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4.3 Connecting and attaching
the tie clip microphone and
the pocket transmitter
1) Connect the plug of the tie clip microphone
to the 3 .5 mm jack (19) of the transmitter . To
prevent accidental disconnection, secure the
plug with the nut .
2) Attach the tie clip microphone to your clothes,
as close to your mouth as possible .
3) After all adjustments have been made (chap-
ters 4 .4 and 5), use the clip (20) to attach the
transmitter to your clothes (e . g . belt or waist-
band) .
4.4 Adjusting the transmission channel
To adjust a free transmission channel on the re-
ceiver, either use the automatic scan function or
adjust the channel manually . Then simply press a
button to adjust the pocket transmitter to the same
channel via IR signal .
1) Switch on the receiver with the POWER switch
(9) . To switch on the pocket transmitter, set the
switch (15) to the position ON . After switching
on, the corresponding display (3, 16) lights up .
2) To
automatically scan
a free channel, press the
button SELECT (2) briefly . To indicate the scan,
one segment of the numerical display element
starts moving around on the display (3):
After a while, the display shows the number of
the channel found . The correspond ing frequen-
cies can be found in the table on page 34 .
3) To
manually adjust
a specific transmission fre-
quency, find the corresponding channel number
in the table on page 34 . To adjust the channel
number, keep the button SELECT (2) pressed until
the units digit on the display (3) starts flashing .
Press the button briefly to adjust the units digit .
Keep the button pressed again until the tens digit
on the display starts flashing . Press the button
briefly to adjust the tens digit . A few seconds
after you have pressed the button for the last
time, the tens digit will stop flashing to indicate
that the channel adjustment has been stored .
4) Point the IR sensor (17) of the pocket transmit-
ter towards the IR window (6) on the receiver .
The distance must not exceed 1 .5 m . Make sure
that there are no obstacles between the sensor
and the IR window .
Keep the button ACT (7) pressed for a few
seconds until the display backlight of the pocket
transmitter has been activated . Thus, the pocket
transmitter and the receiver have been set to
the same channel . The display (16) shows the
channel number .
5 Operation
1) Put the receiving antennas (1) in a vertical
position .
2) Switch on the receiver with the POWER switch
(9) first . The LED AF (4) flashes twice . The display
(3) shows the transmission channel adjusted .
If one of the reception LEDs RF (5) lights
up while the pocket transmitter is still switched
off, interfering signals or signals from another
wireless system are received . In this case, adjust
a different channel (
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chapter 4 .4) .
3) To switch on the pocket transmitter, set the
switch (15) to the position ON . In the mid-
position STBY, the transmitter is on, but the
microphone signal is muted .
After switching on, the backlight of the
display (16) lights up for a few seconds . The
display shows the channel adjusted and the
battery status .
BATT
BATT
BATT
full discharged
Note:
Replace the batteries when the indication BATT
starts flashing .
4) When the pocket transmitter is switched on,
one of the reception LEDs RF A or B (5) lights
up on the receiver to indicate which receiving
part supplies the best signal . If none of them
lights up, please check:
a Have the transmitter and the receiver been
set to the same channel?
If different channels are indicated on the re-
ceiver and on the pocket transmitter, proceed
with step 4 of chapter 4 .4 .
b Are the batteries of the transmitter dis-
charged?
c Is the distance between the transmitter and
the receiver too long? (Range approx . 30 m)
d Is the reception disturbed by metal objects in
the transmission path?
e Is it possible to improve the reception when
you turn the receiving antennas (1)?
f Has the interference suppression been set too
high with the control SQUELCH (13)?
(
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step 6)
5) Switch on the following audio unit or advance
the corresponding mixer control . Speak / sing
