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Dynaudio Xeo - Malfunctions; Troubleshooting Transmission Quality

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Malfunctions
Interruptions, clicking noises, or other audible interference when playing music is usually not caused by radio
transmission in the Xeo system. Often, other external causes influence the transmission quality.
Below are a few tips for improving transmission quality:
1. Position all radio transmitters and receivers away from each other. WLAN devices, radio receivers, and radio systems may
influence each other if they are too close together. Test out various locations for each device.
2. Switch o the automatic search function in WLAN devices. WLAN devices and other radio systems permanently scan for
available frequencies, thus sending signals that could disrupt other radio systems. This automatic search function can
usually be switched o.
3. Xeo technology radio signals can, of course, transmit through walls. However, walls may consist of very dierent
materials, such as wood fibreboard, stone, or even steel. The walls may also contain complex cable installations for
electrics, phones, TVs, and radios, as well as water pipes and air shafts. These can divert radio signals. This is why you
should test dierent locations for the Xeo Hub, Extender, and Link and favour the most direct radio path between the Xeo
components.
4. Some electrical devices, such as microwaves, generate strong electromagnetic fields that could disrupt radio systems.
Do not operate such electrical devices near Xeo components.
You can ask your Dynaudio Xeo distributor for assistance at any time.
Or go to dynaudio.com/support to read the FAQ or to contact the Customer Support Team.
Further information can also be found on the Xeo website at dynaudio.com/xeo.
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