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Package Contents
Model No. : AW2
Wireless iPod Audio Sender/Receiver
Cleaning
Wireless iPod Audio Sender
Wireless Audio Receiver
USB AC power adapter
(1) RCA adapter “Y” cable
(2) Mini-jack (3.5mm) audio cables (20")
Setup Guide
Your A W 2 components are not water-resistant, so it's
important that they should be kept free of moisture. You
should clean only with a dry cloth or tissue and no liquid
cleaners or solvents should be used.
Features
Easy setup - connects in seconds
30 feet range (9 meters) with no signal delay, dropouts, or
interference
CD-quality HD stereo sound with no reduction in audio
quality
Replaces any RCA or mini-jack (3.5mm) audio cable
Plug-n-play - no CD or downloads to install
Super-compact size and no batteries required
Plays all music formats from any media player
Functional Overview
The Sender and Receiver components look s i m i l a r , but
you can tell them apart by these markings, shown here:
The Audioengine W 2 is designed to connect your i P o d
wirelessly. You can think of A W 2 as a simple
replacement for any RCA or 3.5" mini-jack cable to or from
your iPod, Audioengine powered speakers, computer, TV,
surround-sound or stereo receiver, game console, network
music player - or any other product where you want to
eliminate audio cables.
Sender
Receiver
The A W 2 consists of 2 units, the “SENDER” and the
“RECEIVER”. The A W 2 Sender transmits audio from your The bottom of t h e A W 2 r e c e i v e r has an audio jack with a
symbol indicating whether the jack is an input or output:
iPod.
Setup Guide
The other part of AW2, the
Receiver, connects audio to any product which has
mini-jack or RCA audio inputs.
Safety Information
Information for Users on Disposal of Old
Equipment
Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this
waste, in accordance with national legislation.
[European Union]
This symbol indicates that the electrical and
electronic equipment should not be
disposed as general household waste at its
end-of-life. Instead, the product should be
Attention:
handed over to the applicable collection
This symbol is
only valid in the
point for the recycling in accordance with
European Union.
your national legislation.
By disposing of this product correctly, you will help to
conserve natural resources and will help prevent potential
negative effects on the environment and human health that
could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling
of this product. For more information about collection point
and recycling of this product, please contact your local
municipal office, your household waste disposal service or
the shop where you purchased the product.
[Other Countries outside the European Union]
If you wish to dispose of this product, please do so in accordance
with applicable national legislation or other rules in your country
for the treatment of old electrical and electronic equipment.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user authority to operate the equipment.
The symbol with an arrow “going out” indicates that audio is
transmitted from the Receiver to a speaker system.
FCC
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation
that is subject to 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.
Receiver (Bottom View)
Power for the Receiver is provided from either a
USB computer port, from the included USB AC power
adapter, or from any other AC charging adapter with a USB
connector (such as an iPod AC power charger, for example).
Another USB power source is in the Audioengine A5
powered speakers, which are equipped with a ComboPort R
USB charger on the top of the left speaker.
USB Plug
LED Indicator
PAIR Button
Audio Jack (input for Sender, output for Receiver)
General Setup
Setup is really simple. The A W 2 Sender needs a n i P o d .
There are many ways to use the A W 2 Premium Wireless iPod
Audio Adapter. Some possible configurations are listed here
and a few specific examples are shown in the Configuration
section. These are by no means all the possible uses - they
are just shown to give ideas for your own usage.
The AW2 Receiver
needs USB power and a place to send the audio to, such
as Audioengine A5 powered speakers or a surround sound
receiver.
Possible configurations:
Introduction
operational simplicity as all Audioengine products. Our goal
is to get you to your music as simply as possible, without all
the “gadget tinkering” that other products require. As with
our other past efforts, we thank all our customers and
resellers for helping us create another great Audioengine
product.
Welcome to the Audioengine family and congratulations on
your purchase of the Audioengine W 2 Premium Wireless
iPod Audio Adapter!
