RocketFish RF-RBWS02 - Manual (Page 31)

31 RF-RBKIT
Specifications
Sender
No communication
between the sender
and receiver • Make sure that the AC adapter is connected to the sender and the power cord is connected to
the receiver.
• Once the power-on buttons have been held to turn on both sender and receiver and both units
are in joining mode, the power-on indicators should blink quickly.
• If the power-on indicators on both units are solidly on, then a communication link has been
successfully established between the units. If the power indicators on both the units are
blinking at a slower rate, press and hold the
buttons on either sender or receiver for three
seconds. This will put the unit into joining mode for about 30 seconds. During this time, press
the
button on the other unit for three seconds, so that it will also enter joining mode. The
system proceeds with the connection process between the sender and receiver. During the
joining mode, the power indicators on both sender and receiver blink at a faster rate. When an
active link is established between the sender and receiver, the power-on indicators on both
units are solid on and do not flash.
Note: Try pressing the buttons again if the power indicators are blinking at a slower rate after
blinking fast for 30 seconds.
No response when
you press any button • Try disconnecting the device from the power source to reset it.
Connecting a source
device • If your network is already full with transmitters when joining is attempted, the Source LED will
blink three times and then turn off. Remove (power down) a transmitting device and try again.
Connecting a device • When you try to join a device to a network that has too many nodes, the device will stay in
joining mode until it times out (30 second timeout). Upon timeout the unit should be on and
will flash the power ring LED in a slow blink indicating it is not connected to the network.
When trying to
change the source on
a Rocketfish unit the
Power LED flashes
five times. • Your RF-RBKIT sender is in four channel lock mode. By design, these channels are not available
for access by other receivers as they form the rears/surrounds of your Home Theater system. If
you do wish to use them, then you should remove the four channel lock mode by moving the
switch on the back of the sender to disable four channel lock mode. Both sources will then be
available for all receivers.
Audio input - stereo,
speaker-level
30 V RMS
Audio output - wireless 16-bit, 48 KHz uncompressed
Power supply DC 5 V at 0.6 A
Transition delay 15 - 20 ms
AUX input
2 V RMS (Max. input)
1 V RMS (Standard input)
Problem Solution
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