Selecting the Channel of Operation
Referring to Figure 1, use a small flat-blade screwdriver to select the
channel (frequency) on which the transmitter will operate, by aligning the
triangle-shaped pointer (not the screwdriver slot) to the number of the
desired channel. Set the receiver to the matching channel. Channels are as
follows:
Channel 1: 907 MHz
Channel 2: 915 MHz
Channel 3: 923 MHz
Any other setting of the channel selector (0, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) defaults to
Channel 1.
If two AVT900-3 transmitters are to be used simultaneously in a common
area (so as to broadcast two different audio & video sources), set one unit
to Channel 1 and the other unit to Channel 3. It is not advisable to attempt
to use three units simultaneously.
Connecting Video and Audio to the AVT900-3
Following the guidelines below, connect line level audio and video
sources (outputs from a DVD player, for example) to the corresponding
line-level input jacks on the transmitter’s rear panel (refer to Figure 2).
Appropriate shielded cables are supplied with the transmitter for making
these connections.
Audio –
If a microphone is to be used as the audio source, an external
microphone preamp (not supplied) must be used to raise the microphone’s
output signal to the required line level.
Figure 1 – AVT900-3 Front Panel
(AVR900-3 similar)
