User manual VIVANCO PCI SOUNDCARD 4 CHANNEL PROGRAMMING

[. . . ] To eliminate the danger of fire, the plug-in power supply must be pulled from the mains outlet whenever the appliance is not to be used for a prolonged period, such as when you go on holiday. The appliance must not be subjected to any splashed or dripping water; also, objects filled with liquids, like vases, or open beverages should not be placed on or near the appliance Protect the environment and keep your energy consumption down ­ if you are not using the appliance for a prolonged time, pull the mains plug. Place the transmitter near to your hi-fi system, your TV or another audio source. Connect the power supply to the power supply port of the transmitter and then insert the plug into a power outlet. [. . . ] Press with it carefully on the pairing button on the transmitter. Then also press within 10 seconds on the pairing button on the headphone. Press the A/D button of the cordless headphones to switch between the two audio sources. Caution: With some DVD players or other digital audio sources, the Toslink output has to be activated. Read the operating manual of your player in this context. Both the inputs do not have to be active for music transmission. You can also use the inputs individually. Remember to also switch to the correct input on the cordless headphones (A/D). Thereafter, press the Pairing button of the cordless headphones for 10 seconds and thus confirm your selection. If you wish to operate several sets in parallel, repeat steps 1-5 for the next set. "Total Privacy" ­ Anti-eavesdropping security Thanks to the latest wireless technology, the possibility of listening in by third parties is eliminated and you can fully enjoy your private sphere. Charging of the rechargeable batteries starts automatically and the charging indicator light of the charging tray switches to red. If the charging indicator light does not become red, move the headphone a little back and forth in the charging tray till the charging contacts engage correctly and the charging indicator light glows red. Caution: Before using the batteries the first time, charge them continuously for 8 hours to achieve full capacity. the cordless headphone set has a charge-protecting battery charging function for longer running time of the batteries. After about 8 hours, the discharged batteries get completely charged again and the charging indicator light goes off. You can now enjoy your music for about 11 hours at average loudness levels. Using different batteries The RF headphone can also be used with other chargeable standard AAA micro batteries or non-chargeable 1. Standard chargeable AAA micro batteries cannot, however, be charged via the devices. Disposing of the batteries and rechargeable batteries Consider the environment when disposing of the batteries or rechargeable batteries, which must not be thrown away with domestic rubbish. Do not use old and new batteries or different battery types simultaneously. Remove batteries from the device if it is not to be used for a long time. [. . . ] Check whether the position of the headphones in the charging tray is correct and also check the position of the batteries in the battery compartment. While charging, the charging indicator light glows red. Transmitter Application Devices are paired and the transmission is on Devices are off Devices are on and not paired Stand-by mode Transmission is switched on but no transmission takes place Status of the operation indicator light On Off On Off Off Status of the charging indicator light Off On (red) On (green) A regular noise is audible in the digital transmission A noise can be heard in the signal Cordless headphones are not in the charging tray Cordless headphones are in the charging tray and getting charged Cordless headphones are in the charging tray and charged Cordless headphones Application Wireless transmission is ok Wireless transmission is not ok, devices are not paired These systems may be sold and operated in the EU and in EFTA countries. Operation is not permitted in any countries not named. [. . . ]