How to use 7.1 HT for 2 rooms ?

with the main unit off. Press and hold the link button on the back of the rear wireless amp until it starts blinking fast. The take the remote and while pointing at the main unit, press 0-1-3-5 enter. Wireless link ready should show on the display. Turn on the main unit, and it should find the rear amp.

Do you mean Adcom? That detail matters.

Register and download the manual for free at retrevo.com

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Adcom-GFA-5300-Car-Amplifiers-manual/id/582ci558/t/2/

That would mean you're trying to run two rooms with paired mono speakers and a different channel in each room. MMmm, okay.

It's a 2-channel power amp and it isn't really designed for the probable very low imedance you're providing with paired speakers on each terminal. And it has no ability to turn either channel on or off short of denying it a program input on either channel.

Perhaps if you ran one speaker from each channel into each room (impedance permitting), you would have two rooms with traditional 2-channel audio.

Bas response is highly dependent on room boundaries, speaker placement and relative listening position.

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"Place the subwoofer at the corner of the

room. Otherwise, keep it at least one
meter away from the TV."

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Philips-HTS3555-Home-Theater-Systems-manual/id/2869dj188/t/2/

You might experiment with moving the sub around.

I bought the system samsung HT-TZ 422 but wireless receiver module is not connected spikers or not riding tx card.Sound test system is show all spikers but from wireless module is not hiring.When can i get any hepl.
Thanks.
Marek.

also, you might have to search through the menu of the receiver, and set the surround back speakers to be zone 2 instead of using the 7.1 configuration that is probably default.

i think zone 2 will only play sources that are hooked up with analog connects, ie. red/white cables. try using the radio to see if it works. you might have to hook up your cable/sat box, cd player, dvd player, whatever you have that you want to listen to with both digital and analog cables to get everything to work right.

Sure you can, Joel.

Put the speakers wherever they will go, and cut the wire from the speaker to whatever length you need to reach your wall terminals. Leave some slack so you can move the speakers if needed. Strip off whatever length of insulation you need to make the terminal connection. Note that the speaker wire will have some kind of polarity marking. There will be a colored stripe or other mark on the insulation, or the conductors themselves may be different colors (usually one wire is copper, and the other tinned so it's silver colored). It doesn't matter which you use for positive as long as you're consistent and use the same one for each speaker.

At the other end where the prewiring comes out for your home-theater system, splice the connector ends you cut off onto the installed wires, following the same polarity. I recommend using an appropriate size insulated **** splice to make the connection. The crimper and splices can be found at auto parts stores, Radio Shack or most hardware stores. It's quick, reliable and makes sure there are no bare wires to short out.

Plug the speakers into the system and you should be good to go. Whip up some popcorn and enjoy the show!

yes you can enjoy of multi zone function which allow you to listen in two different places at same time.(main room& sub room).

Try pressing "Main A" or "Speakers A"-button on the remote-control (slide the shield at the bottom)

when unplug it from the main outlet, sometimes it goes to defualt setting. check your audio setting..make sure you set according to the speakers that you have. good luck