Auxiliary equipment (
E.g. CD or Cassette player, Lap-Top
, ‘Coomber’ unit, Etc.
)
9.
Depending on how many Radio Microphones you have in your system any auxiliary
equipment will be connected using the next vacant channel on the Mixer. With a tape or
CD playing in your system the sound/volume from the additional equipment should
match the microphones
– as set up above. If necessary use the Mixer control for the
appropriate Channel to adjust the input to the mixer ‘up’ or ‘down’ as necessary.
This control may be used like a volume control to ‘fade’ music in/out during productions/presentations.
10.
Once you have matched the input from the microphones, and any additional equipment,
and the output from the Mixer to the Amplifier is set so that ‘feedback’ is not a problem
the overall loudness of the whole system may be adjusted using the volume controls on
the Amplifier
– so that there is an even spread of sound throughout the hall, and the
person speaking is only barely aware of their own voice.
As a general rule these controls should be adjusted together so that they are both set to
the same position. If necessary (because, for example, 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
radio microphones, it is quite in order to use Alkaline batteries as an alternative
– and we
would recommend keeping a stock of Alkaline batteries for just such an eventuality!
As a guide, you should find that you get approximately 8 to 10 hours use from a
set of Alkaline batteries.
A set of rechargeable batteries should last approximately 3 to 4 hours
.
Re-broadcasting the System output from a Radio Aid Transmitter:
For
fmGenie
Radio Aids we have supplied a Soundfield to fmGenie connecting lead
(XSIBFMG2B).
-
Locate the Phono sockets on the front panel marked ‘Radio Aid Out’.
- Connect the Phono Plug into either of the sockets on the front panel.
- Plug the 2.5mm Jack into the
Ext Mic
socket on the fmGenie Transmitter.
Place the Transmitter into its pouch and hang the pouch from the hook supplied or from the
door of the rack-cabinet.
For other Radio Aids, including the Connevans CRM220, please contact Customer Services
(01737 247571) for details of the appropriate lead(s).
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CONNEVANS LIMITED Bridge House, 1 Nutfield Road, Merstham, Surrey RH1 3EB
Tel:
01737 247571
Minicom:
01737 644016
Fax:
01737 223475
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