Distorted sound
PROBLEM
Loud noise from
receiver only
when the
transmitter is off.
Loud noise from
receiver even
when the
transmitter is on.
Low transmitter battery
level.
POSSIBLE CAUSES
Interference signal at that
frequency.
Receiver is placed too
close to an interference
source, such as a
computer, digital device,
or CD player.
Another transmitter is
using the same frequency.
Interference signal at that
frequency.
Receiver is placed too
close to an interference
source, such as a
computer, digital device,
or CD player.
Replace transmitter battery.
SOLUTIONS
Adjust the receiver sensitivity by
adjusting the squelch (SQ) to try
to remove the interference.
Reposition receiver or adjust the
antenna orientation.
Select another operating
frequency.
Move the receiver to another
location.
Turn off another transmitter or
change to a channel with a
different frequency.
Select another operating
frequency.
Move the receiver to another
location.
The volume control on the
receiver is set too high,
overloading the subsequent
sound device input.
Turn down the volume control on
the AWR6952U receiver.
Select another operating
frequency.
Select another operating
frequency.
Short range or
signal dropouts.
Low transmitter battery
level.
Replace transmitter battery.
Poor antenna reception.
Reposition antenna or receiver.
Interference Signal.
Select another operating
frequency.
Too many obstacles
between the receiver and
transmitter.
Move the obstacles or move the
receiver away from nearby metal
objects.
Momentary loss
of sound when
transmitter is
moved around
the performing
area.
Radio frequency (RF)
blind spots.
Reposition the receiver. If the
momentary loss of sound
problem cannot be removed,
walk through the performing
area and mark “Blind” spots.
Avoid these “Blind” spots during
performance.
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