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| FAQ: FM_Transmitter1
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No signal
- check the battery
- tune your radio to 88MHz and step up to 90.5MHz until you get the signal.
- adjust the tuning dial on the transmitter to get clear sound
Sound is unclear
- turn off the transmitter to make sure there is no other station on this frequency
- first try to receive the signal from your transmitter at 3-5 feet distance
- try to adjust the volume on the audio source to achieve the best quality: too low volume adds noise, while setting
the volume too high causes distortions.
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| FAQ: FM_Transmitter2
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How to change the frequency setting
- While the standard FM frequency range is 88.0 - 108.0MHz,
most receivers work from 87.5MHz. We preset our transmitter_02 to 87.7MHz to avoid any interferences from
radio stations.
- To change the frequency in the range of +/-0.2MHz use nonmetal screwdriver.
No signal
- check the connection of the power plug. If using in a car ,
make sure the cigarette lighter works
- for indoor applications use the supplied power adapter
Sound is unclear
- turn off the transmitter to make sure there is no other station on this frequency
- try to turn down the volume on the audio source.
When I plug the transmitter into TV phone jack, the TV speakers turn off automatically.How to keep them on?
- if your TV is connected through a VCR or a cable box, you can use "Audio Out" jack on the VCR. This jack is of RCA type, you need to get a converter 3.5mm audio to RCA. Available at Radio Shack for about $1.00-2.00
- some TVs also have an RCA type "Audio Out" jack. It has no effect on the volume.
Working range
- Any obstacles (walls, building, etc) degrade the range of FM transmitter. At an open space a decent FM radio receives the signal in the range of
up to 200 feet.
- If a transmitter's frequency concurs with a powerful radio station, the sound may get distorted,
and the performance may drop dramatically. Make sure to find an unused frequency.
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| FAQ: FM Hands free
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Frequency setting
- You can certainly use any frequency in the standard FM range of 88.0 - 108.0 MHz. To achieve the best sound quality,
however, we recommend to find a frequency on your FM radio free from local radio stations, and then set the same on the FM_transmitter3.
You can aslo save this frequency in the memory of your radio, so next time just press one button when receive a phone call.
Enjoy conducting a phone conversation through the radio while keeping both hands on the wheel.
Using michrophone
- Your hands free set is equipped with a high sensitivity michrophone that doesn't require special positioning.
2.5mm connector
- Most cellular phones have a standard 2.5mm 3 poles connector for hands free set. If your phone has a specific connector, you
can get an adaptor to 2.5mm jack at any wireless store.
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