Avantree WSHT-280 Wireless Headphone System User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- Avantree
Table of Contents
- Avantree WSHT-280 Wireless Headphone System
- Product Overview
- What’s in the box
- Turn on the HT280
- Check your TV/Audio Source output options
- Connect the transmitter to your TV/audio source
- Headphone charging
- Better reception
- Troubleshooting
- FAQ
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Avantree WSHT-280 Wireless Headphone System
Product Overview
- Power ON/OFF
- Power Indicator
- Volume Control
- Optical/Coaxial Indicator
- Power Indicator
- Charge Indicator
- Contact Pins
- Contact Points
- Audio In Select Switch
- Attenuation (ATT.) Switch
- Optical Audio Input
- Coaxial Audio Input
- RCA Audio Input
- Power ON/OFF Switch
- DC IN
- AUX/3.5MM Headphone Jack
What’s in the box
Turn on the HT280
Power up and turn on the transmitter
Connect the transmitter/charging dock to a compatible power source using AC adapter. Slide ON/OFF switch to “ON” position, POWER LED indicator lights up BLUE.
Turn on the headphone
Press and hold for 1 second, LED indicator close to stay SOLID RED for 1-2 seconds, then the headphone will auto connect to the transmitter, LED indicator turn SOLID YELLOW-GREEN. If not, then press and hold until the LED flashes YELLOW-GREEN, then turn the transmitter off and back on. Now, the headphone should connect to the transmitter.
If the LED indicator close to on the headphone turn SOLID YELLOW-GREEN, it confirms that the connection between the transmitter and headphones is working normally. The next step is to feed the audio from your TV into the transmitter. After you’ve connected the transmitter to your TV/audio while following the steps shown in the sections below, if you still cannot hear anything through your head-phones, please either adjust your TV audio output setting as suggested or contact your TV manufacturer for support.
Check your TV/Audio Source output options
Connect the transmitter to your TV/audio source
TVs with DIGITAL OPTICAL/SPDIF Audio Out
After connecting your audio cable as above, then switch the Audio In Select on transmitter to “OPT” position(This is IMPORTANT), now the OPTICAL/COAXIAL indicator on the transmitter lights up RED. Go to your TV audio settings and change your “audio format” to “PCM” (This is IMPORTANT). Now you should be able to hear your TV/audio source through your headphones; if not:
- Ensure that your TV SOUND OUTPUT is set correctly: Samsung > Audio Out/Optical; LG > Optical Out. Various on other TV brands
- Ensure that your TV’s “DOLBY/DTS” is set to OFF (NOT auto.)
- Ensure the audio cable is good and fully plugged.
TVs with AUX 3.5mm Audio Out
After connecting your audio cable as above, then switch the Audio In Select on transmitter to “RCA” position (This is IMPORTANT), you should be able to hear your TV/audio source through your headphones; if not:
Ensure your TV speaker is set to “Headset”
TVs with RCA Audio Out (Red/White ports labeled “AUDIO OUT “)
After connecting your audio cable as above, then switch the Audio In Select on transmitter to “RCA” position (This is IMPORTANT), you should be able to hear your TV/audio source through your headphones; if not:
- Ensure that you’re using the TV Red/White ports labeled “AUDIO OUT” other Red/White ports will NOT work(This is IMPORTANT).
- Ensure your TV Speaker is set to “External Speaker”.
Receiver with 6.35mm Phone Jack at Front
After connecting your audio cable as above, then switch the Audio In Select on transmitter to “RCA” position (This is IMPORTANT), you should be able to hear your TV/audio source through your headphones.
Notes:
- Slide ATT. switch to “-8dB/AVR” when you use AV Receiver.
- Do NOT set volume on AV Receiver too high.
TIPS
Adjust volume on headphone
Short press “+”or “-” to raise or lower the volume. One will hear “beep” when the volume reaches maximum.
After use
Power off the headphones – Press and hold the for one second. The power
indicator will turn off. Place headphones on the transmitter/charging dock to
recharge.
Headphone charging
When the headphone battery is low, headphone indicator will flash RED. You will also hear an “beep” from headphone once a minute. This means it’s time to place headphone on the transmitter/charging dock for charging. When headphone are properly seated on the transmitter/charging dock, the CHARGE indicator will light up YELLOW-GREEN. This means headphones are recharging properly. If headphone are not properly placed, the CHARGE indicator will not light up. Once the charging is complete, the YELLOW-GREEN CHARGE LED on transmitter/charging dock will turn off. There is no need to remove headphone from transmitter/charging dock.
