Radio Shack 40-1462 manual 15-1938, 15-1937, Networked Home Entertainment System, Signal, Path

Networked Home

Entertainment System

All items shown below are sold separately. 15-1938 is

Thank you for buying the RadioShack Networked Home Entertainment System. Now you can send high-quality digital stereo audio to any room in your home that has an AC outlet, without running cable. This system uses the existing AC electrical wiring in your home to send digital signals.

1.Connect an audio source to your PowerLine sender and plug into any AC outlet.

CD Player Signal Receiver

Simply plug the audio outputs of any component – such as an A/V receiver, CD, or MP3 player – into the audio inputs of the sender (#15-1938) and plug the sender into an AC outlet. Then, plug RadioShack PowerLine Digital Receiver/Speakers (# 40-1462) into any electrical outlet in your home. If you have your own speakers, just plug your RadioShack PowerLine Digital Audio Receiver/Amplifi er (# 15-1937) into any electrical outlet and connect your speakers. Using this receiver, you can control the volume, balance, bass and treble of your remote speakers. Best of all, the RadioShack Networked Home Entertainment System is completely portable.

1. Make certain that your audio source is powered off. SPEAKER IN AUDIO IN AC IN

required for the PowerLine system to work.

PowerLine Digital Audio Sender

Includes Sender and Power cord.

15-1938

PowerLine Amplified Receiver/ Speaker System

Includes Amplified Receiver/Speaker, Satellite Speaker, Speaker Wire, and Power cord.

40-1462

Path

Line In	Speaker In
Connection	Connection

Power

Note: Do not use two senders in the same place.

2.Connect PowerLine speakers to any AC outlet in your home,

OR

VOLUME BASS

BALANCE TREBLE POWER

2.Connect the line level stereo outputs from the audio source, such as a CD player to the sender's AUDIO IN. Match LEFT to L and RIGHT to R.

Or,

Connect the surround or speaker outputs from your Home Theater System or A/V receiver to the sender's SPEAKER IN.

DO NOT connect both cables to the sender's AUDIO IN and

SPEAKER IN.

3.Connect the AC power cord’s female plug end into AC IN, and then plug the AC cord’s other end into a standard AC outlet.

4.Turn on the audio source, and then press the POWER button on your sender.

Your sender’s Audio Input Level Lo/Hi is preset to Lo. If you hear volume distortion, adjust the Audio Input Level Lo/Hi to Hi.

1.Split apart about 4 inches (10.16 cm) of speaker wire on each end. Then use a wire stripper to strip 1/2 in. (1.27 cm) of insulation from each wire’s end.

2.Connect one end of the wire to SPEAKER OUT on the Amplifi ed Receiver / Speaker. (Be sure to match the polarity of the wires when making your connection.)

3.Connect the other end to the satellite speaker. Be sure to correctly match polarity.

4.Insert the AC power cord’s female plug end into the receiver/speaker’s AC IN jack, and then plug the AC cord’s other end into a standard AC outlet.

Audio Input

Level Lo/Hi

Sender Rear View

SPEAKER OUT L R M S AC IN

Sattelite Speaker’s Rear View

OR, Connect a PowerLine receiver to any AC outlet in your home, and then connect to it, either

A)...an audio source with speakers, or

B)...non-PowerLine speakers.

Speaker Settings Amplifi ed Receiver / Speaker’s Rear View

•The default setting for your amplifi ed speaker is stereo (S). If you connect two pairs of the 40-1462, you must set one to left (L) and one to right (R).

•If you use a single Amplifi ed Receiver / Speaker, set LRMS to mono (M).

PowerLine Digital Audio Receiver/Amplifier

Includes Receiver/Amplifier and Power cord.

15-1937

AB

OR Speaker Out LINE OUT SPEAKER OUT POWER

Please read this user’s guide before

Line Out

VOLUME BALANCE POWER BASS TREBLE

1.Power off all system devices before making any connections.

2.Connect a matching set of speakers (8 ohms) to the Amplifi er / Receiver's SPEAKER OUT.

Or, connect stereo audio cables from the Amplifi er / Receiver's LINE OUT to the line level inputs on your A/V receiver. (Match LEFT to L and RIGHT to R).

3.Insert the AC power cord’s female plug end into the Amplifi er / Receiver's POWER jack, and then plug the AC cord’s other end into a standard AC outlet.

installing, setting up and using your new product

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Amplifi er / Receiver Rear View