Micmas MS-1063 Series, User Manual

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Note:
If the operation indicator lights red, it indicates the battery is low and should be
changed; if it comes on green, it indicates battery life is good; if it doesn’t come
on at all, it indicates the battery is dead, so please change it.
Operation:
1) Connect the receiver to a power outlet through the power adapter provided.
2) Connect the receiver to a powered (active) speaker with the 1 /4” audio cable
provided. Please make sure your speaker or amplifier comes with 1/4 ” Mic or
XLR input connectors (XLR cables are not included in the package, one 1/4 ”
audio cable is included).
3) Put two alkaline AA batteries into the battery compartment of the microphone.
Make sure the positive and negative ends are facing the correct direction.
4) Power on the hand held microphone, and use the volume knob on the
receiver to adjust the volume. For headset microphone, please connect the
headset to the body pack transmitter through the XLR cable first.
Q & A
Q
:
When the Receiver is “turned-on” but the indicator does not light up.
A:
Ensure that the power cable is well connected and the socket in good condition. Also
check for blown fuse.
Q: Get Bad signal in safe receiving distance range.
A:
This may be caused by the receiver not being placed in the right spot or the presence
of a strong magnetic field near the receiver.
Q:
Timbre becomes bad
A
:
This may be caused by the use of the same frequency signals within the same vicinity.
Do not use two machines set to the same frequency at the same time in the same
place. (Two identical frequencies active at the same time require a minimum of 100m
distance apart from each other.)