Williams Sound T2 863 Bedienungsanleitung

MAN 182E

T2 863 Transmitter, R2 863 Receiver

863 MHz Portable FM Listening System - Europe

QUICK SETUP GUIDE

Operating Instructions

1. Open the battery compartment by sliding the

compartment door away from the lanyard slot (Fig. A).

2. Install two AA Alkaline or NiMH batteries in the

transmitter and receiver(s). Be sure to observe proper

polarity (+/-). If using NiMH batteries, recharge with a

USB A to Mini-B cable, using the charging port (Figures

B, D). When the batteries are nearly depleted, the battery

symbol will have no bars (Figures C, E) and the display

backlight will ash; you may continue to use until the unit

quits operating, then replace or recharge the batteries.

FIG. A: Battery Compartment

VOL

LOCK VOL < >

T2 863

LCD DISPLAY

A469

ADJUST BUTTONS

VOLUME SELECT

LOCK BUTTON

CHARGING

CONTACTS

BATTERY DOOR

CHARGING

INDICATOR

POWER SWITCH

MICROPHONE

JACK

LANYARD

SLOT

RF SIGNAL

STRENGTH

LOCK

SYMBOL

BATTERY

LIFE

USB

MINI-B

CHARGING

PORT

CHANNEL MICROPHONE

VOLUME

LEVEL

OFF ON

LANYARD SLOT

BELT CLIP

HOLES

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

DOOR

(PRESS ON ARROW

AND SLIDE

IN DIRECTION

OF ARROW)

3. Plug a Williams Sound microphone into the microphone

jack on the transmitter (Fig. B). Plug a Williams Sound

earphone into the headphone jack on each of the

receivers (Fig. D).

FIG. B: T2 863 Transmitter Top / Front

4. Power on the transmitter by sliding the power switch

from “OFF” to “ON” position (Fig. B).

5. The display will light up and show the current channel,

microphone volume level, transmitted RF signal strength,

VOL

LOCK VOL < >

T2 863

LCD DISPLAY

A469

ADJUST BUTTONS

VOLUME SELECT

LOCK BUTTON

CHARGING

CONTACTS

BATTERY DOOR

CHARGING

INDICATOR

POWER SWITCH

MICROPHONE

JACK

LANYARD

SLOT

RF SIGNAL

STRENGTH

LOCK

SYMBOL

BATTERY

LIFE

USB

MINI-B

CHARGING

PORT

CHANNEL MICROPHONE

VOLUME

LEVEL

OFF ON

LANYARD SLOT

BELT CLIP

HOLES

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

DOOR

(PRESS ON ARROW

AND SLIDE

IN DIRECTION

OF ARROW)

VOL

LOCK VOL

< >

T2 863

LCD DISPLAY

A469

ADJUST BUTTONS

VOLUME SELECT

LOCK BUTTON

CHARGING

CONTACTS

BATTERY DOOR

CHARGING

INDICATOR

POWER SWITCH

MICROPHONE

JACK

LANYARD

SLOT

RF SIGNAL

STRENGTH

LOCK

SYMBOL

BATTERY

LIFE

USB

MINI-B

CHARGING

PORT

CHANNEL MICROPHONE

VOLUME

LEVEL

OFF ON

LANYARD SLOT

BELT CLIP

HOLES

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

DOOR

(PRESS ON ARROW

AND SLIDE

IN DIRECTION

OF ARROW)

FIG. C: T2 863 Transmitter Display

locked status, and battery level. (Fig. C, above)

6. Select the desired operating channel on the transmitter.

Push-and-hold the “LOCK” button until the lock

symbol disappears. Adjust the Channel by pushing

the “<” or “>” buttons. When the desired channel is

reached, push and hold the LOCK button (Fig. B) until

the lock symbol reappears (Fig. C).

7. To adjust the microphone volume on the transmitter,

push and hold the LOCK button (Fig. B) until the

lock symbol disappears, then push the VOL button

repeatedly to adjust the volume between 0-3

(Figure C).

8. More than one transmitter may be used simultaneously,

but must have at least 2 channels of separation, i.e.

channels 1, 3, 5, 8. If interference is experienced, try

increasing the channel separation between the two

competing transmitters.

VOL

LCD DISPLAY

A470

ADJUST BUTTONS

CHARGING

CONTACTS

BATTERY DOOR

CHARGING

INDICATOR

POWER SWITCH

HEADPHONE

JACK

LANYARD

SLOT

CHANNEL

RF SIGNAL

STRENGTH

LOCK

SYMBOL

BATTERY

LIFE

HEADPHONE

VOLUME

LEVEL

LANYARD SLOT

BELT CLIP

HOLES

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

DOOR

(PRESS ON ARROW

AND SLIDE

IN DIRECTION

OF ARROW)

LOCK BUTTON

USB

MINI-B

CHARGING

PORT *

* Requires a standard

USB A to Mini-B Cable

to charge

OFF ON

LOCK < >

R2 863

FIG. D: R2 863 Receiver Top/Front

9. Power on the receiver(s) by sliding the power switch

from “OFF” to “ON” position (Fig. D). The display will

light up and show the current channel, headphone

volume level, received RF signal strength, locked

status, and battery level (Figure E).

