I can hear radio noise

[SONG SUNG MAN]

When I just connect the Wiim Pro Plus, the speaker picks up something like a radio frequency and a small sound keeps coming out. I tried changing the speaker connection cable to 3 different ones with really good ones, but it's the same. The sound is louder than I thought, and it keeps coming out so much that it's annoying when I'm not playing music. Experts, is there a setting or function that can prevent this???

 

[slartibartfast]

When I just connect the Wiim Pro Plus, the speaker picks up something like a radio frequency and a small sound keeps coming out. I tried changing the speaker connection cable to 3 different ones with really good ones, but it's the same. The sound is louder than I thought, and it keeps coming out so much that it's annoying when I'm not playing music. Experts, is there a setting or function that can prevent this???

What is the Pro Plus connected to?

 

[SONG SUNG MAN]

What is the Pro Plus connected to?

What is the Pro Plus connected to?

generic 8010A, Connects directly to active speakers.

 

[harkpabst]

generic 8010A, Connects directly to active speakers.

Genelec?

Using an adapter cable from RCA out to XLR in? That cable/adapter might be at fault. What output voltage did you configure?

 

[SONG SUNG MAN]

Genelec?

Using an adapter cable from RCA out to XLR in? That cable/adapter might be at fault. What output voltage did you configure?

Yes, I use that cable.
I tried changing it to a good cable from another company, but it's the same!
I didn't set the output voltage separately, how do I do that?

 

[harkpabst]

We need to know what cable.or.cable.plus adapter exactly. There are different ways of adapting RCA to XLR and not all are a good fit. Just because the plugs fit doesn't mean all is right.

The output volume is set on device settings, audio settings, line.out level. It should be set equal to or maybe slightly below the input sensitivity of your speakers.