Specifications - Oregon Scientific WRS368 User Manual

The wrong audio source may have been selected.
Check that the correct source is selected and make sure
to point the remote control device directly toward the
infrared sensor.
The Wireless Remote Speaker supports an
overwhelming majority of infrared remote control devices
operating on a different range of frequencies. However,
Oregon Scientific does not assure the compatibility of
this product with all Audio / Video devices existing in the
market. For example, a device that is an RF-only device
or uses high frequency infrared cannot learn from the
speaker. If your device falls in this category, use a
different audio source whose remote control device uses
a frequency transmission supported by the Wireless
Remote Speaker.
Why is the Remote Learning function not working?
The wrong keys on the remote control device may have
been pressed or the wrong remote control device may
have been used to point toward the Wireless Remote
Speaker. It is also possible that the remote control device
learned the wrong keys.
Press the RESET button at the bottom of the speaker to
reset the unit and go back to the beginning of the Remote
Learning session and closely follow the steps and ensure
the correct remote control device keys are learned, taking
note of the correct LCD icons flashing to confirm a
learned function. Also, make sure that you are pressing
the right keys and using the right audio source remote
control device.
Why is the Remote Repeat function not working?
The remote control device may not have learned the
Remote Learning function correctly prior to the Remote
Repeat function. Ensure that Remote Learning must first
be successfully implemented for Remote Repeat to work
on a remote control device.
Data signal interference or static electricity may be
disrupting the infrared signal frequency between the
remote control device and Wireless Remote Speaker.
Similarly, radio transmission between the speaker and
Transmitter may also be disrupted. Power off the
speaker, wait a few seconds, and turn the unit back on,
and ensure that no objects or magnetic fields are
interfering with reception.
Why is the Wireless Remote Speaker not responding
when the buttons are pressed?
Remove and reconnect the AC power plug or reinsert
the batteries and switch the speaker on again, checking
that the power is on. If there is still no response, the
speaker's control panel membrane may be damaged.
Take the unit to a qualified Oregon Scientific dealer for
servicing.
WRS368 Eng R15

SPECIFICATIONS

TYPE
Dimensions
(W x H x D)
Radio
transmission
Infrared sensor
(remote speaker)
Infrared
generator
(transmitter)
Amplifier output
Audio system
Power sources
Power
consumption
Wireless audio
transmission
Sound features
Speaker system
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DESCRIPTION
Wireless Remote Speaker:
203 x 187 x 196 mm
(8 x 7.4 x 7.7 inches)
Transmitter:
114 x 106 x 114 mm
(4.5 x 4.2 x 4.5 inches)
Range of 30 meters (98 feet) in
open space
Range of 7 meters (23 feet)
Full coverage of infrared
beaming by at least 3 LEDs
1.5W x 2 (+ 3W for subwoofer)
THD: 0.5% at 1kHz
S/N ratio: 60dB
Channel separation: 35dB
Level balance: +/- 3dB
110V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz (AC)
6 x C-size batteries
Battery life of 4 days based on
6 hours of operation per day
2.4GHz digital transmission for
stereo audio
Equalizer (Bass, Treble in steps
from -6 to +6)
2 stereo tweeters and
1 subwoofer by magnetic
shield driver
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