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4  Setting into Operation

4.1 Inserting the batteries

For operating the wireless microphone, two 1 .5 V 
batteries of size AA are required .

• 

Always insert (rechargeable) batteries of the 
same type and always replace all of them .

• 

If the microphone is not in use for a longer period 
of time, always remove the batteries to prevent 
damage due to battery leakage .

Never put discharged batteries or defective  
rechargeable batteries in the household 
waste . To protect the environment, always 
take them to a special waste disposal, e . g . 
collection container at your retailer .

1) To insert the batteries, seize the upper part of the 

microphone (microphone head) and unscrew the 
long microphone sleeve (3) . Remove the sleeve 
from the microphone to access the battery com-
partment on the rear side of the microphone .

2) Insert the batteries with the positive and neg-

ative poles as indicated in the compartment .

3) After all settings have been made (chapters 4 .3 

to 4 .5), replace the microphone sleeve and screw 
it down . When pushing on the sleeve, make sure 
to place the display window of the sleeve over 
the display (1); otherwise you will not be able 
to push the sleeve up to the threaded ring (4) .

4.2 Switching on the microphone 

Information on the display

To switch on the microphone, push the switch (2) 
upwards . The backlight of the display (1) is acti-
vated for a few seconds . The display shows the 
following information:
1 . the channel group (GROUP 00 – 09)
2 . the channel (CHANNEL 00 – 99)
3 .  the microphone sensitivity 

 

(VOL  −30 dB,  −20 dB,  −10 dB,  00 dB)

4 . the battery status  

 

BATT

 

 

 

 

 

   

   

BATT

 

 

 

   

   

BATT

 

 

full                                    half-full                      discharged   
Replace the batteries when the indication BATT starts flashing .

Make the settings described in chapters 4 .3 to 4 .5 . 
Remember to switch off the microphone after use 
to prevent discharge of the batteries .

4.3 Setting the transmission channel

First set a free transmission channel on the receiver 
(see instruction manual of the receiver) . Then set 
the wireless microphone to the same channel:

Automatic setting

also see instruction manual of the receiver
Point the IR sensor (8) of the wireless microphone 
towards the IR window of the receiver . The distance 
must not exceed 1 .5 m . Make sure that there are no 
obstacles between the sensor and the IR window .

Briefly press the button ACT on the receiver . 

The display backlight of the wireless microphone is 
activated . Thus, the wireless microphone and the 
receiver are set to the same channel group and to 
the same channel (see indication on the display) .

Manual setting

Set the wireless microphone and the receiver to 
the same channel group and to the same channel . 
To set a certain transmission frequency, find the 
corresponding channel group and channel number 
in the table on pages 24 / 25 .
1) Press the button SET (6) once so that the numer-

als of “GROUP” start flashing .

2) While the numerals keep flashing (5 seconds 

after pressing the button SET, 

 or 

), set the 

channel group with the button 

 or 

 (5) .

 

 Note:

 If the numerals stop flashing before you have 

set the group, press the button SET once again .

3) To set the channel number, press the button SET 

repeatedly until the numerals of “CHANNEL” 
start flashing .

4) Set the channel number with the button 

 or 

 . Once the numerals stop flashing, the channel 

setting has been stored .

4.4 Setting the transmission power

Set the transmission power of the wireless micro-
phone with the switch RF (7) .
–  upper position H (high) = high power for a long 

range, but reduced battery life

–  lower position L (low) = low power for a long 

battery life, but reduced range

Summary of Contents for TXS-606HT

Page 1: ...S ELECTRONICS FOR SPECIALISTS TXS 606HT Bestell Nr Order No 25 3540 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODE D EMPLOI ISTRUZIONI PER L USO MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES INSTRUKCJA OBS UGI TXS 606HT Beste...

Page 2: ...ICS FOR SPECIALISTS ELECTRONICS FOR SPECIALISTS ELECTRONICS FOR SPECIALISTS ELECTRONICS FOR SPECIALISTS 2 Deutsch Seite 4 English Page 8 Fran ais Page 11 Italiano Pagina 14 Espa ol P gina 17 Polski St...

