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Interactive User Guide · HT41899 Plus 2 / BTHT-41899-W

Two people. Clear TV sound. Separate volume.

Use the included transmitter for two headphones together, or connect one headphone directly to a Bluetooth TV.

Recommended: use the transmitter for low delay and simultaneous sound in both headphones.

HT41899 Plus 2 transmitter, two headphones, and two charging docksTwo headphonesIndependent volume

Start setup

Choose how to connect.

Your choice changes how many headphones can listen.

★ Use the kit for two-headphone listening and the lowest delay.

Quick fixes

Choose what is wrong.

Follow the short check, then confirm the expected result.

1Sound only on one side of a headphone
  1. Test the other included headphone on the same TV program.
  2. On the affected headphone, confirm left/right balance is centered on the TV, phone, or PC.
  3. Turn the headphone off and on, then test another source.

Expected: speech plays from both earcups. If one earcup stays silent on every source, submit a ticket for hardware service.

2Only one headphone connects
  1. Use the transmitter setup, not TV Bluetooth.
  2. Turn off Bluetooth on nearby phones/PCs so a headphone cannot reconnect there.
  3. Turn both headphones OFF, then ON.
  4. Press the matching black or red button on the transmitter once and wait 5–10 seconds.

Expected: both headphone LEDs turn solid blue. Direct TV Bluetooth supports only one included headphone at a time.

🔇No sound after setup
  1. Confirm the cable uses TV audio OUT and transmitter Input from TV.
  2. For Optical, select Optical output and PCM.
  3. Check the transmitter Audio Signal LED: solid means valid audio; blinking means fix the TV output/settings.
  4. Raise each headphone's volume.

Open the official no-sound guide →

Hum, buzz, or crackling
  1. Push the AUX plugs fully into both ports.
  2. Move the audio cable away from USB power adapters and other power cables.
  3. Try Optical if available; it avoids analog ground noise.
  4. Try a different 5 V USB power source.

Expected: clean audio without hum. If only one headphone hums on every source, submit a ticket.

Transmitter will not turn on
  1. Reconnect USB-C at the transmitter and the USB power source.
  2. Use a 5 V, 1–2.4 A source.
  3. Try another cable or powered USB port, then slide OFF → ON.

If no LED appears, submit a ticket with a photo of both cable ends.

Charging

Watch, dock, check the light.

Each dock needs USB-C power.

Watch: charge on the dock
  1. Power the dock: connect USB-C to a powered TV USB port or 5 V, 1–2.4 A adapter.
  2. Dock the headphone: align the two lightning marks.
  3. Check the light: reposition the headphone if no charging light appears.

Charging: white LED blinks.
Full: LED turns off after about 2 hours.

USB-C charging or headphone stays off?

Charge without the dock: connect USB-C directly to the headphone.

After docking: if the headphone stays off, slide its switch OFF, then ON.

Phone / tablet / PC Bluetooth

Pair one headphone directly.

One headphone by Bluetooth. For both headphones on a PC, connect the transmitter by AUX.

Watch: pair with a phone or PC
  1. Turn the transmitter OFF.
  2. Hold the headphone switch at PAIR for 3 seconds.
  3. Open Bluetooth and select Avantree AS19.
Connected: the headphone LED is solid blue.

Reference

Buttons, lights, and official help.

HT41899 Plus 2 headphone buttons and indicators diagram
Black and red headphones — volume, multifunction button, power/pair switch, charging and status LEDs.
HT41899 Plus 2 transmitter buttons, inputs, and indicators diagram
Transmitter — black button 1 and red button 2, Audio Signal light, Optical and AUX inputs.
MFB press
Play/pause or reconnect; during a call, mute/unmute
Headphone solid blue
Connected
Headphone blinking blue
Not connected
Red + blue
Bluetooth pairing
Audio Signal solid
Valid TV audio
Audio Signal blinking
Invalid/no TV audio
Playtime
Up to 50 hours (current product specification)

STILL NEED HELP?

Get the right help for HT41899 Plus 2.

Choose HT41899 Plus 2 / BTHT-41899-W. Include the TV/PC model, connection type, which headphone is affected, LED pattern, and photos of both cable ends.

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