Leaving The Range Of The Transmitter - Sennheiser RS 2000 Instruction Manual

If a problem occurs ...
Problem Possible cause
The audio cable is defective.
The signal of the audio source is
Sound is
distorted.
distorted
The volume on the stethoset
receiver is adjusted to high.
Receiver
The
The rechargeable battery is almost
status
LED lights
empty.
up red
The operating The rechargeable battery is
time decreases exhausted.
The stethoset receiver is not paired
with the transmitter.
The stethoset
The distance to the transmitter is
receiver does
too large.
not connect to
the transmitter
2 stethoset receivers are currently
connected to the transmitter
If a problem occurs that is not listed in the above table or if the problem cannot be solved with the
proposed solutions, visit the RS 2000 product page at www.sennheiser.com for the most up-to-date
list of frequently asked questions.
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Possible solution
Replace the audio cable.
Reduce the volume of the audio
source.
Reduce the volume on the stethoset
receiver.
Recharge the rechargeable battery.
Have the rechargeable battery
replaced by an authorized Sennheiser
service partner.
Pair the stethoset receiver with the
transmitter.
Reduce the distance between the
stethoset receiver and the
transmitter.
Up to 2 stethoset receivers can be
simultaneously used with the
transmitter.

Leaving the range of the transmitter

The range of the transmitter largely depends on environmental con-
ditions such as wall thickness, wall composition etc. If you leave the
range of the transmitter, the audio first cuts out occasionally until
it finally cuts out completely. The
thoset receiver flashes green (or red if the rechargeable battery is
almost empty). The transmitter automatically switches off
(standby) when there is no stethoset receiver connected. The
Transmitter status LED goes off.
WARNING
Danger of hearing damage due to high volumes!
If you leave the range of the transmitter and the connection is lost,
the stethoset receiver remains switched on. If, in this case, you
increase the volume on the stethoset receiver and then re-enter the
transmitter's range, the volume will be louder than before the con-
nection loss.
Do not change the volume when you are outside the range of the
transmitter.
Take off the stethoset receiver before re-entering the range of
the transmitter.
If you re-enter the range of the transmitter, the transmitter auto-
matically switches on again and the connection is re-established.
Receiver status
LED on the ste-
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