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b. RF: this meter shows the radio frequency signal level. If the transmitter is ON, the meter must be close
to the top. If the transmitter is OFF the meter is completely down. In this condition, if some signal is
shown on the meter, it means that there is a RF disturbance: to avoid it you must select a different RF
channel.
c. AF: this meter shows the audio frequency signal send to the outputs. If no AF signal is present when
the user speaks into the microphone, check the RF and MUTE indicators in the transmitter. If the RF
signal is null, check if the transmitter is operative and if it is set on the same RF channel as the
receiver.
d. GR – CH: this is the number of the selected group and the channel stored in the receiver memory.
e. This is the number of the selected frequency stored in the receiver memory.
f. when this symbol is on the receiver is locked, it is not possible to change the setting parameters.
5. AUTO
Press this button for the automatic search of the free frequency.
6. SET
Press this button during the normal operation to scroll between the menu options.
7. UP
Pressing this button you can increases the value of the correspondent menu option.
8. DOWN
Pressing this button you can decreases the value of the correspondent menu option.
9. 12VDC
Socket for the AC/DC adaptor: use only the adaptor supplied with the system.
10. OUTPUT (BAL)
Balanced output with mic level: connect it through a XLR cable to a mixer MIC input. This output is used
preferably for long runs.
11. OUTPUT (UNBAL)
Unbalanced output with line level: connect it through a mono 6.3mm jack cable to a mixer or instrument
amplifier input. This output is used preferably for short runs.
12. ANT A ANT B
These are the receiving antennas. Screw them in and raise them up during the use. In order to obtain a
good transmission angle, them at 90° and place the receiver away from other metal objects and far away
no more than 40 m from the transmitter. The internal diversity receiving circuit chooses the best signal
from one of the two antennas.