Univox DLS-50 User manual

Install Your Own
Home Loop System
with
Confidence
Dr. Neil Presents

This presentation teaches
you how to install the
wonderful Univox DLS-50
home loop system in your
home or apartment

2. The receiving section
A loop system consists of
two parts:
1. The transmitting section

Transmitting Section
The transmitting section consists
of 4 components

1. Sound Source (TV)

2. Audio Cable
To connect the audio output of your TV to the loop amplifier

3. Loop Amplifier
Univox DLS-50 Loop Amplifier

4. Room Loop or Loop Pad
Red arrow points to room
loop wire
Red arrow points to loop pad

Receiving Section
The loop system receiving
section consists of a single
component. There are two
choices, depending whether you
wear hearing aids with t-coils or
not. These components are:

Hearing Aid with T-coil

Loop Receiver
Univox Listener
Loop receivers are useful for people who do not wear
hearing aids, or do not have t-coils in their hearing aids.

Setting up your Univox
DLS-50 Loop System is a
simple four-step process
1. Plug in the power adapter
2. Attach the audio cable to your TV (or other
audio device) and the loop amplifier
3. Hook up the room loop or loop pad
4. Adjust the controls

Univox DLS-50 (power plug)
Plug in the power adapter plug to the power jack on the left

Locate the red and white
audio output RCA jacks on
the back of your TV
Note: make sure
you use the audio
OUT jacks, not the
audio IN jacks

Plug the red and white RCA plugs of
your audio cable into the corresponding
audio output RCA jacks
Some audio cables just have a
red and white band on them

Plug the mini-phone plug on the
other end of the audio cable into
the Line jack on the back (center)
of the Univox DLS-50

Choose whether to install a
Loop Pad
or
Room Loop

Advantages of a Loop Pad
•Fast and easy to install
•Portable—easy to move

Disadvantages of a Loop Pad
•Have to sit in one specific chair in
order to hear on the loop
•Typically only one person can hear
at a time

Advantages of a Room Loop
•Can sit anywhere or move around freely
anywhere inside the looped area
•As many people as can fit inside the
looped area can hear via the loop