RS 45 - Wireless Headphones SENNHEISER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL RS 45 SENNHEISER

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Notice d'emploi 11

Thank you for choosing Sennheiser! Over half a century of accumulated expertise in the design and manufacture of high-quality electro-acoustic equipment have made Sennheiser a world-leading company in this field. We have designed this product to give you reliable operation over many years.

Please take a few moments to read these instructions carefully, as we want you to enjoy your new Sennheiser product quickly and to the full.

System components and connections

Before proceeding, please check and make sure the system components shown are all present and correct (see illustration inside cover page).

Establish the necessary connections.

Charge the accupack for 24 hours before you use it for the first time! (Please refer to the section Charging the accupack.)

Where to place the transmitter

Choose a suitable place near your hi-fi system or TV set.

Do not place the transmitter close to metal objects such as shelf bars, reinforced concrete walls, etc.

The transmitter features a convenient automatic on/off function. The transmitter is switched on by the audio signal. If there is no audio signal for

about 3 minutes, the transmitter automatically switches off. The transmitter is now in stand-by mode, its power consumption is very low so that it can remain connected to the mains. Accupacks can always be recharged when the transmitter is connected to the mains.

Switching the headphone receiver on

The ON/OFF switch is on the right earpiece.

Switching the headphone receiver off

Make sure to switch off the headphones after each use and store the headphones in the transmitter's charging compartment to avoid discharging the accupack.

Adjusting the volume

Set the volume of your sound source to a medium value. With some devices, the volume for the headphone output can be regulated separately.

Use the VOLUME control on the right earpiece to adjust the headphones' volume.

Adjusting the receiver channel

First switch on the transmitter (see section Where to place the transmitter). Then switch on the headphone receiver - as soon as the receiver is switched on it automatically tunes itself to the first strong signal found (normally the transmitter frequency). If, for some reason, the selected channel is not the correct one (eg: because of interference or another nearby system), press the

TUNE button on the earpiece and the auto-tune function will re-tune to the next strong signal. Repeat this until you can hear the audio signal loud and clear. If you decide to change the transmitter channel, the receiver search tuning must be restarted by pressing the TUNE button on the headphones again.

Changing the transmission channel

To avoid interference caused by the simultaneous operation of several transmitters, select a different channel on each transmitter. Depending on the system variant, two or three switchable transmission channels are available. To select a channel, press the CHANNEL button until the desired LED or LED combination lights up:

LED1

channel 1 active

LED2

channel 2 active

LED 1 and 2

channel 3 active (except 863 MHz version).

Complete freedom of movement

It is not necessary that transmitter and telephone receiver are in a direct line of sight, so you can move around freely in the home or outside in the garden. One transmitter can be used to transmit to several receivers on the same frequency.

Additional headphones with the designation HDR 45 are available from your specialist dealer. Please make sure to choose

headphones with the same frequency range as the transmitter you are using (see type plate on the bottom of the transmitter).

Charging the accupack

For charging the accupack, place the headphones into the transmitter's charging compartment (nb: make sure the headphones are inserted the correct way round. The Sennheiser logo on the headband must be readable looking from the front - see diagram. The charging contacts are on the RH earpiece of the headphones - these are placed on the corresponding contacts in the LH indentation of

the transmitter, the one next to the "charge" light). The red LED on the transmitter must light up to show charging is taking place.

Always store the headphones on the transmitter to ensure that they are fully charged when they are needed. The headphones are automatically switched off by the charging process.

BA 151 spare accupack

When the headphones' unpack is going flat (noise, interference and distortion are sure signs of a flat unpack), recharge the unpack. After an initial charging of 24 hours, the normal charging time is 14 hours. A fully charged unpack has an operating time of more than four hours.

If you wish to use your headphones for more than four hours of continuous operation, we recommend purchasing a spare accumulator. Always store the spare accumulator in the charging compartment at the back of the transmitter to ensure that it is fully charged when it is needed. Only use original Sennheiser accumacks – accumacks from other manufacturers may cause damage to your headphones and will invalidate the guarantee.

Additional BA 151 spare accompanies can be charged via the L 151-2 charger (available from your specialist dealer).

Before disposing of an old and exhausted accumulator, make sure that it is totally discharged by using it until the device switches off. To protect the environment, only dispose of totally exhausted accumacks.

Additional information

The audio transmission technology used with this device is basically that of a radio. According to today's scientific knowledge, the radio waves emitted by this device are not harmful to humans or animals.

ATTENTION: LISTENING AT HIGH VOLUME LEVELS FOR LONG PERIODS CAN PERMANENTLY DAMAGE YOUR HEARING.

This device has been designed for use with stereo devices. For connection to mono devices, please use a stereo to mono jack plug available from most audio accessory shops.

Use a soft cloth or, if necessary, a damp wash-leather for cleaning the devices. Do not use aggressive cleansing agents.

Varnish or furniture polish may attack the rubber feet of the transmitter's charging unit. As these could stain your furniture, place the transmitter on a non-slip pad.

If problems occur...

Are all connections properly made?

Are the headphones and sound source switched on and is the volume correctly adjusted?

Have you charged the accupack for at least 20 minutes?

Are you too far from the transmitter? (if so, move closer)

Choose a different channel.

Adjust the setting with the TUNE button.

If the problem persists, please contact your specialist dealer for assistance.

Never open the device!

Only use original Sennheiser spare parts and accessories. Components from other manufacturers (e.g. for mains unit or accupack) may cause damage to the device and will invalidate the guarantee.

Accessories

The following accessories are available from your specialist dealer:

Spare accupack BA 151

Charger L 151-2

Additional headphones HDR 45

Technical data

Modulation FM, stereo

Transmitter

Power supply 12 V DC via plug-in mains unit

Power consumption approx. 1 VA

RF output power typ.up to 10mW

(0.75 mW with 925 MHz version)

Signal-to-noise ratio typ. >68 dBA

Frequency range see type plate located on the bottom

of transmitter

Channels 3 (2 with 863 MHz version)

Audio connector 3.5mm / 1 / 4 " (6.3 mm) stereo jack plug,

(925 MHz version supplied with jack

to 2 x phono plug)

Charging compartments 1, for BA 151 accapack

Weight approx. 186 g incl. accupack

Dimensions approx. 155× 153× 105mm

Receiver

Max. sound pressure level 96 dB

THD < 0.7 % (at 1 kHz and nom. deviation)

Power supply 2.4V via BA 151 accupack

Current consumption approx. 19.5 mA

Operating time more than 4 hrs per accupack

Weight approx. 160 g incl. accupack

Dimensions approx. 150× 80× 200mm

Wireless RS 45

This device has been type-approved to EN 300 220-1 Nov.97 and is in compliance with the applicable CE standards and regulations.

Certification

Before putting the device into operation, please observe the respective country-specific regulations!

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Exigences R&TTE

Subject to alterations