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    Sound Blaster ® Wir el ess Rec eiver User’ s Guide[...]

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    Congratulations! Y our Sound Blaster ® Wir eless Rec eiver compl ements Creative tr ansmitters like Sound Blast er Wirel ess T ransmitte r and Sound Blaster X-Fi™ Notebook. T ogether, your rec eiver and transmitter en able y ou to enjoy high-quality music, wher ever you ar e in your home, wire lessl y . Y ou can also expand your wirel ess system[...]

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    About Your Receiver 2 About Y our Receiv er LINE OUT 5V DC LINK / CONNECT 7 6 8 9 4 5 1 2 3 1 Power/Standby and Play/Pause button Pres s to turn on. Pres s and hold to enable Standby mode. 2 Next/F ast forwar d button Pres s and hold to Fast f orward. 3 Pr evious/Rewind button Pres s and hold to Rewind. 4 Infrar ed rec eiver 5 Power LED See “Unde[...]

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    About Your Remote Control 3 About Y our Remote Contr ol Y our remot e control has an oper ating distance of up to thr ee meters (appr oximately 9.8 f eet). T o remo ve an d replac e the remote c ontrol ’ s battery, see “Replacing the r emote contr ol battery” on page 15. RM-820 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 10 3 1 Power/Standby 2i P o d ® Back/Menu* 3 [...]

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    Setting Up Your Receiver 4 Setting Up Y our Rec eiver Step 1: Position your r eceiver Y ou can pair (connect wir eles sly) your transmitt er and receiv er before positioning your r eceiver . Once pair ed, place your r eceiver up to 30 meters away fr om your transmitter . Step 2: Connect your r eceiver NOTE Signal quality between the transmit t er a[...]

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    Enable wireless control fo r your transmitter 5 Step 3: Enable wir eless c ontrol f or your transmitter F or Sound Blaster Wirel ess Transmitter The device’ s wirel ess featur es are enab l ed by default. If not, r efer to its documentation to enabl e it. F or Sound Blaster X-Fi Notebook F ollow these steps t o enable the device’ s wir eless f [...]

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    Turn on your receiver and Auto Pair 6 Step 4: T urn on your r eceiver and Auto P air Y our transmitter and rec eiver pair (c on n ec t wi re les sly ) au t om a t ic al ly w he n turned on. The Link LED, at the back of the rec eiver, flashes and then lights up green when pairing is suc cessful. NOTE If your transmitter and r eceiver do not pair, si[...]

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    Play and stream music from transmitter 7 Step 5: Play and str eam music fr om transmitter Play music on your transmitter and br oadcast music t o your rec eiver . Setting Up T wo or Mor e Receiv ers Repeat Steps 1 to 2 in “Setting Up Y our Re ceiver” on page 4. In Step 4, turn on all your r eceivers. Y our r eceivers pair automaticall y with yo[...]

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    Manual Pairing 8 Manual Pairing This section shows you how to pair y our transmitter manually with two to four r eceivers. If you wish to use zone c ont rol, you must pair y our units manually . F or more inf ormation about broadcas ting and zone control, see “Using Y our Wir eless F eatur es” on page 11. Only the fir st four manuall y paired r[...]

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    Press the Connect button on your first receiver 9 Step 2: Pr ess the Connect butt on on your first r eceiver This must be done within thr ee minutes after pr essing the Connect button on the transmitter (Step 1). Once the tr ansmitter and receiv er are pair ed succes sfully, the Link LED on both units light up gr een and remain on. The fir st r ece[...]

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    Press the Connect button on your transmitter again 10 Step 3: Pr ess the Connect button on your transmitter again The transmitter’ s Link LED flashes. Refer to the diagr am in Step 1. Step 4: Pr ess the Connect button on your second r eceiver Refer to the diagram in Step 2. Onc e the transmitter and r eceiver ar e paired succes sfully, the Link L[...]

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    Using Your Wireless Features 11 Using Y our Wir eless F eatur es Use the transmitter softwar e install ed on your computer to contr ol your re ce i v e r s re m o t e l y f ro m y o u r t r a n s m i t te r . Br oadcasting Br oadcasting can be used on any num ber of pair ed rec eivers. This featur e enables you to activ ate or deactivate all pair e[...]

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    Using Your Wireless Features 12 Zone Contr ol Zone contr ol is limited to the firs t four manually pair ed receiv ers. This featur e enables y ou to activate or deactivat e each pair ed rec eiver individually . OR R1 R2 R3 R4 T T R Tra n s m i t t e r Receiver Sound Blaster X-Fi Notebook Sound Blaster Wirel ess Tra n s m i t t e r[...]

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    Using Your Wireless Features 13 For Sound Blaster Wireless Transmitter 1 In Sound Blaster Wir eles s Control Pane l, click the Zone button, and then click the zones assigned to the r eceiver s y ou want to activate or deactivate. 2 Clicking the Zone button will pu t the activated zones/r eceiver s on stand by . 3 Click the Zone button again to ac t[...]

