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Problems Using the Pendant Microphone
Problems Using the Remote Control
Problem
Solution
The power light won’t come on.
You may need to replace the pendant microphone’s batteries (see page 20).
There is no sound.
Check to make sure that the pendant microphone’s power button is green. If it’s red
or not lit, replace the batteries (see page 20).
Make sure the AP-60 is turned on. If the AP-60 doesn’t receive an audio signal for 60
minutes, it turns off automatically.
Press the Mute button on the remote control to make sure the sound wasn’t muted
or turned off.
Try increasing the volume.
Adjust the Gain control on the pendant microphone to increase the microphone
sensitivity.
Make sure that the pendant microphone is positioned with the black emitter
window facing away from you and is free of obstructions.
Check the connection of the pendant microphone to the AP-60. The light on the
AP-60 should match the channel selected on the remote control.
If you’re using more than one microphone, make sure that each microphone is set
to use a different channel.
Check to see if the IR dome sensor’s red power light is lit. If it’s not, contact your
maintenance department to check the cable connections.
My voice isn’t loud enough.
Use the Gain control wheel on the pendant microphone to increase the
microphone sensitivity.
Adjust the master volume.
Adjust the Microphone gain control knob on the AP-60.
External audio devices are too
loud
Use the Gain control wheel on the pendant microphone to increase the
microphone sensitivity.
Use the volume control on the external audio device to decrease the volume of the
external audio device.
Problem
Solution
The system doesn’t respond to
the remote control.
Make sure you’re within about 20 feet of the AP-60. Point the remote control toward
the AP-60.
You may need to replace the remote control’s batteries (see page 18).
Turn off nearby equipment that emits infrared energy, such as a radiant room
heater.
The remote control has been lost
or damaged.
Contact Epson for help, see page 26.
