Note: If you have more than one TIC wireless speaker. It is possible for your
wireless speakers to become “Out of Phase” where switching “On” using the
Remote Control switches on one speaker but not the other. In this case, remove
the batteries, completely power down the system. Plug in the speakers together,
switch on using the rocker switch, then switch on using the remote. You should
hear the unit(s) “pop” or a feedback noise as power surges through the internal
amplifier. The units have now regained phase.
speakers. For surface speakers this will prevent movement or excessive
vibration during use. This will also ensure more uniform sound dispersion and
better speaker resonance.
2. *Wireless: In normal circumstances we suggest placing the transmitter at a
height of 1 meter above the receiving units. (Because land will absorb radio
waves produced by the transmitter) Within the maximum area of coverage
(unobstructed), the zero boundary point is 100 meters or approx. 300 ft..
Reception will gradually decay when it is beyond the zero boundary point. At
this time you can raise the speaker, such as place it at a height of 12”/ 30 CM+
above the earth. The reception of the wireless rock speakers will be greatly
improved.
3. Do not place your TIC outdoor speakers in a depression or area where water
pools or in the direct path of garden sprinklers.
4. Wherever possible avoid long term exposure of your new TIC outdoor speakers
to excessive high temperatures, chlorinated solvents, acids such as those often
contained in fertilizers and other solvents which have the potential to eventually
wear the internal components prematurely.
5. There is no requirement for customer to open this unit for any kind of operation
or maintenance. Doing so will void the warranty.
6. Ensure the base main power switch is in the “off” position when not in use,
otherwise the unit still consumes power in the “stand by” mode.
7. Avoid any shocks, high vibration, collisions or sudden impacts to the speaker
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