Headphone, battery set then tried to connect transmitter to 12v source (with +, -ve connector) but its not working. Should transmitter be blinking?
1978033
Make sure led on headphones are on and transmitters 4 lights are on when switch on transmitter is on. check the volume. nothing should b blinking!
1978034
Both headphones and transmitter have their own on/off switches. When working, headphone should have a solid red light and volume can be adjusted with it's dial and transmitter should have three or four solid red lights, not blinking.
1111142
I had same problem. I found that moving the plug slightly up, down or left, right, it would start working momentarily. The connector is probably not fastened well to the circuit board. I returned mine and bought a different type. (thanks Amazon). This one works great and sounds better.
2132605
You are in FM mode on your headphone unit. The button in the middle of the unit needs to be pressed to cancel the radio which puts you into external source mode. Check your instruction sheet that came with your unit. It will tell you this information. If, you have lost your instructions sheet, let me know & I will hunt for mine and attempt to send the statement in that sheet that applies to this information.
362886
Try REVERSING the cable. The SHORT plug should be inserted in one of the headphones, left or right, and the LONG plug into the music source. Just a thought.
592521
I would try another battery.... I have read that batterys can be bad or go bad. Other wise you may have a bad transmitter
1420249
You might need to do a hard reset. Plug in your headphones using a powered usb charger or port. While it is plugged in, hold volume - and multifunction button(this is the power button) at the same time. It should reset your headphones. If it does not work, try volume + and multifunction/power button while headphone is plugged in. Refer to your manual for more info. Hope it helps.
2237286
Mine is still working great so I only have a couple suggestions. Try to reset unit by leaving it turned ON until it completely dies. Then recharge unit and try it again. If still won't work, try a different Bluetooth device. Make sure Sharkk light flashes blue.
1378629
I bought my transmitter/receiver set on ebay so you may want to check there. Or check in with Creative Labs. Good luck.
770223
I'd 1st, check the batteries and see if the they are in working order...2nd, check if they are installed properly ( + - ).Also check for any loose wiring around and in the ear pieces.
1964099
You may have to make sure the plug in is working, be sure both lights are on, on the charger. If they are not you may need to take the ear piece out & try putting it back in. If that does not work, let me know & I will send you my box.
970208
I believe that model had been replaced with a newer one, but is compatible with that transmitter, and you can get just the headphones. I can't recall the new model #, but I can tell you the replacement ones use rechargeable batteries only, If u were that transmitter u would plug the headphones into it to recharge, ore I think you can get a wall adapter. Look on the Unisar website for that info.
861070
Could be several things. Have you powered the transmitter with a 9volt battery? That should power the transmitter. If that test fails I suggest returning both the transmitter and the receiver to Magellan for test and replacement.
969750
(1) make sure you have it plugged in conniption wise to the sound source (what ever it may be), and make sure sound is being feed to that connection. I use my head set for my computer, and I had to put the "sound-output" to the back head-phone connection.(2) Plug the charging base into a power supply.(3) make sure you have rechargeable batteries in the head set. The left ear piece takes batteries. There is also a off/on switch you got to toggle to turn the head phones on.
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call Avent directly (800) 542-8368 ... they sent me a battery. also, first try to reset the unit before going thru the trouble of waiting on a battery. that was the problem with our unit, not the battery. unplug both units. remove battery from parent unit. wait 10secs. hold the (-) volume button on the parent unit while you reinsert the battery. the unit will then beep. the unit has now been reset. plug both units back in. you may have to relink the parent unit. if this is the case the "link" light will be blinking on the parent unit. so if resetting the unit does not work then it may be the battery.
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I have not had any problems with the transmitter. I have purchased batteries that are duds, though. Use a multimeter or a battery tester to verify that the new batteries are properly charging. (I use the "Amprobe BAT-200" battery tester that is available on Amazon). If you have duds that won't take a charge, then you will need to buy new batteries. I have had good luck with the "NextGen 2/3 Rechargeable Battery For RF Transmitters" sold on Amazon by Parts Express.
1612534
If you havent already. Pair each set individually first. Than turn on both head sets with the transmitter off. Than long press the transmitter till you see both headphones sync
1971810
I agree with the other two posters, call the technical service and go over it with them. Since I have never bought a second set of headphones I'm not quit sure what the hookup procedure is. You could have defective headphones or there is a simple trick to make them work.Mike