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Connecting the Speaker System Connecting the Speaker System Powering the Transmitter Transmitter AC Power Adapter 120V AC wall outlet Connect the small, round plug from the transmitter AC power adapter to the transmitter’s power input jack. Plug the other end of the transmitter AC power adapter into any standard 120V AC wall outlet. Note: Be sure to use the AC power adapter rated 12V DC 100 mA. Note: There is no transmitter ON/OFF switch. The transmitter is designed to be left plugged in and powered at all times. If you will not be using the AW880 for an extended period of time, unplug the transmitter AC power adapter. Connecting to an Audio Source Transmitter A/V Receiver Audio Input Cable “Y” adapter cable (not included) Audio Output Transmitter Audio Input Cable Audio source Connecting to an MP3 player, CD player, or computer Plug the cable coming out of the transmitter into the headphone output of your MP3 player or CD player (or the audio output jack on your computer). Connecting to an A/V Receiver 1. Connect a “Y” adapter cable (not included) to the 3.5mm mini-plug cable coming out of the transmitter. 2. Connect the left (white) and right (red) audio plugs on the ”Y” adapter cable to the corresponding left and right audio outputs of your A/V receiver, amp or other audio source. Warning: This product is designed to work with line level outputs or headphone outputs only. DO NOT connect it directly to speaker outputs as it will permanently damage the transmitter. Powering the Speakers Speaker 120 V AC Wall OutletAC Power adapter 1. Turn the speaker volume down by rotating the VOLUME control on the back of the speaker all the way to MIN. 2. Insert the small, round plug from the speaker AC power adapter into the speaker power input jack. 3. Plug the other end of the speaker AC power adapter into any standard 120V AC wall outlet. Note: Be sure to use the speaker AC power adapter rated 18V DC 500 mA. Warning: This product is not water resistant. To avoid electrical shock, it should not be used near water sources if powered with the AC adapter. Never submerge in water. Adjusting the Transmitter Adjusting the Transmitter Transmitter power input jack Built-in audio input cable CHANNEL select switch Transmitter Back View Transmitter Front View 1. Turn on your audio source (for example, A/V receiver, TV, stereo, etc.) and play music at a normal listening volume. 2. Set the CHANNEL select switch on the back of the transmitter to one of the transmitter’s three broadcast frequencies: 1, 2 or 3. If you experience poor reception or interference, try choosing a different frequency by moving the channel select switch to another position. When the transmitter is receiving an audio signal and is ready, the POWER light on its front turns steady blue. Note If the light on the front of the transmitter keeps flashing or does not turn on, please check the following: - Confirm the transmitter AC power adapter is securely connected. - Confirm the cable from the transmitter is securely connected to the audio source output (TV, A/V receiver, etc.). Tuning the Speakers Tuning the Speakers Speaker Back Panel Speaker Front View 1. Press the ON/OFF button on the back of each speaker to turn it on. The POWER light on the front of each speaker illuminates red while the speaker is tuning to the transmitter. The POWER light turns blue when the speaker is tuned to the transmitter—you should hear sound coming from the speaker now. Note: If the speaker is not tuned or if the transmitter is not connected properly, the POWER indicator will not turn from red to blue. If this occurs, please see the troubleshooting section of this manual. 2. Adjust the volume on each speaker as desired. 3. Set up each speaker for mono or stereo operation. a) Monaural operation: The monaural mode (MONO) is recommended when using single speakers separately. For monaural operation, set the LEFT/MONO/RIGHT switch to “MONO” on each speaker. b) Stereo operation: Set the LEFT/MONO/RIGHT switch to “LEFT” on the speaker located to the left from the listener, and set the other speaker to the “RIGHT” position. Notes: Each speaker automatically retunes if it loses the transmitter’s signal. You can also press the AUTOTUNE button on the back of the speaker to retune the speaker at any time. The transmitter turns off automatically if there is no audio signal present for a prolonged period. Interference in the form of static and/or distortion can sometimes be heard. If this occurs, confirm the transmitter/speaker adjustments and indicators. If the problem persists, refer to the Troubleshooting section of this manual. Turning the Speakers Off Turning the Speakers Off 1. Press ON/OFF button on the back of the speaker to turn each speaker off. 2. Confirm that the speaker is off by verifying that the POWER indicator is no longer illuminated. More Helpful Information About Fixed-Level Audio Outputs A fixed-level, or line-level audio output is considered ideal since it provides an aud...