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5. Check to make sure Gain Switch ‘A’ is in middle position (0dB). This position best matches the
output voltage of most receivers and processors.
6. Turn receiver/pre-amplifier on.
7. Turn subwoofer to “On” or “Auto On” position.
8. The WA-2 transmitter and receiver should be automatically “paired”with their red LED’s ‘D’ on
solid and the subwoofer should now be operational.
9. You can use the supplied Velcro strips to attach the WA-2 receiver to the back of the subwoofer.
Some subwoofers have two screws on back that the receiver attaches to.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
- If the subwoofer does not operate and the red LED’s ‘D’ are flashing on the WA-2 transmitter and
receiver, a simple “pairing” is needed. Push and hold in button ‘F’ on the transmitter while pushing
and holding button ‘G’ on the receiver and keep pushed until both LED’s stop flashing and glow solid
(approximately 5 seconds).
- Since the WA-2 is a wireless device it may encounter RF interference from other wireless
devices in the same area. If there is difficulty “pairing” the transmitter and receiver, or their signal
connection “fades”, you may need to move them closer together and/or farther away from other
“wireless” products.
- If you do not get a signal, or get a low signal level from the subwoofer, make sure the subwoofer
out level control on your surround receiver is set correctly (usually at the halfway point sometimes
labeled “0dB”). If your subwoofer out level on your surround receiver is correct, and you have
adjusted the subwoofer volume level and the signal is still too low, move the gain control ‘A’ to the
right (+12dB) to increase the signal to the subwoofer. If the signal is too high, move the gain control
to the left (-12dB) to reduce signal strength.