OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Turn on the power switch on receiver and transmitter respectively, the device will connect
automatically, RF indicator LED will light.
Changing the Frequency
Turn on the transmitter, then short press the “SET” button to change frequency, the Receiver will
automatically be matched.
Re-pairing
1. First, power on the receivers you plan to transmit to.
2. On the Transmitter, Press and hold the SET button and POWER button at the same time until
battery LED begins to flash.
3. RF indicator LED will light up on the receivers to show a successful connection.
4. After successfully pairing once, it will be automatically matched on future startups.
Wireless system can support up to 6 pairs of devices working without interference.
Transmitting one signal to several receivers at the same time
1. First, power on all the receivers you plan to transmit to.
2. On the Transmitter, Press and hold the SET button and POWER button at the same time until
battery LED begins to flash.
3. RF indicator LED will light up on the receivers to show a successful connection.
Troubleshooting
On the single channel systems, transmitters will transmit to “CH A=A Frequency group” by default.
If you are having trouble connecting to your Receiver, the Transmitter’s assignment may have been
changed to “CH B=B Frequency group”.
To change back to “CH A”:
First be sure all Receivers are off. With transmitter powered off, hold down the power button for 9
seconds, unit will turn on and new group wil be assigned. Now power on the Receiver and
connection should set automatically. If not, try method of “Re-Pairing”.
Power Supply
The USB to USB-C cable is for charging. Please use this to connect to a USB charging port or a
qualified power adapter. While charging, please make sure that device is shut down to avoid the
loss of electricity. This can lead to longer charging time and shorter battery life.
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