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• •• •• Packa e include Emitter Receiver(Headohone) Instruction Manual Audio cable Audio Transform cable The: followin art. are 0 tionu 4.SVDC 200mAPower ada tor 1 1 1 1 1 to the "WIRELESS"position, the indicator of the headphone go on. Put the volume control to a .uitable po.ition, then adjn.t the tiny modulation on the emitter till getting a be.t effed (large.t .ound and cleare.t). • (1) Connect the emitter audio cable to the adaptor cable (optionu) (.ee Fig.2), and insert the other end of the adaptor cable into the audio out socket of the PC, then in.ert one end of the andio cable (optional) into the microphone .ocket (MIC) on the emitter, and i1lllcrt the other end into the microphone in .ocket of the PC. (2) Turn on the power Iwitch of the emitter, then the indicator go on well, put the out-built MIC forward your.dfand keep away with the di.tance ofO.SM(.ee Fig.2). (3) open your chat tool and draw the .witch to the "WIRELESS" pOlition, the indicator of the headphone go on well. AdjUit the volume to the luitable pOlition, then headphone can receive the .ound via the SK.YPEIMSN/QQ from your frienda in the other end. 1 Installation • IOltaDinl the receiver: IllIert two AAA batterie. into the battery compartment accordin& to the + and polarity. Dr.w the function .witch (7) to the location of WIRELESS or FM .The indicator on the headphone lhine to eUlure that the headphone work well • • • Emission frequency: 86±O.SMHz Modulationmode: PM Emilliou diltance: 30M (with no interference) Power supply: 2xAAAbatteriei or4.SV DC. • Winle•• headphone • Notes F/g.1 F/g.2 Listen to the radio Frequency range: 86MHz forwireleSi headphone and 87-108MHz for FM radio. RcceptionMode: FM Distortion: ,;;: 2'" Power Supply:2xAAA batterie. To achieve best reception .pread out emitter audio cable of the emitter or locate the emitter at ahigherposition.(the emitter audio cable can alia be used 51 antenna). • If the sound is distorted or too strong, adjlat the volume of the lignal 10urce(TVlet. VeD. player. DVDplayer. PC. MP3. walkman etc.) To a lower level, and reception performance maybe improve. • Replace the batteries if you arc having the following problems 1) The emitter indicator becomes dim. 2) The receiver reception il poor. 3) The volume becomes weak and the .ouod il diltored. Appearance and Function Il1austrations A Receiver I.Battery compartment cover 2.Volume coutrol (VOL) Power/Function .witch (OFF-WIRELESS-FM) 3.Scan key(SCAN) 4.Resetkey(RESEn S.Power indicator 6.Audio ,ocket B Emitter 7. Power indic.tor (Front) 8.Power switch (Tiny Frequence modulation) 9.Microphone lOCket (MIC) IO.Power .ocket (4.5VDC) II.Microphone (MIC) 12.Audio cable ofcmitter 13 .Battery compartment (bottom) B This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance Wired Headphone (without batterle.) Tarning offthe unit When the unit i. not Uled, move the function Iwitch on the emitter to "OFF" pOlition to tum off the emitter, and tum the volume control receiver to the "OFF" po.ition, and the power indicator receiver will go ont, and the receiver will tum off. Remove battmel when not uling unit for a long time. • Receiver(beadpboDe) IWiert one end of the audio cable (optional) intothe audio locket of the receiver (.ee Fig.4), and in.ert the other end into the headphone locket of the electronic devicel, luch u MP3 player. VCD player. DVDplayer. etc., and then the unit can be u.ed al a wired headphone. OperatIon (1) Pleye .ee Fig.l. In.crtthe emitter audio cable into the AUDIO-OUT locket of the electronic device or headphone lOCket, and move the function .witch of the emittcrto the "ON"po.ition, then the emitter indicator lhine. (2) Built in the batteryon the emitter and the receiver, draw the function Iwitch Emitter The receiver can be n.ed .eparately II an FM radio. Fir.t draw the tUnction .witch to the "PM" pOlition, and then prell the "RESBT" once, then prell the "SCAN'1i;:ey in tum to learch a higher range and lock one radio channel; when the highe.t ranae i. reached, pre.. "RESET" key. and the frequency returnJ to the lowe.t range. Prell "SCAN" key again, and the receiver will Mean:h the radio channell from the low range again . IoltaDiDI the emitter: IWiert two AAA batteriel into the battery compartment accordins to the + andpolarity. or inlert the power adaptor (optional) into power ,ocket of emitter (4.SV De).Inlert audio plug of the emitter into AUDIO-OUT locket of audio • ource(.uchuTV.et. audiod.cvice. PC. DVDplayer. CD player. MP3 player. etc.). Pleale Ice Fig.l, Fig.2. Fig.3. Fig.4 (Note: 10c.1c the emitter at a high pOlition in order to achieve belt reception effect) Technical Specifications Winle•• net audio chat Fig.3 Fig.4 II PYLE AUDIO ACCESSORIES CAR AUDIO ACCESSORIES
