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b) Audio systems with single output connector
If your audio system has a single output connector (e.g. MP3 players, Walkman or
phone jack of stereo), you must use the audio cable with dual connectors on one
end and a single connector on the other (cable included in the packaging). Attach
the end with the single connector to your audio device (A) and then attach the dual
connectors on the other end to your transceiver (B).
Note: With the single output connector configuration, make sure that the red
connector is attached to the right audio-in connector and the white connector is
attached to the left audio-in connecter on the transceiver (as shown below).
Computers also have single connector audio output that you can install in the same
way.
Step 2 Attaching the AC power adapter.
Next, attach the AC adapter (supplied in the package) to the transceiver (A). Plug
the other end into a standard electrical wall socket.
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Step 3 Turning on your transceiver.
Power on your transceiver using the on/off button located on top of the transceiver.
The on/off button should illuminate green when you power on the transceiver (note
that the button should illuminate red when powered off and will not illuminate at all if
you have not connected the AC power adapter).
Step 4 Turning on the audio system.
Power on your audio system, and begin playing your audio. Make sure that the
volume is turned up to an appropriate level.
(Receiver Setup)
Step 5
Slide the battery cover out to expose the battery bay (A).
Match the leads on the battery with the connectors in the battery bay (note that the
battery should only fit in one direction). Lower the battery into the bay (do not force
the battery into the bay) (B). Slide the battery cover back into place.
Note: When you first remove the battery from the packaging you must charge it
before you can begin using the receiver (refer to the section on charging the
receiver). Also note that the battery that is included in the packaging is similar
to a Nokia 8xx series cell phone battery.
Inserting the battery into the receiver.
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Step 6 Attaching your headphones.
Use the connector on your headphones set and plug it into the earphone adapter
located on the top of the receiver.
Step 7 Turning on your receiver.
Turn on your receiver using the on/off button located on the side of the receiver. The
Power LED on the other side of receiver should illuminate. Note that the receiver will
not power on unless you have attached your headphones.
Step 8 Press the scan button and turn up the volume.
Locate the scan button on the side of the receiver (A) and press it once. When the
receiver scans and picks up the transceiver’s signals, the Connection LED on the
other side of the receiver will illuminate. If the Connection LED fails to illuminate, press
the scan button again.
When you first use the receiver out of the package, the initial volume setting is always
set to low so you must turn up the volume using the (+) button on the side of the
receiver (B). Once that is done, you should be able to hear audio in your headphones.
Note: The receiver will remember the last volume level that you used.
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FM Radio Reception on Your Receiver
(Optionsl function mode)
Your receiver is also capable of receiving FM Radio Signals. On your receiver, press
the “Scan button” for two or more seconds. This will activate the FM Radio function.
Once you start receiving the FM signals through your headset, you can press the scan
button once to scan to the next FM channel. To deactivate the FM Radio function,
simply press the “Scan button” for two or more seconds.
Note: When you turn off your receiver, it will remember the last mode you were in (FM
Mode or Standard Widio Mode). The receiver will also remember the FM
channel or Widio channel that you last accessed. The next time you start up
your receiver, it will continue with the last mode and channel that you left off
with.
Troubleshooting – No Sound
If you have completed the installation and you still are not receiving audio in your
headphones see the checklist below.
Make sure:
that you have completed all of the previous steps.
that all connections are secure for both transmitter and receiver.
that the battery in the receiver is charged. Make sure that your battery is not
damaged or unable to charge.
that the transceiver on/off button is lit green and the Power LED on the receiver
is lit.
that the audio source (e.g. stereo system) is outputting audio signals.
that the audio source volume is turned up to an appropriate level.
that your receiver volume is turned up to an appropriate level.
that you have pressed the scan button and that the receiver Connect LED is lit.
that your headphones are in working order. Try your headphones with another
audio device to make sure. Also check for frayed wires. You can also try another
headphones set.
Setting up Multiple Transceivers
You can set up more than one transceiver in your area (i.e. one for the stereo, one for
the TV, one for an MP3 player etc.). This allows several people with Widio receivers to
listen to different audio in the same area without disturbing each other.
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Each transceiver is required to use a unique channel representing its own unique
frequency. The channels for each transceiver are determined by a channel selector on
the back panels of the transceivers.
When you install multiple transceivers, we suggest that you interspace the channels
between the transceivers. For example, if you have 4 transceivers, it is better to
configure them with Channels 0, 2, 4, 6 respectively rather than Channels 0, 1, 2, 3
respectively. (Refer to the picture below.)
When you turn on your receiver, you can scan through the different channels by using
the “scan” button.
Channel Carrier Frequency Table
Channel Selection Carrier Frequency Channel Selection Carrier Frequency
0 2412 MHz 4 2452 MHz
1 2422 MHz 5 2462 MHz
2 2432 MHz ------ ------
3 2442 MHz
Charging the receiver and spare battery
When the battery levels are low on your receiver, the “Charge LED” on the receiver will
begin to illuminate few seconds and then power off.
You can charge the battery inside of the receiver by simply inserting the receiver into
the charging slot located on the transceiver (A). Make sure that the leads on the
receiver match the leads on the transceiver. Make sure that the “Charge LED” on the
receiver is illuminated after you insert the receiver into the charging slot. If it is not
illuminated, reseat the receiver in the slot.
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You can also charge a spare battery in the spare battery charging slot (B). Again,
make sure that the leads on the battery match the leads in the slot when inserting the
battery. Make sure that the charging light located next to the spare battery charging
slot is illuminated after you insert the battery.
Note: For the first two charging methods shown below (A and B), make sure you first
attach the AC power adapter before charging.
You can also charge the battery in the receiver by simply attaching the AC power
adapter directly into the receiver (C). Make sure that the "Charge LED" on the receiver
is illuminated after you attach the AC power adapter.
Note: Make sure you attach the AC power adapter before you charge the receiver.
Technical Specifications
Widio Transceiver：
Size (WxLxH)： 125 x 115 x 40 mm
Power： AC Adaptor operating in100~240V 50/60 Hz
Operating frequency： 2.4 GHz, with 7 selectable channels
Range with Receiver： Up to 50 Meter (Line of Sight)
Data Transmission Rate： Up to 2 Mbps (No audio compression)
Button： Power, channel selector
Line Inputs： 2 x RCA Jacks
Receiver：
Size (WxLxH)： 65 x 105 x 15 mm
Power： Rechargeable batteries
Battery Life： Up to 4 hours (typical use)
Recharge Time： About 2 hours
Playback Formats： WMA, MP3, CD, DVD-A, any audio source
Operating Frequency： 2.4 GHz
Buttons： Channel scan, volume control, power
Line Outputs： 1 x phone jacks
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