Page 3: ...3 ON CHANNEL BATT GROUP VOL dB CHANNEL BATT GROUP VOL dB SET H L RF ON CHANNEL BATT GROUP VOL dB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 4: ...krofon zweckentfremdet falsch be dient oder nicht fachgerecht repariert kann keine Haftung f r daraus resultierende Sach oder Personensch den und keine Garantie f r das Mikrofon bernommen werden Soll...

Page 5: ...n austauschen Die in den Kapiteln 4 3 bis 4 5 beschriebenen Ein stellungen vornehmen Nach dem Betrieb nicht vergessen das Mikro fon auszuschalten damit die Batterien nicht entladen werden 4 3 bertragu...

Page 6: ...Taste SET erneut dreimal dr cken Ist das Mikrofonsignal zu laut und verzerrt die Empfindlichkeit verringern Bei einem zu leisen Signal ergibt sich dagegen ein schlechter Rau schabstand die Empfindlich...

Page 7: ...7...

Page 8: ...will be accepted if the micro phone is used for other purposes than originally intended if it is not correctly operated or if it is not repaired in an expert way If the microphone is to be put out of...

Page 9: ...Make the settings described in chapters 4 3 to 4 5 Remember to switch off the microphone after use to prevent discharge of the batteries 4 3 Setting the transmission channel First set a free transmiss...

Page 10: ...again If the volume of the microphone signal is too high or if the signal is distorted reduce the sen sitivity If the volume of the signal is too low however a poor signal to noise ratio results In th...

Page 11: ...quement un chiffon sec et doux en aucun cas de produits chimiques ou d eau Nous d clinons toute responsabilit en cas de dommages mat riels ou corporels si le micro phone est utilis dans un but autre q...

Page 12: ...s secondes L affichage indique les informations suivantes 1 le groupe de canaux GROUP 00 09 2 le canal CHANNEL 00 99 3 la sensibilit du micro VOL 30dB 20dB 10dB 00dB 4 l tat des batteries BATT BATT BA...

Page 13: ...r s l activation de la touche SET ou r glez la sensibilit du microphone avec la touche ou 5 Quatre niveaux de r glage sont disponibles 30dB 20dB 10dB 00dB Remarque Si les chiffres cessent de clignoter...

Page 14: ...iego scorretto o di riparazione non a regola d arte del microfono non si assume nessuna responsabilit per eventuali danni consequenziali a persone o a cose e non si assume nessuna garanzia per l appar...

Page 15: ...on dimenticare di spegnere il microfono per non scaricare le batterie 4 3 Impostare il canale di trasmissione Per prima cosa sul ricevitore impostare un canale libero di trasmissione vedere le istruzi...

Page 16: ...to SET Se il segnale del microfono troppo forte e distorto ridurre la sensibilit Con un segnale troppo debole invece il rapporto segnale ru more peggiore allora conviene aumentare al sensibilit 4 Quan...

Page 17: ...nca ni productos qu micos ni agua No podr reclamarse garant a o responsabilidad alguna por cualquier da o personal o material resultante si el micr fono se utiliza para otros fines diferentes a los or...

Page 18: ...ituya las bater as cuando la indicaci n BATT empiece a parpadear Haga los ajustes descritos en los apartados 4 3 a 4 5 Recuerde que debe desconectar el micr fono despu s de utilizarlo para no descarga...

Page 19: ...men de la se al del micr fono es dema siado alto o si la se al se distorsiona reduzca la sensibilidad Si el volumen de la se al es dema siado bajo puede provocar una relaci n se al ruido baja En este...

Page 20: ...u ywa suchej mi kkiej tkaniny Nie stosowa wody ani rodk w chemicznych Producent ani dostawca nie ponosz odpowie dzialno ci za wynik e szkody uszkodzenie sprz tu lub obra enia u ytkownika je li urz dze...

Page 21: ...T pe ne po owa wyczerpane Je eli zacznie miga wskazanie BATT nale y wymieni baterie Wprowadzi ustawienia zgodnie z rozdz 4 3 do 4 5 Po zako czeniu pracy wy czy mikrofon aby unik n roz adowania baterii...

Page 22: ...o no ci jest zbyt wysoki lub sygna jest zniekszta cony zmniejszy czu o Je eli poziom g o no ci jest zbyt niski lub zbyt s aby w stosunku do szumu nale y zwi kszy czu o 4 Gdy wskazanie przestanie miga...

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