User manual PHILIPS SBCHN110

[. . . ] When no audio signals are detected the FM transmitter automatically switches off after a few minutes. The green LED lights up during charging. Easy transmission The FM headphone is able to receive signals from the transmitter, even through barriers such as doors, walls and windows. Multiple headphones with one transmitter An additional number of headphones and/or wireless speakers can be used with a single transmitter if they: - operate in the 433 MHz band - can detect a 19 kHz pilot tone Please consult the appliance's electrical specification sheets for confirmation on compatibility. [. . . ] English Headphone (figure 2) 9 Power indication ­ lights up when in use. When batteries are low, the power indicator flashes, and you should recharge the headphone for about 16 hours before the next use. 10 Power On/Off ­ push the button to switch the headphone on/off. 11 Recharging contacts ­ align headphone to the transmitter, green recharging LED on the transmitter's front must switch on, indicating that the headphone is being recharged. 12 Volume ­ adjust volume to your desired listening level. 13 Tuning ­ Turn the tuning knob until the signal is at its clearest and the tuning indicator will light up. 14 Tuning indicator ­ lights up when receiving optimal transmission. (For UK, use only Philips SBC CS030/05) 1 Make sure the adapter's rated voltage corresponds to the mains socket voltage. ­ Always disconnect the AC/DC adapter if the transmitter is not to be used for a long period of time. Do not use NiCd batteries or alkaline batteries as these may damage your FM wireless system! 1 Check if the power button of the FM headphone is in the on position. The red power indication LED of the transmitter lights up if receiving an audio signal. 5 To tune, turn the tuning knob until the signal is at its clearest and the tuning indicator will light up. 1 Switch on your audio source and carefully increase the volume of the audio source. The red power indication LED of the transmitter lights up if receiving an audio signal. You may hear a hissing sound through the headphone if the headphone is not yet properly tuned to the transmitter. 3 To tune, turn the tuning knob until the signal is at its clearest and the tuning indicator will light up. You may hear a hissing sound through the headphone if the headphone is not yet properly tuned to the transmitter. If a fault occurs, first check the points listed below before taking the set for repair. If you are unable to remedy a problem by following these hints, consult your dealer or service centre. WARNING: Under no circumstances should you try to repair the set yourself, as this would invalidate the warranty. ­ Check if the AC/DC adapter is fully inserted into the AC outlet and that its DC connector is properly inserted into the 12 Volt DC input connector located at the rear of the transmitter. [. . . ] English 10 Distorted sound ­ Check the volume on audio source/ headphone is not set at too high a level. ­ Distance from the transmitter is too large. ­ Interference from fluorescent lamps/ other radio sources. Some transmitters already built into other equipment may not be compatible with the HC415 headphone because of the advanced technologies used in the HC415 headphone. [. . . ]