Could well be wrong, but that's what I'd suspect.
Cheers, Stephen
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Sent: Thursday, November 25, 2004 2:40 AM
Subject: Re: digital USB powered stereo fm transmitter
Hi, Thanks for those great comments.
I do not have external speakers; mine are built into my monitor.
When you say the default is changed to u s b speakers, pardon my ignorance here: but will that affect my monitor-based speakers?
Many thanksfort hese ttips and Happy Thanksgiving to all.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Stephen Jolley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 3:18 AM
Subject: Re: digital USB powered stereo fm transmitter
TheHi Fred,
I installed one of these units last night and after a bit of a wrestle got
it to work on a PC using Windows XP and JFW 5.1.
1. Make sure you turn off JFW (or any other screen reader), before connecting to the PC USB port. This is because, once the connection is made, the default player in your audio devices changes to USB Speakers.screen reader must be started after this happens or it locks up becausethebedefault player has changed. It's worth mentioning, that the same problem would occur if you started streaming, playing a CD etc, before connecting the USB device.
2. I found I had to turn the volume up on the Sound dialogue which canreached from Control Panel. You can do this from a couple of places anditadjacentonly effects the player device being used (USB Speakers).
3. I noticed an annoying tone when the receiving device was emitting
audio. I found that by winding the thin wire antenna around the unit that
this hum disappeared. Don't know why!
4. Another tip about tuning the device. Mine came preset to 106.7 FM. It can also be set to 106.9 FM, 107.1 ... up to 107.9 FM. These seven settings can be chosen by the appropriate setting of three dip switches. The switches are located behind a rubber pad which can be easily removed. This pad is easily located being near the end of one of the sides,to the USB socket. The documentation shows the settings for the various frequencies, I just tried them out till finding the frequency I wanted.
Good luck.
Stephen Jolley
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Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: digital USB powered stereo fm transmitter
>I have purchased one of these transmitters and can't seem to get it to
>work. Has anyone had any luck with it.
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>> hi frank.
>>
>> this unit states that it will go to 150 feet.
>>
>> cheers.
>>
>> marco.
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