User manual SENNHEISER AUDIOLINK PLS-100

[. . . ] - World's lightest wireless audio headset-weighs only 1. 4 ounces. - Two rechargeable batteries-no replacement costs or inconvenience; integrated charging port included in transmitter. - Easy operation-connects to the audio output jacks of VCRs, hi-fi equipment, the TeleCaptionTM4000 closed caption decoder, and many TVs. - Individually adjustable-can be tailored to your individual hearing loss. [. . . ] With this connection, volume on the TV is independent of volume on the headset, so all household members can view TV together at a comfortable level. If you prefer to use a headphone jack on your TV or audio equipment, use the appropriate adapter. NCI supplies an RCA to 1/8" mono adapter, which fits most TV headphone jacks. If your audio equipment uses a different jack, consult your audio equipment owner's manual. In doing so, you will replace the "dummy" battery in one of the receptacles. If you do not have an audio output jack or headphone jack available, or if you have problems connecting the transmitter, contact your AudioLinkTMdealer or NCI. Telecaption 4000 Decoder (rear) LOCATION AND USE OF CONTROLS AUDIOLlNI(TM TRANSMITTER/BATTERY CHARGERT-100 1. LED: Keep these five light emitting diodes (LEDs) unobstructed and in clear line of sight of the LED on the headset. BATTERIES: Two rechargeable batteries each provide ten hours of continuous use when properly charged. rr;1 ~p TV CHARGING THE BATTERIES Before first use of the headset, each battery should be charged for 24 hours for optimal use. For best results, periodically let each battery drain completely and then recharge. Because two batteries have been provided, one always can be recharging while the other is in use. Batteries are charged as long as the transmitter is plugged into an AC outlet. You cannot overcharge the batteries. - LOCATION AND USE OF CONTROLS, AUDIOLINKTM HEADSET H-100 (FRONT) 1. When the front of the headset is facing away from you, turn volume control toward left to increase volume. Turn to "off" (toward the right) when headset is not in use to save battery consumption. VOLUME CONTROL INDICATOR: Displays volume level when volume is "on. " The more yellow area shown, the higher the volume. For maximum sound reception, a clear line of sight should exist between the LED on the headset and the LEDs on the transmitter. LOCA TION AND USE OF CONTROLS, HEADSET H-100 (BACK) AUDIOLINKTM 6. TONE CONTROL: Can be adjusted to compensate for varying degrees of hearing loss between low and high frequencies. VOLUME CONTROLS, RIGHT AND bEFT: Can be adjusted to compensate for varying level of hearing loss between right and lett ears. ACCESSORY JACK: 2. 5 mm jack enables certain accessories (not provided: see Accessory List) to connect to behind the ear hearing aids having "T" switch feature. NOTE: When required, adjustments of Volume and Tone Controls on the back of the headset should be made by a hearing health care professional, who can tailor the AudioUnkTM headset to your individual hearing loss. [. . . ] PROBLEM SOLVING TIPS - Hissing noise only- The LED on the headset may not be directed toward the LEDs on the transmitter; the transmitter may be defective; or the transmitter may not be set into operation. - Volume turned to maximum on headset but no signal available-Signal is missing. (If volume can be adjusted at the headphone socket, adjust volume upward until transmitter is activated. ) See manual of TV/hi-fi components. - Sound is slightly noisy- Transmitter is not positioned in optimum way or connectors are not secured tightly; reception is obstructed; or the headset is in direct sunlight or too close to a lamp. [. . . ]