Advent AW720 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 20)

ADJUST

THE

TRANSMITTER

Adjust

the

transmitter

as

follows:

STEP 1

TURN

ON

YOUR

AUDIO

SOURCE

(i.e.

Stereo

Receiver,

TV,

etc.)

so

that

you

can

hear

sound

coming

from

the

source.

Audio

Level

~

~

If

Output

Level

Frequency

Control Control

Wheel

(L)

Wheel

(0)

Note:

If

the

light

does

not

flicker,

confirm

secure

connection of

the

AC

adapter

to

a "good"

outlet.

If

the

light still

does

not

flicker,

confirm

secure

connection

to

the

audio

source

output.

If

there

is

still

no

response,

leave

the

Output

Level

Control

Wheel

completely

to

the

right

(as

shown

above)

and

proceed.

Hint:

If

the

transmitter

is

connected

to

a

~

QIJJ.Jn!1

(i.e.

headphone

jack,

TV

audio

out)

on

the

audio

source,

leave

the

Output

Level

Control

Wheel

turned all

the

way

to

the

right

(as

shown

above)

and

adjust

the

volume

on

the

audio

source

up

or

down

as

necessary

to

make

the

Audio

Level

Indicator Light flicker

intermittently.

STEP 2

SET

THE

TRANSMITTER

"LEVEL"

1.

Set

the

Frequency

Control

Wheel

(0)

to

its

midpoint.

2.

Turn

the

Output

Level

Control

Wheel

(L)

all

the

way

to

the

right

as

shown.

3.

Check

status

of

Audio

Level

Indicator

Light

(I).

If

it

flickers intermittently

(about

half

the

time),

proceed

to

"Tune

the

Headphones".

4.

If

Audio

Level

Indicator

Light

is

on

solid

red

or

flickering

very

rapidly,

turn

wheel

slowly

back

to

the

left

until

light flickers

intermittently.

ABOUT

USING

THE

HEADPHONES

WITH

A

TV

Wireless

headphones

are

frequently

used

so

that

one

person

with

hearing

difficulty

can

listen

to

TV

at

a sufficiently

high

volume

level

while

others

in

the

room

listen

to

the

TV

at

normal

volume

levels.

Hint:

If

you

want

to

use

the

headphones

to

listen

to

TV

independent

of

the

volume

from

the

TV,

and

your

TV

has

variable

outputs,

it

is

recommended

you

connect

the

transmitter

to

the

VCR,

as

described

in

the

second

HINT

under

"About

Fixed-Level

Outputs

(pg.

5)."

This

configuration

gives

you

a fixed-level output for

independent

volume

control at

the

headphones,

while

others

in

the

room

can

turn

the

TV

volume

up

and

down

(even

all

the

way

down)

without interfering with what

you

hear.

In

another

variation,

there

are

those

who

wish

to

listen

to

TV

in

such

a

way

that

no

sound

comes

from

the

TV

speakers.

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