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4 Setting into Operation
4.1 Power supply
1) Remove the belt clip (5): Press together the
securing lugs on the left and on the right
and push the clip downwards to remove it
(see figure 2) .
2) To insert the batteries, slide down the cover
(6) to open the battery compartment . Insert
two 1 .5 V batteries of size AA into the com-
partment (9) with the positive and negative
poles as indicated .
3) Replace the cover .
Never put discharged batteries or
defective rechargeable batteries in
the household waste; always take
them to a special waste disposal,
e . g . collection container at your
retailer .
4.2 Connection and attachment
Connect the plug of the tie clip microphone (14)
or the plug of the headband microphone (13) to
the 3 .5 mm jack (1) of the pocket transmitter .
The DC voltage required by the microphone is
available at this jack . The connector is provided
with a locking mechanism to prevent accidental
disconnection . Connect the plug to the jack and
turn the nut clockwise to secure the plug .
Attach the tie clip microphone (11) with its
clip (12) (e . g . to your clothes) so that it is close
to your mouth .
Put on the headband microphone accord-
ing to figure 4 . Place the microphone cartridge
(10) close to your mouth in a good position for
talking . The microphone arm will bend in any
direction .
Use the belt clip (5) to attach the pocket
transmitter to your clothes . After inserting the
batteries (
☞
chapter 4 .1), slide the clip from
the bottom into the support until it engages .
5 Operation
1) Before initial operation, turn back both vol-
ume controls on the receiver to “1” .
2) Switch on the receiver .
3) Switch on the pocket transmitter: Set the
switch (2) to the left stop (position ON): The
LED (3) lights up during operation . If it fails
to light up or if it starts flashing, the batteries
may be low and should be replaced .
After switching on the transmitter, a wire-
less connection to the receiver is made . An
LED on the receiver will indicate successful
connection to the corresponding transmitter .
Before operating the transmitter together
with a receiver for the first time, match the
two units (
☞
chapter 5 .1) . If the LED fails to
light up or starts flickering although match-
ing has been successful and the transmitter
has been switched on, another transmitter
may cause interference in transmission . In this
case, change the transmission channel of the
transmitter (
☞
chapter 5 .2) .
If there is still interference in transmission,
please check
– if the batteries of the transmitter are low .
– if there are objects or other wireless trans-
mitters (e . g . microwaves, WLAN, baby
monitors) in the transmission path which
may interfere with reception . Metal objects
in the vicinity of the transmitter or receiver
may affect the directivity of the antenna .
– if the reception can be improved when you
turn the antennas .
– if the distance between the transmitter
and the receiver is too long (range: approx .
20 m) .
4) Speak into the microphone . Adjust the de-
sired volume with the corresponding VOLUME
control on the receiver . Turn up the volume
control (4) on the transmitter without distort-
ing the sound .
