Rebroadcasting To Personal Fm Receivers - FrontRow ITR-02 User Manual

How to Connect a Personal FM System to a Classroom Audio System
1. Connect an audio cable to the classroom
audio receiver output jack. If recording,
first connect a splitter cable (1a), then
attach the audio cable (1b).
2. Turn on the student's PFM transmitter.
See Tips below.
3. Connect the audio cable to the transmitter
audio in jack (or, if using Amigo T30, the
mic jack). Straighten the microphone cord
(or optional antenna) for Personal FM
Transmitters other than Amigo T30/T31.
See Tips below.
4. Set audio output volume on classroom
receiver as recommended in Tips below,
or as desired by student.
5. If recording, connect a second audio
cable from the splitter to the audio in
(microphone) jack of a computer. Follow
recording software instructions.
NOTE: The use of high quality audio cables
is recommended to avoid the introduction
of interference to the system.
Tips for Specific PFM Transmitters and
Classroom Amplification Receivers:
Oticon Amigo T5
On PFM transmitter,
Audio In (3.5mm)
connect cable to...
• Mute the
Notes
transmitter
Suggested Classroom Audio Output Settings (adjust as needed for student preference)
FrontRow Juno
*A higher output setting may be needed if using a splitter cable for recording.
Oticon Amigo T10
Audio In (3.5mm
• Turn the
transmitter OFF
(don't worry; it
will detect the
audio signal and
transmit)
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Teacher's
Computer
Personal
FM Transmitter
Phonak Campus
Oticon Amigo T30 S/SX
Mic In (2.5mm) Audio In (3.5mm)
• Skip Step 3 –
• Turn capsule on
patch cord acts MM8 lapel mic
as antenna
to 'X' to mute
the mic
• Note that the Mic
in jack is 2.5mm –
an adapter may
be needed or use
2.5mm to 3.5mm
patch cord
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5
1a
2 1b
3
Phonak Inspiro
Audio In (3.5mm)
• Phonak disables
"Dynamic FM"
when connected
to classroom
amplification
• Audio Input set-
ting must be set
to "iPod Nano"
from "General"
• Settings > Audio
input > iPod nano
• Mute the
transmitter
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1
Phonak EasyLink
(SmartLink+,
ZoomLink+,
EasyLink+):
Audio In (3.5mm)
• Link+ transmitters
require a separate
adapter to
connect the
audio cord (see
User Manual)
• Turn the transmit-
ter on first, then
connect for best
results
• Mute the
transmitter
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