Display Symbol Explanation
The displays of both the transmitter and receiver use the following terms and/or symbols:
Transmitter
Meaning
Receiver
Meaning
Audio signal strength (more or
less bars are filled depending
on signal strength)
Signal level per antenna
Used antenna (the system
continuously switches
between the antenna with the
best reception, A or B)
SET mode:
GR: Available frequency
CH: channel selection
SCAN: Scan available
channels
HI: Hi / Lo strength selection
IR-synchronisation function
active
Audio signal strength (more
or less bars are filled
depending on signal
strength)
Opens adjustable functions
Selected channel
Functions locked so they
cannot be adjusted
Selected frequency
Channel indication
Infrared-synchronisation
mode
Mute function active
Battery level status with
voltage level
Transmission strength
High/Low
Locked
Unlocked
Transmitter Channel Selection
Switch on the transmitter and press the SET button to activate channel selection mode. Use the UP and
DOWN buttons to change the channel.
Transmitter Frequency Selection
Press the SET button once more to activate the frequency selection mode. Use the UP and DOWN buttons
to change the frequency. The frequency is adjusted in 0.05 MHz steps.
Transmitter Frequency Selection (Larger Steps)
Press the SET button once more to activate the second frequency selection mode where the frequency can
be adjusted in larger steps. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to change the frequency. The frequency is now
adjusted in 1 MHz steps.
Power Control Mode
In Power Control mode, the transmission strength can be changed to Hi or Lo. This is function has been
included to ensure that a stable signal can be achieved in any situation.
If there is a short distance between the transmitter and receiver, the transmission strength can remain set to
Lo. The transmission strength can be set to Hi to achieve a stable signal over a greater distance between the
transmitter and receiver.
Synchronising the Transmitter & Receiver
Switch on the transmitter and the receiver. The receiver requires 2x 1.5 V AA batteries in order to function.
Batteries intended for testing have been included.
The information included in this user manual is subject to change at any time and without notification:
Version: 1.0
Date and author initials: 04-08-2020 RV
Revision date and author initials : -
