Williams Sound SoundPlus WIR RX22-4 Quick Start Manual

Williams Sound SoundPlus WIR RX22-4 Quick Start Manual

4-ch infrared receiver

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USED IN THE COURTROOMS AND JURY ASSEMBLY ROOM
SoundPlus 4-Ch Infrared Receiver
Model: WIR RX22-4

Overview

The WIR RX22-4 is a four-channel infrared (IR) receiver, compatible with transmitters operating on the
2.3-3.8 MHz bandwidth. The sleek, comfortable design features a convenient rotary channel selector, an
easy-to-use on/off and volume control.
Designed for optimal audio quality, easy operation and portability, SoundPlus IR receivers operate in the 2.3-3.8 MHz
bandwidth to minimize high efficiency lighting interference.
The WIR RX22-4 can be used with mono or stereo headphones, earphones or a T-Coil neckloop depending on the
preference of the user. Use the T-Coil neckloop for those with hearing aids equipped with a telephone coil (T-Switch).
Each of our courtrooms have two infrared emitters installed to provide maximum sensitivity and operating range.
For the jury deliberation rooms
Contact Judicial Operations to have them set up the Portable Assisted Listening System (PALS). The PALS kit consists of a
Williams Sound IR Transmitter with a microphone and four SoundPlus IR Receivers. The PALS kit is completely compatible
with the courtroom system.

Getting Started

1. Plug the headphone or T-Coil neckloop into the Headphone jack on the
receiver's control panel.
NOTE: Use the T-Coil neckloop for those with hearing aids equipped with a
telephone coil (aka T-Switch or T-Coil). Headphones or earphones may cause a
loud squealing audio feedback with hearing aids. The T-Coils loop transmits the
audio from the hearing aid without the feedback.
2. Turn the receiver on by rotating the Volume control knob. The
power indicator should illuminate RED.
3. Ensure Channel 1 (2.3 MHz) is selected for the hearing-impaired system by turning
the Channel Selector knob on the control panel. Channels 2 (2.8 MHz), Ch.3 (3.3
MHz), and Ch. 4 (3.8 MHz) are used for the Court Interpreters System.
4. Make sure the "SoundPlus IR" artwork on the front of the
unit is not covered up while in use. Do not place the
receiver in a pocket or purse or it will not work properly.
5. Adjust the volume to a comfortable listening level.
6. To turn the receiver off, rotate the Volume control knob to the left until it off. The
ON
power indicator should not be lit. To prolong the battery life of the unit, turn clicks
the receiver off when it is not in use.

Low Battery Indicator

The "ON" power indicator on top of the unit will flash to indicate low battery levels.

Battery Information

The WIR RX22-4 IR Receiver uses two (2) disposable AA batteries or two (2) AA rechargeable batteries.
We highly recommend using only replaceable AA Alkaline batteries.
IMPORTANT:
If Alkaline (non-rechargeable) batteries are being installed, ensure the slide in the battery selection
switch in the battery compartment is set to the "Alkaline" position. See FIG. A. If installing NiMH (or rechargeable)
batteries, slide the battery selection switch to the "NiMH" position.
ON
Stereo Headphones
T-Coil Neckloop

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Summary of Contents for Williams Sound SoundPlus WIR RX22-4

  • Page 1 Contact Judicial Operations to have them set up the Portable Assisted Listening System (PALS). The PALS kit consists of a Williams Sound IR Transmitter with a microphone and four SoundPlus IR Receivers. The PALS kit is completely compatible with the courtroom system.
  • Page 2 WIR RX18 Receiver [PDF] The Williams Sound Under-Chin-Style 2-Channel Infrared Receiver WIR RX18 is designed for use with a transmitter operating on Ch.1 (2.3MHz) and Ch.2 (2.8 MHz) or stereo. This easy-to-operate, under chin-style receiver is ideal for listening applications where optimal sound quality is essential. Lightweight, one-piece design is comfortable and easy-to-clean.

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