Bang & Olufsen BeoLink Wireless 1 - User Guide - Manual (Page 10)

Wireless 1 – Transmitter/
receiver …
Wireless 1 must be set up as
either transmitter or receiver.
Before fastening the transmitter
and receiver to the wall, you must
establish connection between
them. This must be done while
the units are located in the same
room.
The connection procedure described
here must be performed for each
receiver in a setup – one at a time.
If more than one transmitter is
necessary, connection must be
established between each trans-
mitter and each receiver – one by
one. Only one transmitter at a time
must be switched on, while you set
up connection to the receivers.
To set up connection between a
transmitter and a receiver …
> Set the two-position switch to
transmit or receive ( T or R),
respectively.
> Connect the transmitter and the
receiver to the mains supply.
> Press the connection button on
the transmitter and the receiver
to start a one-minute connection
mode.
> When the indicator shines green
or yellow, connection between
the transmitter and the receiver is
established. Approximately 20
seconds after connection has been
established, the receiver switches
to standby (indicator shines red).
> When the receiver switches to
standby, disconnect the units
from the mains supply, and move
them to their future positions.
If you have more receivers, repeat
the above procedure for each
receiver.
To reset Wireless 1 to factory setting
(no connection), press and hold the
connection button until the yellow
indicator starts to flash fast.
On page 11 is shown how to get
access to the buttons and sockets.
>> Set up BeoLink Wireless 1
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Light indications
Fast yellow flash … Wireless 1 is
reset to factory setting.
Slow red flash … Wireless 1 is in
connection mode.
Fast red flash … Connection
failed/receiver out of range of the
transmitter.
Green … Connection between
the transmitter and receiver is
good.
Yellow … Connection between
the transmitter and receiver is
acceptable, but not optimal.
Red … Receiver switched to
standby.