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    Other Information 14 Other Information Understanding the P ower LED Understanding the Link LED Returning to factory def ault settings Return to the factory def aul t settings if you want to • r evert to the original volume setting, • r eset your zone numbering sequence, or • “unpair” a r eceiver . LED Behavior Status White Stable T urned [...]

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    Other Information 15 Pr ess and hold the Pre vious/Rewind an d Next/F ast forwar d buttons on your r eceiver together for fiv e seconds. The Power LED goes off for two sec onds befor e lighting up again. Replacing the r emote contr ol battery Refer to the f ollowing diagram to r emove and r eplace the battery (when it is depleted) fr om the remote [...]

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    Troubleshooting 16 T roubl eshooting Here are some tips if you enc ounter these probl ems. Ther e is no sound from the spea kers that ar e connected to the re ce i v e r . Check the foll owing: • The Connect LEDs ar e lit up. Else see the following tr oubleshooting tip. • The r eceiver is connected t o th e power outlet and turned on. • The s[...]

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    Troubleshooting 17 My r eceiver seems to be picking up extr a noise, or there ar e intermittent pauses. The position of your Sound Blaster Wir eles s devices as well as signals fr om other wirel ess r outers or Bluetooth equip ment may aff ect the quality of the transmissions. T ry the foll owing: • In Sound Blaster Wir eless Contr ol Pane l, cha[...]

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    Troubleshooting 18 M y re m o t e co n t ro l i s n o t re s p o n d i n g . • Y our r emote contr ol ’ s battery may have depl eted. T o remo ve and replac e the battery, see “Replacing the r emote control batt ery” on page 15. Also check the foll owing: • Y ou have install ed the transmitter softwar e. •I n t h e Remote Control Settin[...]

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    Troubleshooting 19 (For Sound Blaster X-Fi Notebook only) When I switch my r ecord ing sourc e from Mic In to Line In in Entertainment Mode, the wir eles s connection is los t. When the re cording sour ce is changed to Mic In, wirel ess music contr ol is automaticall y disabled so that input fr om the micr ophone (for exampl e, a private internet v[...]

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    General Specifications 20 General Specifications Connectivity • Audio Line Out - 3.5 mm (1/8") Ster eo jack • RCA Audio Line Out jacks Power A dap ter • Supply V oltage: 5V +/- 5% • Curr ent: 1 A • Power: 5 W Radio F requency (RF) • Operating RF range: 2400 - 2483.5 MHz • Number of RF channels: 3 • RF transmitter power output: [...]

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    Safety Information 21 Sa fe t y I n fo r ma t i o n Refer to the f ollowing information to use y our product safel y, and to reduc e the chance of electric shock, short-cir cuit ing, damage, fire, hearing impairment or other hazar ds. Improper handling may v oid the warranty for your pr oduct. For mor e information, read the warranty availabl e wit[...]

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    Safety Information 22 • WARNING: T o reduce the risk of fir e or electric shock, do not expose y our product t o water or moisture. If y our product is moistur e-resis tant, take car e not to immerse your pr oduct in water or expose it to r ain. Earphones • When a conductive appar atus, such as earphones, is used in close pro ximity with a CRT [...]

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    Safety Information 23 WEEE DIRECTIVE 2002/96/EC BA TTERIES DIRECTIVE 2006/66/EC The use of the WEEE Symbol indicates that this pr oduct may not be treat ed as household waste. By ensu ring this product is disposed of corr ectly, you will help pr otect the environment. F o r more det ailed information about the r ecycling of this product, pl ease co[...]

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    Declaration of Conformity 24 Declaration of Conf ormity Accor ding to the FCC96 208 and ET95-19 Manufactur er/Importer's Name: Creativ e Labs, Inc. Manufactur er/Importer's Address: 1901 McCarthy Boulev ard Milpitas, CA. 95035 United States T el: (408) 428-6600 declares under its sol e responsibility that the pr oduct T rade Name: Creativ[...]

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    Regulatory Information 25 Regulatory Information Notice f or the USA FCC Part 15 : This equipment has been tested and f ound to comply with the limits f or a Class B digital devic e, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits ar e designed to pro vide reasonabl e protection against harmful interf erence in a r esidential installation. This [...]

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    Regulatory Information 26 T o ensure complianc e, operations at closer than this dist ance is not rec ommended. The antenna used for this tr ansmitter must not be co-locat ed in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter . California Pr oposition 65 Statement WARNING: Handling this product may e xpose you to chemicals known to the State of C[...]

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    Regulatory Information 27 Notice f or Canada This Class B digital apparatus c omplies with Canadian ICES-003. Operation is subject to the fo llowing two conditions: 1 This device may not ca use harmful interferenc e, and 2 This device mus t accept any interfer ence r eceived, including interfer ence that may cause undesir ed operation. Cet appare i[...]

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    Regulatory Information 28 Eur opean Compliance This product c onforms to the foll owing: EMC Dire ctive 2004/108/EC. Mains operated pr oducts for the Eur opean mark et compl y with Low Voltage Dir ective 2006/ 95/EC. Communication / RF wir eless pr oducts for the Eur opean market compl y with R&TTE Directiv e 1999/5/EC. CAUTION : T o comply wit[...]