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TRANSMITTERS: 

 

Beltpack 

– Channel 1 

 

Carefully open the battery compartment 

 by sliding the cover down and then, once it is 

clear of the catch, hinge it upwards

.  Above the space for the battery there are three 

user adjustable controls; on the left 

is a small slide switch (‘INST’ for instrument and 

‘MIC’ for Microphone).  Make sure that this switch is in the ‘MIC’ position.  Next to this is 
the control for selecting the channel.  Using a small flat bladed screwdriver carefully turn 
this control to the number corresponding with the matching receiver in the cabinet. 
 
On the right-

hand side is a control marked ‘GAIN’. 

This will have been pre-set at the factory and will probably be at or near to the 
mid-way position

.  It is unlikely that you should need to adjust it.  However, if you do 

need to adjust the gain please refer to the manufacturer

’s instruction book and, using a 

very small flat bladed screwdriver move the control clockwise or anti-clockwise as 
required.  
 
Finally fit a PP3 9v battery, being sure to observe the correct polarity, replace and close 
the battery compartment cover. 

 
 
Handheld 

– Channel 2 

 
 

Turn the locking collar to the left (anti-clockwise) and carefully slide the outer shell of the 
body down, to reveal the battery compartment and small rotary control (similar to the 
one on the rear panel of the receiver).  Using a small flat bladed screwdriver, carefully 
turn this control to the number corresponding with the matching receiver in the cabinet. 
 
Insert a 9v PP3 battery, being sure to observe the correct polarity, replace the battery 
compartment cover, and secure it in place by returning the collar to the ’locked’ position. 

 
For more detailed instructions please refer to the manufacturer

’s instruction handbook. 

 
 
Once all the equipment has been installed and connected inside the wall cabinet, and the 
wires from the loudspeakers have been connected to the amplifier, you can replace the two 
side panels and the door. 
 
 
When replacing the door it may be hung to open ‘left-to-right’ or ‘right-to-left’ as dictated by the 
location.  Simply insert the lower hinge pin into its socket 

– remembering to replace the small 

spacer removed earlier (see page 13) 

– and then pull the upper hinge pin back against its 

spring, position over the socket in the chassis, and release to secure the door. 
 
 

 
 
 

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CONNEVANS LIMITED Bridge House, 1 Nutfield Road, Merstham, Surrey  RH1 3EB 

Tel: 

 01737 247571   

Minicom: 

 01737 644016   

Fax: 

 01737 223475

 

B40SFSYS2K v3.0  08/2012 

Summary of Contents for 40SFSYS 24

Page 1: ...ER GUIDANCE NOTES AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS V 3 0 new cabinet new aerials CONNEVANS LIMITED Bridge House 1 Nutfield Road Merstham Surrey RH1 3EB Tel 01737 247571 Minicom 01737 644016 Fax 01737 223475...

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Page 3: ...dspeakers may then also be adjusted using the two volume controls In addition there are three controls that may be used to set Tone adjusting Low Mid range and High frequency sounds to give the best r...

Page 4: ...on the mains socket as a master on off switch for the whole system However you will need to plug the battery charger in to a separate switched socket so that you may still charge the rechargeable batt...

Page 5: ...or down as appropriate Again if you can hear yourself clearly then the system is too loud turn the volume on the Amplifier down a little Remember this is a Soundfield System not a Public Address Syste...

Page 6: ...ple of the unusual shape or layout of your hall it is quite acceptable to have them set at different values If you want to use the system and find that there are no charged batteries available for the...

Page 7: ...OUT when a LINE LEVEL input is connected E g Cassette or CD player and when using the Phono sockets on Patch Panel PLEASE REFER TO THE MANUFACTURERS HANDBOOK FOR MORE DETAILS ON USER SELECTABLE FRONT...

Page 8: ...8 CONNEVANS LIMITED Bridge House 1 Nutfield Road Merstham Surrey RH1 3EB Tel 01737 247571 Minicom 01737 644016 Fax 01737 223475...

Page 9: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 9 CONNEVANS LIMITED Bridge House 1 Nutfield Road Merstham Surrey RH1 3EB Tel 01737 247571 Minicom 01737 644016 Fax 01737 223475 B40SFSYS2K v3 0 08 2012...

Page 10: ...r unit Z192UDRAWHN 1 x 8 way Power Distribution Unit Z198WAYPDU 1 x Front Patch Panel A40SFPP01 1 x Collar worn mic for belt pack unit 1 Packet of Marker Cable Ties and a Marker Pen MXF054BLPEN 4 6 or...

Page 11: ...bracket as a template to mark the top pair of holes for fixing the cabinet to the wall See figure 1 page 12 Using a 12mm masonry bit drill a 12mm x 50mm hole at each of the marked positions and fit th...

Page 12: ...14 CONNEVANS LIMITED Bridge House 1 Nutfield Road Merstham Surrey RH1 3EB Tel 01737 247571 Minicom 01737 644016 Fax 01737 223475 B40SFSYS2K v3 0 08 2012 BEFORE AFTER...

Page 13: ...nvection ventilation for the amplifier and below the Mixer so that the accessories sockets are in line with their respective controls As the equipment is installed into the cabinet connect it together...

Page 14: ...r to the left anti clockwise and carefully slide the outer shell of the body down to reveal the battery compartment and small rotary control similar to the one on the rear panel of the receiver Using...

Page 15: ...same wall at a distance approximately 1 3 the total length of the hall away from the centre speaker one to the left and one to the right hand side Repeat for the opposite wall Speakers should be fixe...

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Page 17: ...annel no 1 2 3 4 If using additional Radio Microphones Mic THREE Style Head Hand Collar Channel no 1 2 3 4 Mic FOUR Style Head Hand Collar Channel no 1 2 3 4 25 CONNEVANS LIMITED Bridge House 1 Nutfie...

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