3.
Q. Which setting do I use on the body pack transmitter?
A. For a headset or lapel microphone use “MIC”, for a line level input use “0dB” and for a guitar use “-10dB”.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
V20170504
Other Helpful Sources
PSE
Manual
(PDF Download)
PSE
Product Page
PSE
Cutsheet
(PDF Download)
PSE
How To Video
Quick Start Guide
PSE
Wireless Microphone System
TM
FAQ
1.
Q. I’m having problems finding the best frequency for me. Where do I go to find this information?
A. Please consult the online manual or visit: GalaxyAudio.com/support/schematics-and-frequency-charts
2.
Q. With my transmitter off, the RF and AF lights are both on, and I get a lot of noise.
A. You are picking up outside interference and you need to change your frequency.
Printed in China
4.
Q. How should I position the Antennas?
o
A. They should be at about 45 outward from a vertical position in each direction.
Wireless Tips
Maintain line of sight between the transmitter and receiver antennas.
Do not have walls, metal objects, large crowds, etc. blocking the line of sight between the transmitter and receiver.
Antennas on the stationary equipment should be kept several feet above the ground.
Antennas can be mounted on stands or walls using brackets such as the ANT-LB.
On body pack receivers/transmitters, avoid putting them in your pocket, and/or folding the antenna under the pack.
The antenna should hang freely and openly.
Keep the distance between transmitters and receivers as short as possible.
If distances above 20-30' are unavoidable, directional antennas such as the ANT-PDL can improve reception by
rejecting signals outside their pickup angle.
Find out what TV stations are broadcasting in your area and avoid the channels they are on.
This information is available from many sources on line, such as www.tvfool.com.
If your receiver is showing that it is receiving RF when your transmitter is turned off, you need to move to another
frequency.
If you are using several systems, you can contact [email protected] for assistance in
frequency coordination.
Make certain you are using fresh batteries, rechargeable batteries may be used, but they discharge at a much
faster rate than alkaline.
601 E. Pawnee Wichita, KS 67211 316. 263.2852 FAX 316.263.0642 www.galaxyaudio.com
Distributed in Canada by
Audio Distributors International
(
ADI
)
1275 Newton, unit 6 Boucherville, QC J4B 5H2 Canada
450.449.8177 FAX 450.449.8180
The frequencies of the Galaxy UHF Wireless Systems are on frequencies that are used by Digital Television stations.
To be assured of the best performance, you should determine on what RF channels the DTV stations
in your area are broadcasting, then set your wireless systems on frequencies that are not being used.
For more information, please view the
DTV Frequency Ranges & FCC Consumer Alert
online at:
galaxyaudio.com/support/schematics-and-frequency-charts
