manuel D'instructions page 40

Using USB wireless transmission (continued)
If noise comes during playback through the
wireless connection
Press CHANNEL on the transmitter to change the
frequency band.
By pressing CHANNEL for more than 3 seconds,
you can search for the available frequency band
automatically.
If no sound comes from the speakers, check
the following items:
• check the transmitter is detected properly as
follows: open the Control Panel on your PC,
select [Sounds and Audio Devices] = [Audio]
tab = [Sound playback] = [Default device], and
check [Default device] is set to [USB Speaker]*.
• check the playback software on your PC is
compatible with the USB device.
• select "WIRELESS" as the source.
• adjust the volume level on the system.
NOTE
* English version of Windows XP
explanation. If your PC is running on a different
version of operation system or language, the
description may differ.
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For Windows
select [Multimedia], choose [AUDIO] at Playback
section, and make sure [USB Audio Device] is
selected.
If you are playing back CD from your DVD/CD-ROM
at [Multimedia] properties, select [CD Music] and
click on to the box indicating [Enable digital CD
audio for this CD-ROM device].
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98/98SE: open the Control Panel,
If the system keeps displaying "SEARCHING"
while the transmitter is connected to the PC,
check the following items:
• keep proper distance between the system and
your PC.
• no obstacles in between the transmitter and the
main unit.
If the system still displays "SEARCHING," follow
the procedure below.
• Make sure the transmitter is connected to the
PC:
1
While pressing and holding 7, press
STANDBY/ON on the main unit.
The system enters "ID learning" mode.
The indicator behind the door starts flashing
fast.
Behind the door
• In 20 seconds:
2
Press and hold ID on the transmitter.
USB WIRELESS TRANSMITTER
CHANNEL ID
When the ID Learning is successful, the
indicator behind the door stops flashing and
lights up ("ID SYNC OK" is displayed).
* Microsoft , Windows 98/98SE, Windows
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