Yamaha YIT-W12 Owner's Manual

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Pages 32
Year 2012
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Yamaha YIT-W12 Transmitter Specification

The Yamaha YIT-W12 Transmitter is a wireless audio device designed to enhance connectivity and audio streaming capabilities for Yamaha audio systems. It operates on Yamaha's proprietary yAired technology, offering seamless and high-quality wireless audio transmission. The transmitter is engineered to be compatible with both iOS devices and computers, enabling users to stream music without the need for traditional docking or wired connections.

The YIT-W12 features easy plug-and-play functionality, allowing users to connect the transmitter to their audio systems via a straightforward setup process. It supports various audio formats and ensures low latency, maintaining audio fidelity and synchronization between devices. The transmitter is powered through a USB connection, which simplifies its integration with computer systems and provides a reliable power source.

Designed with portability in mind, the YIT-W12 is compact and lightweight, making it a convenient accessory for users who require flexibility in their audio setups. Its operational range supports a typical wireless distance, ensuring that users can enjoy uninterrupted audio streaming within most home environments.

The Yamaha YIT-W12 Transmitter is also notable for its minimalistic design, which complements a wide range of Yamaha audio equipment. It offers a practical solution for users seeking to upgrade their existing audio systems with wireless capabilities, enhancing the overall versatility and user experience of Yamaha’s audio products.

Yamaha YIT-W12 Transmitter F.A.Q.

How do I connect the Yamaha YIT-W12 Transmitter to my audio device?

To connect the Yamaha YIT-W12 Transmitter, plug it into the Yamaha dock-compatible device and ensure the device is powered on. The transmitter will automatically pair with compatible receivers within range.

What should I do if the YIT-W12 is not pairing with the receiver?

Ensure both the transmitter and receiver are powered on and within range. Check for interference from other wireless devices and reset the pairing by turning off both devices before trying again.

Can the YIT-W12 Transmitter be used with non-Yamaha devices?

The YIT-W12 is designed specifically for Yamaha dock-compatible devices. It may not function properly with non-Yamaha devices due to compatibility issues.

How do I perform a factory reset on the YIT-W12 Transmitter?

To perform a factory reset, unplug the transmitter from the dock, press and hold the reset button (if available) for 10 seconds, and then release. Plug it back in and test the connection.

What is the range of the Yamaha YIT-W12 Transmitter?

The effective range of the YIT-W12 Transmitter is approximately 10 meters (33 feet) without obstructions. Walls and other electronic devices may affect the range.

How can I improve the signal strength of my YIT-W12 Transmitter?

To improve signal strength, minimize physical obstructions between the transmitter and receiver, avoid interference from other wireless devices, and ensure both devices have a clear line of sight.

Is it possible to use multiple YIT-W12 Transmitters in the same room?

Yes, multiple YIT-W12 Transmitters can be used in the same room, but ensure they are paired with separate receivers to avoid interference.

How do I update the firmware on the YIT-W12 Transmitter?

Yamaha YIT-W12 does not support firmware updates as it is a plug-and-play device without complex software. Ensure it is used with compatible devices for optimal performance.

What should I do if my YIT-W12 Transmitter stops working suddenly?

Check the power supply to the docked device, ensure the transmitter is securely connected, and try restarting both the transmitter and receiver. If the issue persists, consult Yamaha support.

Can the YIT-W12 Transmitter handle multiple audio streams simultaneously?

The YIT-W12 Transmitter is designed for a single audio stream at a time. For multiple streams, additional transmitters and receivers are required.