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Refer to the table below for a description of the Wireless Audio Set's status lights
and their meanings:
Lights
The P lights are solid green
The P light is solid yellow
The P lights are off
The
lights are solid green
P
and the LINK lights are solid
green
The
P
lights are solid green
and the LINK lights are flashing
green
The
lights are solid green
P
and the LINK lights are off
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Solving Problems
Explanation
The transmitter and receiver are powered on and
operating normally.
The transmitter has not received an audio signal
from your Epson MovieMate or DVD player or
hasn't had a link with the receiver and has gone
into standby mode. The transmitter will turn on
automatically when an audio signal is sent to it.
Transmitter: The transmitter is turned off. Make
sure that you installed the batteries correctly or
make sure that the power adapter is plugged in;
see page 8. Then press the P button to turn it
back on. If the transmitter has not received
an audio signal after 25 minutes, it will turn off
automatically.
Receiver: The receiver is turned off. Make sure
that the power adapter is plugged in; see
page 14. Then press the P button to turn it
back on.
The transmitter and receiver are communicating
normally.
The transmitter and receiver have a weak
communication signal. Make sure that there
is direct line of sight between the two antennas
and that the units are less than 19.7 feet
(6 meters) apart.
There is no communication between the
transmitter and receiver. Make sure that there
is direct line of sight between the two antennas
and that the units are less than 19.7 feet
(6 meters) apart.