Amphony 1000 Problems and Solutions Table, What Is, Possible Why, What to Do, Happening, Page

User and Installation Guide

Problems and Solutions Table

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What Is	Possible Why	What to Do
Happening
Transmit light of	Faulty AC adapter	Check the power outlet and the
transmitter does	or faulty power outlet	AC adapter, if possible, check for
not light when		correct voltage of the adapter.
DC power is
applied
Transmit light	No audio present at	Check the audio connection to
goes out after 5	audio input	the transmitter and ensure that
seconds and		there is audio present.
does not light	Transmitter hung up	Disconnect and then reconnect
again		DC power.
No audio at	Batteries empty or	Check battery voltage, also
headphones	plus contact of	check that plus contact of both
	batteries deformed	batteries touch plus contact of
		battery compartment,
		replace batteries if necessary
	Volume control at	Slowly increase volume at the
	minimum	headphones
	Receiver hung up	Switch headphone power off and
		on
Audio is	Audio level too high	Ensure that the audio level
distorted		provided by the audio device
		conforms to the line output level.
		If possible, lower the audio level.
Audio at	Strong interference	In some cases, there may be
headphones		strong interference preventing
drops out		proper transmission of the audio
intermittently		signal, such as microwave ovens,
		directional data or video trans-
		mission devices etc. Try to either
		eliminate the interference,
		relocate the transmitter, or use
		RangeBooster transmitters to
		improve reception.
	Batteries empty	Check the batteries and replace
		them if necessary.
	Unstable power	Make sure that the power outlet
	supply	delivers a stable voltage. Very
		strong surges or voltage
		fluctuations may cause audio
		dropouts. Try using a surge
		protector.

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