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Model No.: ARG-900AT

Introduction:

Thanks for purchasing the ARG 900MHz wireless entertainment transmitter. This system is very

reliable and easy to use. It is supported by a professional technical team who will ensure that, in

the unlikely event that you experience any problem, we will work with you to solve it.

Set the transmitter to any frequency within the range of 902.050MHz to 927.950MHz.

Technical Specifications

ARG-900AT 900MHz Wireless Transmitter

Frequency

902.050MHz - 927.950MHz

Frequency space

50KHz

Channel

519

Audio Sampling

analog

Current Draw

DC9V 200mA

Audio Frequency Response

50Hz~15KHz

Mute

audio mute when signal lost

Concurrent Systems

Transmission Method

Audio Input / Output

Line Input, Digital Inputs (Coax. & Optical)

Power

9V Power Adapter

LCD Display

Summary of content (5 pages)

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Model No.: ARG-900AT Introduction: Thanks for purchasing the ARG 900MHz wireless entertainment transmitter. This system is very reliable and easy to use. It is supported by a professional technical team who will ensure that, in the unlikely event that you experience any problem, we will work with you to solve it. Set the transmitter to any frequency within the range of 902.050MHz to 927.950MHz. Technical Specifications ARG-900AT 900MHz Wireless Transmitter Frequency 902.050MHz - 927.
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1. Volume (adjustable from 0 to 15, the volume icon flashes when there is no audio input or the input source mode selection is incorrect) 2. Frequency (see frequency setup details in programming procedures) 3. Memory icon (after inputting the frequency, the user must press the “Memory” to save the frequency, and you can see this icon flashing once on the display) 4. Lock icon (make sure to lock and unlock as per the instructions during operation) 5.
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b. Check to see if any outside sources are using the same frequency as the transmitter. Either locate and remove the outside interference, or set the transmitter to a different channel to avoid that frequency. c. Check the antenna installation. Make sure the antenna selection is correct. Switch to the rear antenna if the front one doesn‟t work, or vice versa. Check the audio source cable. d. Make sure the transmitter mode is correct and the receiver channel number is correct. e.
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b. Sound from the TV or other audio sources may be too low or muted. Check the equipment and increase the sound or un-mute as needed. c. Check to see if the volume icon on the LCD display is flashing. Make sure the transmitter mode and the audio input jacks match. d. Make sure the audio cable is in the TV “OUTPUT” not the TV “INPUT”. e. Check the sound from the TV or other audio sources by connecting it to a different transmitter. Listen from a receiver to see if the sound improves. f.
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.