Replacing battery
IMPORTANT:
Batteries can only be replaced with original Avantree HT280 batteries. Any other rechargeable batteries will not work. If batteries need to be replaced, please search and purchase “Avantree HT280 battery” on Amazon or Avantree.com.
Better reception
HT280 work range reaches up to 100 feet, it may varies due to the environment.
- If your headphone are picking up noise or interference, move closer to the transmitter.
- Even within the work range, there may be some “dead spots” where the RF signal cannot be received. This issue is inherent with RF signals and does not indicate a faulty product. Just slightly move the transmitter and the “dead spot” can be corrected.
If no signal or low signal for 5 minutes
- When there is no signal for 5 minutes, the transmitter will automatically power off and the transmitter POWER indicator will turn off. The transmitter will restart once the signal resumes, POWER indicator will turn BLUE.
- If the signal input from your source is too low for 5 minutes, the transmitter may also turn off. In this case, raise the volume of the audio source to a higher level but without distortion. You may then need to lower the volume on your headphone.
- If signal noise is output from your audio source, the transmitter may not turn off even though there is no audio signal.
LED indication of the transmitter/charging dock
Troubleshooting
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No sound/low sound
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Transmitter and Headphones are not connected properly Turn off and on both headphones and transmitter, they should auto connect to each other, once connected successfully, LED indicator close to on headphone will turn YELLOW-GREEN.
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No audio signal into the transmitter If connected using optical port:
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Ensure your TV audio format is set to “PCM” or “DOLBY/DTS is off;
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Ensure that your TV SOUND OUTPUT is set correctly: Samsung > Audio Out/Optical; LG > Optical Out.
If connected using AUX/3.5mm audio out:
Plug your wired headphone directly to the port, check if the sound is normal. If no sound, ensure change your TV audio out setting to “Headset”.
If connected using the RCA ports:
Plug your wired headphone to the RCA ports with RCA audio cable, check if the sound is normal. If no sound, -
Ensure use the Red/White ports labeled “AUDIO OUT”. Other RCA ports are usually AUDIO IN and incorrect;
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Change your TV audio out setting to “External Speaker”.
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Transmitter Audio In Select Switch setting is not correct Slide the Audio In Select Switch on transmitter to correct position:
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If using optical port, slide it to “OPT.”
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If using RCA port, slide it to “RCA”.
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If using coaxial port, slide it to “COAX.”.
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Headphone volume is too low Short press “+” on headphone to raise volume, when it reaches maximum you will hear “beep”.
Distorted or intermittent sound
- Headphone battery is low, charge the headphone.
- Headphone are too far from the transmitter. Move closer to the transmitter or change position of the transmitter.
- Do not place the transmitter on a metallic table.
- Volume on your audio source is too low or too high.
Cannot charge the headphone
- Place the headphone on the transmitter/charging dock correctly so that the CHARGE indicator lights up YELLOW-GREEN.
- The transmitter/charging dock contact pins and/or the headphone’s contact points need cleaning. Clean them with a dry cotton swab.
- Check that the AC adapter is connected properly to the transmitter.
FAQ
Use TV internal speaker at the same time with Bluetooth
This is a TV feature and its availability depends on your TV make and model. For many models of TV, the built-in speakers will either automatically mute when you plug something into an audio output port (AUX, RCA, Optical, etc.) or they become disabled once you choose “External Speakers” as your TV’s audio output. Some newer TVs allow you to play audio from both the TV’s internal speakers and an external audio device simultaneously. For example in the LG TV WebOS 3.0 / 3.5, you can enable this feature by changing the TV AUDIO OUT setting from “Internal TV Speaker” to “Internal TV Speaker + Optical”. Now all audio will simultaneously come from both your TV’s speakers and the device connected to the digital optical audio output port. If your TV does not support this feature, then you can consider the Avantree Oasis Plus + Audition Pro and an external speaker. The Avantree Oasis Plus has a convenient bypass feature which allows you to share the TV audio simultaneously with an EXTERNAL SPEAKER and a pair of Bluetooth headphones.
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References
- Wireless TV Headphones, Devices, and Audio Solutions | Avantree
- Support Center | Avantree
- Wireless TV Headphones, Devices, and Audio Solutions | Avantree
- HT280 Product Support
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