The Audioengine team is dedicated to bringing you the
highest quality listening experience possible. The Audioengine
W2 (AW2) is designed with the same attention to detail and
Sender
iPod
Connect to an input
audio source
Receiver
Connect to an output
audio source
Audioengine
Audioengine A5
Audioengine
S8
A5 or A2
A5 or A2
Stereo receiver
Stereo receiver or A2 (used as rear Audioengine
powered
powered
powered
RCA inputs
RCA inputs -channel surround
subwoofer
speakers
speakers)
speakers
Configurations
to more than one Receiver and then “Hop” between each, or
vice-versa.
Shown here is the primary AW2 wireless configuration:
3 iPod or iPod dock to Audioengine 5 (A5) Powered
Speakers
iPod
Audioengine 5
Note: This configuration applies to all digital music players.
1) Connect the A W 2 Sender to the included USB Power
Adapter.
2) Connect the mini-jack cable from your iPod (or iPod
dock) to the AW2 Sender.
3) Plug the USB Power Adapter into an AC outlet.
4) Plug the A W 2 Receiver into the A5 ComboPort USB
connector.
5) Connect the included mini-jack cable from the AW2
Receiver to the A5 ComboPort audio input.
6) The status indicators on the Sender and Receiver will
blink for a few seconds and then go solid, indicating
that they are linked.
7) Play your music!
Hopping between Senders and Receivers:
1) Momentarily press the button on the Sender. The status
indicator will blink slowly and then go solid, indicating
that it has Hopped to the next Receiver that is Paired in
your system.
2) Press the Sender button again to Hop to other Receivers.
You may Hop to up to 8 Paired Receivers, one at a time.
Note: Senders and Receivers packaged together are Paired
out of the box, so if you're only using one Sender/Receiver
set, no further configuration is needed.
Pairing a Sender and Receiver:
1) Press and hold the button on the Sender for about 5
seconds until the status indicator blinks rapidly.
2) Press and hold the button on the Receiver for about 1
seconds until it's indicator also blinks rapidly.
3) Both Sender and Receiver status indicators will turn solid,
indicating they are Paired.
4) Repeat these steps to Pair with additional Receivers.
Receiver
Inactive
Sender
Activ
Note: Up to 8 Receivers may be Paired with one Sender,
allowing the Sender to Hop to multiple Receivers, one at a
time. More than one Sender may also be Paired to a single
Receiver, if desired.
link
Solid
Solid
Troubleshooting
If no music is playing from your AW2 Sender/Receiver pair, try the following tips.
Problems
Tips
Sender and/or Receiver status
indicators are not lit:
Sender and/or Receiver status
indicators are blinking:
Sender and Receiver status
indicators are both solidly lit,
but still no music:
Check that the Sender and Receiver are connected to power (from computer USB port
and/or USB AC power adapter).
If using a computer, check that the Sender (and not the Receiver) is connected to
the computer USB port.
Repeat the Sender/Receiver Pairing process (see “About Pair and Hop Functions” section).
If multiple devices are Paired, press the Sender button to “Hop” to the desired Receiver.
Check that the Sender is connected to your desired audio source and the Receiver's
output is connected to the correct audio input.
Check that all cables are properly connected.
Check that your desired audio output source (into the Sender) is present.
Check that the Receiver's output is connected to the device which is powered on
and working.
If connected to a computer, verify that USB Audio Device “Audioengine AW2” is
selected in your system (see “Configurations” #1).
If connected to a computer and using iTunes, verify that “Computer” is selected in
the lower right corner of iTunes.
If using a computer, check that the Sender (and not the Receiver) is connected to
the computer USB port.
Support
If you have questions or issues that we can help you with, don't hesitate to email us at: support@audioengineusa.com
or call toll-free in the United States at: (877) 853-4447
Technical Specifications
Condition Specification
Item
Output level
About “PAIR” and “HOP” Functions
Pairing is a function by which two devices become
acquainted. It's like meeting someone for the first time then
Frequency Response 100 Hz
always remembering them. Once a Sender and Receiver are
Paired, they will remember each other. You can Pair a Sender
(1 kHz = 0 dB)
THD
10 kHz
Condition Specification
Item
mV
680
Signal - Noise Ratio
dB
Channel Separation
dB
0.1
Effective Distance
dB
92
L>R
dB
70
R>L
dB
70
>30

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