Nasaco NTM1700 User manual

2.4GHz
Digital Wireless Stereo Amplifier
NTM1700
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I. Location of Functions
A.Transmitter (NTJD800)
1. Power On/Off
2. Power light
3. RCA/LINE IN select switch
4. RSSI light
5. VIDEO/AUDIO select switch
6. LINE IN jack
7. RCA jack
8. Charging jack
9. Power Input Jack
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Front view
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Rear view 7
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B. Wireless Stereo Amplifier (NTM1700)
10. Power/RSSI light
11. Left Speaker Output
12. Right Speaker Output
13. Power Input Jack
14. ON/OFF switch
15. Volume knob
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Front view
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Rear view
Accessories:
Audio Cable (3.5mm to 3.5mm Stereo)
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RCA to SPK Cable
Y Cable (RCA to 3.5 Stereo Plug)
Stereo Plug Adaptor (6.3 Plug to 3.5 Jack)
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Adaptor (6V 500mA) for Transmitter
EPA-241DAN-15 Adaptor (15V 1600mA) for Wireless stereo Amplifier,
Or
Adaptor (15V 800mA) for Wireless Stereo Amplifier
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Or UL Adapter (Input: 120, 60Hz; Output: 17V, 1.1A), for Wireless Stereo Amplifier,
Part no.: HA57U-560
Or
HA57VF-1711, (Input 230Vac 50Hz, 120mA, Output: 17Vdc, 1.1A), for Wireless
Stereo Amplifier,
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Connecting the System
I. Powering the Transmitter
Connect the small, round plug from the transmitter AC
power adaptor to the transmitter power input jack and plug
the other end of the adaptor into any standard 120V AC
wall outlet.
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Press the ON/OFF button of the transmitter. The Red LED
on the power light should be ON.
II. Connecting to an Audio Source
Connect the audio cable to the LINE IN jack of the
transmitter and plug the other end to audio source (e.g.
LINE OUT of DVD player).
Turn the LINE IN selection switch to LINE IN.
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The Audio/Video Switch is for latency select. Usually set at
Audio for music listening.
III. Connecting to Speakers
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Insert bare wire part of speaker cables of
to corresponding Left and Right Channel
Output of the Wireless Amplifier.
IV. Powering the Wireless Amplifier
i. Turn the volume by rotating the volume
control at the back of the unit to middle.
ii. Insert the small, round plug from Wireless
Amplifier AC power adaptor into the power
input jack
iii. Plug the other end of the AC power adaptor
into any standard 120V AC wall outlet.
Note: Be sure to use the AC power adaptors
rated 15V DC 1600mA or listed in page 6, 7
and 8.
1. After powering up the Wireless Amplifier,
the power/RSSI indicator will start blinking
in green and orange color and searching for
transmitter.
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2. If transmitter is found and connected, the
power/RSSI indicator will turn green.
3. Turn volume up at the back and you should
hear sound coming from the speakers.
Adjust the volume as desired.
V. Audio Muting
When audio source is cut off for 3 minutes, the Wireless
Amplifier will be muted. But if audio signal resumes, the
muting will be disabled and speaker will be ON again.
VI. Active/Passive Receivers
The 2.4GHz system can support infinite no. of receivers
(wireless amplifiers, speakers or headphones). However,
the no. of receivers increase, the performance will be
downgraded, i.e. transmission range will be reduced.
The first two receivers paired with the transmitter are called
“Active” receiver/speaker. The receivers paired later than
the “Active” receiver/speakers are called “Passive”
receiver/speaker. For multi-receiver system, the “Active”
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receivers/speakers can maintain its performance and are
independent with the no. of receivers in the system.
If one “Active” receiver/speaker is powered off, the other
“Passive” receivers/speakers cannot be jumped into Active
Mode automatically. They have to be powered off first and
then power up again to make it “Active”.
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The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation
distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or
operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
N
asaco
N
TM-1700
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC
rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device mus
t
accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesire
d
o
p
eration.
TESTED TO COMPL
Y
WITH FCC STANDARDS
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
FCC ID LLP-NTM1700
END
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