WHR100 Manual(1J1369) 6/10/99 1:43 PM Page 10
PLACEMENT
Avoid placing the transmitter facing the window as the infrared ray will escape through the window.
OPTIMUM POOR
POSITION POSITION
Numbers of receivers can be used with on transmitter as long as the infrared ray can reach the sensor of the receivers.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
ON/OFF Indicator not Lit | • AC Adapter is not inserted into power outlet |
| • AC plug is not inserted in the transmitter |
| • The audio cord is not plugged in the audio source. |
| • No audio output from the audio source output. |
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No sound of receiver | • Transmitter is not ON |
| • Receiver has no battery in it |
| • Wrong direction of battery inserted in receiver. |
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Sound too low on receiver | • Input audio signal of transmitter is low. |
| • Receiver volume control is low. |
| • Battery needs recharging. |
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Poor sound quality | • Receiver volume control is high. |
| • Battery needs recharging. |
| • Distance is out of receiver range. |
| • Input level of transmitters is too high |
| (decrease the audio source volume.) |
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| • Distance is out of receiver range. |
Interrupting Noise | • Direction is inappropriate |
| (Relocate the transmitter and receiver to obtain the |
| best desired effect) |
SPECIFICATIONS
Transmission Mode: | Infrared |
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Sub Carrier Frequency | L - 2.3 MHz, R - 2.8 MHz |
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Operating Voltage | Transmitter, 12V DC (AC/DC Adapter) |
| Receiver, 2 x 1.2V (AAA) |
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Frequency Response | 40 - 12 Khz |
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Signal Noise Ratio | 49 dB |
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Distortion | 3% |
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Channel Separation | 38 dB |
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Operation Distance | 7m |
NOTE: All specifications are subject to change without notice.
