ELT Group AudioLink II IRT-951C User Manual

AudioLink® II

Personal Listening System Model PLS-951C

Thank you for purchasing an AudioLink® system. We are confident you will find this product
greatly enhances your listening pleasure. The IRT-951C is compatible with conventional LCD
and plasma televisions. See our full line at

Your satisfaction is our primary objective. If you have difficulties with the system at any time
please contact us. See the list of customer support centers enclosed.

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System Components:

IRT-951C Compact transmitter IRT-951C Compact receiver
2m Audio cable with 3.5mm to RCA plugs 2 AAA alkaline batteries
PS-950 Power Supply

Setup: (Fig. 1)

Select the transmitter location.

Place the IRT-951C transmitter on top of the TV or shelf near the television. Do not place
obstructions in front of the transmitter, as this will block the infrared light signal.

Step 1: Connect the transmitter power supply.

Insert the power supply cord into the 12 VDC jack on located on the back of the transmitter.
Then, plug the power supply into an AC wall outlet.
Fig.1

Step 2: Connect the transmitter to the audio source.

1-Insert the 3.5mm plug into the Audio In port of the transmitter.
2-Locate the two jacks on the television (typically one red and one white) labeled “Audio Out”.

Note: Jacks labeled Input will not work.
3- Connect the provided audio cable to these two jacks and insert the other end into the Audio

In of the transmitter.

4-Adjust the television volume to a level comfortable for other listeners in the room.
Note: Typical “Audio out” jacks are affected by the television volume setting. Muting

the television will also mute the sound to the AudioLink
at too low a setting may result in insufficient signal reaching the AudioLink

® II system. Setting the volume

® II system.

The effect of this low signal may be low volume in the receiver or no volume at all.
Step 3: Mic-Line selector.

The Mic –Line selector switch defines what type of audio source is being used with the
transmitter. When using the provided audio cable select the Line option. If a microphone is
used, select the Mic selection. Note: If the incorrect setting is used, the user may

experience very low volume or no volume at all.
Step 5: Turning the transmitter on/off.

The transmitter has a power on/off switch located on the top right side (See figure 2). Press the
switch once and the transmitter will power on and the red LED will illuminate. Press it again to
turn the transmitter off.