User manual EDOBE XDOM LIGHTSPEAKER SYSTEM

[. . . ] The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on apparatus. [. . . ] C) Pairing - This fully automated process will tell the transmitter where each LightSpeaker® is located, allow you to control each zone separately and make your LightSpeaker® system secure from other nearby systems. After you have set the zone switch on each speaker to the correct zone and you have installed your light speakers into the correct sockets in the correct zones (i. Zone 1 speakers in Zone 1, Zone 2 LightSpeakersTM in Zone 2) the job is nearly finished all that remains is allowing the transmitter discover where each of the installed LightSpeakers® is located. 1) To pair your LightSpeakers® to your transmitter, turn off all of the light switches in the areas where LightSpeakers® are located. 2) Be sure Transmitter is plugged in and the power button is on. 4) Turn on all light switches that your LightSpeakers® are connected to. The Small LED light on the speakers will begin to flash red and will turn green when the pairing is complete. The transmitter will automatically find each speaker and assign it to its proper zone. 5) If after 1 minute the LED on the LightSpeaker® has not turned "GREEN", repeat steps 1-4. A) If after 2 attempts the LED on the LightSpeaker® fails to turn green, try relocating the Transmitter closer to the LightSpeaker® Step 6: Plugging in your sources. Using the supplied audio cords, plug your MP3, CD Player, television or other desired sources to the back of the transmitter. They will have audio level outputs on them. typically these are RCA or stereo headphone type jacks. You will need to have the proper cable from the source you want to attach to the Transmitter. You have two choices: 1) RCA to RCA cable 2) RCA to Stereo Mini Plug Cable CAUTION!Do not use the speaker outputs from your existing amplifier as this can damage the transmitter! B) If you are attaching only one source it may be attached to either input but may be convenient to attach to source one. Operating the Transmitter and Remote Control: The remote control and the transmitter are controlled in exactly the same manner. When you push a button on the transmitter the small LED next to the button will light up and remain lit until you push another button affecting either that zone or that source. The LEDs that are lit will tell what action the remote or transmitter is currently set to control. Here are the steps to take to operate the Transmitter and Remote Control: A) Press the zone you want to control B) When the LED next to the button lights, that zone is active and will be playing the source that is currently lit. To change to a different source simply press the source with the "unlit" LED until the LED next to the source you are choosing lights. [. . . ] A factory return authorization number will be sent to you. Do not return any unit without first receiving written authorization and shipping instructions from your dealer. There are no other warranties, including without limitation, either express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to the product. repair or replacement as provided under this warranty is the exclusive remedy of the consumer/purchaser. [. . . ]