10. Select the desired operating channel on the receiver

(the same channel chosen in step 6). Push and

hold the “LOCK” button until the lock symbol

disappears, then select the channel by pushing the

“<” or “>”arrow buttons. (Fig. D).

11. To adjust the volume on the receiver, at any time,

push the “<” or “>”arrow buttons repeatedly.

(Fig. D).

12. If no buttons are pushed for a period of time on either

the transmitter or receiver, (1) the display backlight will

shut o to conserve battery power, and (2) the unit re-

locks itself, indicated by the lock symbol on the display.

VOL

LCD DISPLAY

A470

ADJUST BUTTONS

CHARGING

CONTACTS

BATTERY DOOR

CHARGING

INDICATOR

POWER SWITCH

HEADPHONE

JACK

LANYARD

SLOT

CHANNEL

RF SIGNAL

STRENGTH

LOCK

SYMBOL

BATTERY

LIFE

HEADPHONE

VOLUME

LEVEL

LANYARD SLOT

BELT CLIP

HOLES

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

DOOR

(PRESS ON ARROW

AND SLIDE

IN DIRECTION

OF ARROW)

LOCK BUTTON

USB

MINI-B

CHARGING

PORT *

* Requires a standard

USB A to Mini-B Cable

to charge

OFF ON

LOCK < >

R2 863

FIG. E: R2 863 Receiver Display

System Specications

T2 863 Transmitter

Battery Type: Two AA 1.5 V non-rechargeable Alkaline

batteries (BAT 001-2), or

Two AA 1.5 V rechargeable NiMH

batteries (BAT 026-2), charge with

USB A to Mini-B cable.

Battery Life: Alkaline: 12 hours

NiMH: 11 hours

Operating

Frequencies:

Selectable, 16 channels, 863 – 865 MHz.

Non-interfering group channels (may be

used simultaneously): Ch 1, 7, 15

Output Power: 10 dBm

Distance: Up to 150 m (500 ft) Line of Sight

External

Controls:

Top: Power On/O slide switch.

Front: Momentary push buttons.

Audio Input: 3.5 mm, microphone/audio

Dimensions: 75 mm x 50 mm x 25 mm

Weight: 45 g (without batteries)

Warranty: 2 years

System Specications

R2 863 Receiver

Battery Type: Two AA 1.5 V non-rechargeable Alkaline

batteries (BAT 001-2), or

Two AA 1.5 V rechargeable NiMH

batteries (BAT 026-2), charge with

USB A to Mini-B cable.

Battery Life: Alkaline: 30 hours

NiMH: 20 hours

Operating

Frequencies:

Selectable, 16 channels, 863 – 865 MHz.

Non-interfering group channels (may be

used simultaneously): Ch 1, 7, 15

Sensitivity: -110 dBm

Distance: Up to 150 m (500 ft) Line of Sight

External

Controls:

Top: Power On/O slide switch.

Front: Momentary push buttons.

Audio Output: 3.5 mm stereo/mono headphone jack

Freq Resp: 20 Hz -16 kHz

Dimensions: 75 mm x 50 mm x 25 mm

Weight: 45 g (without batteries)

Warranty: 2 years

Safety Information

HEARING SAFETY

CAUTION!

This product is designed to amplify sounds to a high

volume. To protect your hearing and the hearing of others:

1. Make sure the unit is OFF or the volume is turned down

before putting on the earphones.

2. Set volume level at the minimum setting you need to hear.

3. Do not allow children or other unauthorized persons to

have access to this product.

BATTERY SAFETY

CAUTION!

Do not attempt to recharge alkaline or other non-

rechargeable batteries, which may explode, release

dangerous chemicals, cause burns, or cause other serious

harm to the user or product. To reduce the risk of re or

burns, do not crush, puncture, short contacts, or expose to

temperatures above 140F (60C). Replace only with battery

types designated for this product. Recycle or dispose of

properly.

MEDICAL DEVICE SAFETY

CAUTION!

Before using this product with a pacemaker or other

implantable medical device, consultant your physician

or the manufacturer of the device to make sure that you

are using this product in accordance with their safety

guidelines.

Recycling Instructions

Help Williams Sound protect the environment!

Please do not dispose of equipment or used batteries in

the household trash. Take the equipment to an electronics

recycling center or return to the factory. Take batteries to a

retail or community recycling location.

Battery Information

The T2 863 and R2 863 each use 2 AA batteries. We

recommend using Williams Sound Alkaline batteries (BAT

001-2) or NiMH rechargeable batteries (BAT 026-2) for

longer battery life than other brand batteries. NiMH

batteries can be charged with a USB A to Mini-B cable

using the Mini-B port on the side of the unit(s).

Accessories

To order accessories including microphones, headphones,

earphones and replacement earpads, batteries, and chargers,

contact Williams Sound at 800-843-3544 or order on-line at:

www.williamssound.com.

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