About the infrared
rays
communication
The illustration below shows the
approximate area covered by the
infrared rays emitted from the
transmitter.
Infrared ray
Transmitter
Approx. 4 m
(157
1
/
in.)
2
Approx. 10 m (32.8 ft.)
Approx. 4 m
1
(157
/
in.)
2
Notes
•This system utilizes infrared rays for
communication so noise (hissing) can be heard
from the headphones as you move farther away
from the transmitter. The sound will also be
cutoff and noise will be heard if the infrared
rays are blocked. These are characteristics of
infrared ray communication and do not
indicate malfunction.
•The infrared rays will not penetrate walls or
opaque glass, therefore, be sure to stay within
sight of the transmitter.
•When you use the headphones inside the area
illustrated in the diagram, the transmitter can
be placed in the front, behind or by the side of
the listener.
•The sound you hear varies according to your
position and the transmitter position. Try
finding a position which yields the best sound.
•Do not cover the infrared sensors with your
hands or hair.
Table of contents
Getting started
Unpacking .......................................... 4
Operating the system
Additional information
Precautions ........................................ 12
3