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Pyle PHPW5 User manual

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  • How to connect the emitter to electronic devices?
    How to turn on the emitter?
    How to connect the receiver (headphone) to the emitter?
    How to install the batteries in the receiver?
    How to connect the receiver to an electronic device as a wired headphone?
    How to use the receiver as an FM radio?
II
Packa
e
include
Emitter
1
•
Receiver(Headohone)
1
•
Instruction
Manual
1
•
Audio
cable
1
•
Audio
Transform
cable
1
•
The:
followin
art.
are
0
tionu
4.SVDC
200mAPower
ada
tor
1
Installation
•
IOltaDinl
the
receiver:
IllIert
two
AAA
batterie.
into
the
battery
compartment
accordin&
to
the
+
and
polarity.
Dr.w
the
function
.witch
(7)
to
the
location
of
WIRELESS
or
FM
.
The
indicator
on
the
headphone
lhine
to
eUlure
that
the
headphone
work
well
•
IoltaDiDI
the
emitter:
IWiert
two
AAA
batteriel
into
the
battery
compartment
accordins
to
the
+
and-
polarity.
or
inlert
the
power
adaptor
(optional)
into
power
,ocket
of
emitter
(4.SV
De).Inlert
audio
plug
of
the
emitter
into
AUDIO-OUT
locket
of
audio
•
ource(.uchuTV.et.
audiod.cvice.
PC.
DVDplayer.
CD
player.
MP3
player.
etc.).
Pleale
Ice
Fig.l,
Fig.2. Fig.3.
Fig.4
(Note:
10c.1c
the
emitter
at
a
high
pOlition
in
order
to
achieve
belt
reception
effect)
OperatIon
•
Winle
••
headphone
(1)
Pleye
.ee
Fig.l.
In.crtthe
emitter
audio
cable
into
the
AUDIO-OUT
locket
of
the
electronic
device
or
headphone
lOCket,
and
move
the
function
.witch
of
the
emittcrto
the
"ON"po.ition,
then
the
emitter
indicator
lhine.
(2)
Built
in
the
batteryon
the
emitter
and
the
receiver,
draw
the
function
Iwitch
to
the
"WIRELESS"position,
the
indicator
of
the
headphone
go
on.
Put
the
volume
control
to
a
.uitable
po.ition,
then
adjn.t
the
tiny
modulation
on
the
emitter
till
getting
a
be.t
effed
(large.t
.ound
and
cleare.t).
•
Winle
••
net
audio
chat
(1)
Connect
the
emitter
audio
cable
to
the
adaptor
cable
(optionu)
(.ee
Fig.2),
and
insert
the
other
end
of
the
adaptor
cable
into
the
audio
out
socket
of
the
PC,
then
in.ert
one
end
of
the
andio
cable
(optional)
into
the
microphone
.ocket
(MIC)
on
the
emitter,
and
i1lllcrt
the
other
end
into
the
microphone
in
.ocket
of
the
PC.
(2)
Turn
on
the
power
Iwitch
of
the
emitter,
then
the
indicator
go
on
well,
put
the
out-built
MIC
forward
your.dfand
keep
away
with
the
di.tance
ofO.SM(.ee
Fig.2).
(3)
open
your
chat
tool
and
draw
the
.witch
to
the
"WIRELESS"
pOlition,
the
indicator
of
the
headphone
go
on
well.
AdjUit
the
volume
to
the
luitable
pOlition,
then
headphone
can
receive
the
.ound
via
the
SK.YPEIMSN/QQ
from
your
frienda
in
the
other
end.
•
Listen
to
the
radio
The
receiver
can
be
n.ed
.eparately
II
an
FM
radio.
Fir.t
draw
the
tUnction
.witch
to
the
"PM"
pOlition,
and
then
prell
the
"RESBT"
once,
then
prell
the
"SCAN'1i;:ey
in
tum
to
learch
a
higher
range
and
lock
one
radio
channel;
when
the
highe.t
ranae
i.
reached,
pre
..
"RESET"
key.
and
the
frequency
returnJ
to
the
lowe.t
range.
Prell
"SCAN"
key
again,
and
the
receiver
will
Mean:h
the
radio
channell
from
the
low
range
again
.
•
Wired
Headphone
(without
batterle.)
IWiert
one
end
of
the
audio
cable
(optional)
intothe
audio
locket
of
the
receiver
(.ee
Fig.4),
and
in.ert
the
other
end
into
the
headphone
locket
of
the
electronic
devicel,
luch
u
MP3
player.
VCD
player.
DVDplayer.
etc.,
and
then
the
unit
can
be
u.ed
al
a
wired
headphone.
•
Tarning
offthe
unit
When
the
unit
i.
not
Uled,
move
the
function
Iwitch
on
the
emitter
to
"OFF"
pOlition
to
tum
off
the
emitter,
and
tum
the
volume
control
receiver
to
the
"OFF"
po.ition,
and
the
power
indicator
receiver
will
go
ont,
and
the
receiver
will
tum
off.
Remove
battmel
when
not
uling
unit
for a
long
time.
F/g.1
F/g.2
Fig.3
Fig.4
Technical
Specifications
Emitter
Emission
frequency:
86±O.SMHz
Modulationmode:
PM
Emilliou
diltance:
30M
(with
no
interference)
Power
supply:
2xAAAbatteriei
or4.SV
DC.
Receiver(beadpboDe)
Frequency
range:
86MHz
forwireleSi
headphone
and
87-108MHz
for
FM
radio.
RcceptionMode:
FM
Distortion:
,;;:
2'"
Power
Supply:2xAAA
batterie.
This appliance is
not
intended for use
by
persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory
or
mental capabilities,
or
lack
of
experience and knowledge, unless they have
been
given
supervision
or
instruction concerning use
of
the appliance
by
a person
responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure
that they do
not
play with the appliance
Notes
•
To
achieve
best
reception
.pread
out
emitter
audio
cable
of
the
emitter
or
locate
the
emitter
at
ahigherposition.(the
emitter
audio
cable
can
alia
be
used
51
antenna).
•
If
the
sound
is
distorted
or
too
strong,
adjlat
the
volume
of
the
lignal
10urce(TVlet.
VeD.
player.
DVDplayer.
PC.
MP3.
walkman
etc.)
To
a
lower
level,
and
reception
performance
maybe
improve.
•
Replace
the
batteries
if
you
arc
having
the
following
problems
1)
The
emitter
indicator
becomes
dim.
2)
The
receiver
reception
il
poor.
3)
The
volume
becomes
weak
and
the
.ouod
il
diltored.
Appearance and Function
Il1austrations
A
Receiver
I.Battery
compartment
cover
2.Volume
coutrol
(VOL)
Power/Function
.witch
(OFF-WIRELESS-FM)
3.Scan
key(SCAN)
4.Resetkey(RESEn
S.Power
indicator
6.Audio
,ocket
B
Emitter
7.
Power
indic.tor
(Front)
8.Power
switch
(Tiny
Frequence
modulation)
9.Microphone
lOCket
(MIC)
IO.Power
.ocket
(4.5VDC)
II.Microphone
(MIC)
12.Audio
cable
ofcmitter
13
.Battery
compartment
(bottom)
B
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