Control Panel - Oregon Scientific WRS368 User Manual

CONTROL PANEL

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LCD DISPLAY
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1. Volume bar
2. Reception status
3. Bass and treble
4. Mute on / off
5. Clock
6. Learning function - volume up
7. Learning function - volume down
8. Learning function - mute
9. Audio sources 1, 2 and 3
10. Low-battery indicator
11. AC power indicator
12. Learning status - confirmed
13. Learning status - learning
14. Learning status - activated
WRS368 Eng R15
Clock set
Mute
Volume down
Audio source selection
Remote learner
Equalizer
Volume up
Power on / off
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TRANSMITTER
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1. RCA red / white input jack (audio source
2. Line-in jack (audio source
3. Line-in jack (audio source
4. DC IN jack
CONNECTING THE WIRELESS REMOTE
SPEAKER
CAUTION To avoid being exposed to any radio
frequency emission, the Wireless Remote Speaker and
Transmitter should be placed at least 20cm (8 in) away
from nearby persons.
For the Wireless Remote Speaker to playback audio from
up to 3 audio sources, you must first connect each audio
source to the Transmitter. For example, you can have
your stereo connected as source
as source and your TV as the third audio source.
An audio signal is transmitted from the Transmitter to
the Wireless Remote Speaker via a radio frequency data
channel at a range of up to 30 meters (98 feet). The
speaker then regenerates sound from an audio source
similar to a speaker that is directly connected to a source.
Audio source
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1. Connecting audio sources to the Transmitter using
the supplied Y cable or a standard stereo cable (read
following section on "CONNECTING AUDIO
SOURCES TO THE TRANSMITTER" for more
information)
2. Connecting the AC adaptor to the Transmitter
3. Connecting the AC adaptor or installing batteries to
the Wireless Remote Speaker
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RF Safety
Information
, your DVD player
Max: 30 meters
(98 feet)
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