Yes, to get stereo sound when using two outdoor speakers, you first need to pair both speakers to the same sender (this process is described in a previous entry). Once paired, press and hold the source button (until it blinks) on the outdoor speaker that you want to be the left channel, and then press and hold the source button (until it blinks) on the speaker you want for the right channel.

At that point, there will be a short break in the music and it will then start playing again (in stereo). One advantage of doing this is the system also links the volumes. So if you change the volume on one of the two speakers, it will automatically adjust the other one. Note that if the power is turned off on one of the two speakers, the other speaker that is still playing will revert to mono mode. As soon as the power returns to both speakers, the system will switch back to stereo.

The RF-RBKIT (sender and receiver) and the RF-RBWS02 (sender and speaker) and the RF-RBWS01 have been joined at the factory, so they should work right out of the box. If you want to add another Rocketboost product, press and hold the power button on your Hub (the first sender you purchased) until the green light starts blinking. Then go to the product you want to join to it and press and hold it until the power button starts blinking. They should join within a few seconds and the lights will change from blinking to solid lights.

This is a little tricky because the labeling on the back of the sender of the RF-RBKIT is designed for 5.1-channel and an additional source:

1. Turn off four-channel lock.
2. Connect all the speaker wires to the back of your AV receiver.
3. Connect the left surround speaker wire from the AV receiver to Speaker A (Right) on the back of the RF-RBKIT sender. Connect the left rear speaker wire from the AV receiver to Speaker A (Left) on the back of the RF-RBKIT sender. Connect the right surround-speaker wire from the back of the AV receiver to Speaker B (Right) on the back of the RF-RBKIT sender and connect the right rear speaker wire from the back of the AV receiver to the Speaker B (Left) on the back of the RF-RBKIT sender.
   
   (As an alternative, you can connect the rear left/right to the Speaker A inputs and the surround left/right to the Speaker B inputs. Make sure you connect the corresponding speakers to the correct outputs on the receiver boxes which correspond to the input channels.)
4. Connect the receiver from the RF-RBKIT to the left surround and rear speakers. Connect the RF-RBREC (a separate item you need to purchase) to the right surround and rear speakers. Plug in and turn on.
5. The receiver in the kit will already be joined to the network, so join the second receiver to the network (see previous instructions).
6. Put a movie in and start playing it. On the front of the sender, turn both source A and B on so they are blue (sending). Go to the back of the room and press Next Source on your receivers until you see the correct source light flash. When you press the Next Source button, the sender's source light will flash for about three seconds when it is selected by the receiver using the Next Source button. This visual illumination tells you which source channel each receiver is connected to.
   
   Alternatively, turn HD on for source A, but leave it off of B for now. Go to the back of the room and tune your receivers into the right channel.
   
   Use the HD indicator to identify that you are getting the correct audio on the correct sides of the room. Once that is done, turn HD on Source B (on the sender).
7. Turn four-channel lock back on.

Note: When four-channel lock is set, you will not be able to change the source of the receivers unless you switch it off. This is intentional so that your 7.1.-channel setup cannot be messed up by a casual press of the Next source button.

No, it will stop transmitting, but you still need to go to each receiver and power them off.

No, if you set another product to Hub status, it creates another wireless network. We highly suggest that you only run one Rocketboost network in your home. This way, every room gets access to the same music and minimizes confusion.

Yes, you can use the remote control to mute all speakers. When you press the unmute button it will unmute the stream associated with the device which received the IR command. If you wish to unmute other streams you need to change the volume or point the IR at the other device.

Once you have two sources playing simultaneously from two senders (make sure both senders are joined to the same Hub), you simply press the source button on the receiver and you can toggle between the different sources.