Monacor JTS IN-264R/5, Instruction Manual

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English
3) Select the desired number with the button
▼ (7) or the button ▲ (9) .
4) Press the button SET to confirm . The display
briefly shows . The receiver unit will
return to the normal mode .
5) Then set the identification number on the
transmitter ☞ instruction manual of the
transmitter .
6.1.4 Lock function
When the lock function has been activated,
the REMOSET function will not be available
for the receiver unit (
☞ chapter 6 .2) . From
the setting modes, you will only be able to
activate the mode for the lock function in order
to deactivate the lock .
Furthermore, it will not be possible to
switch off the complete IN-264R / 5 when at
least one of the two receiver units has been
locked .
Activating the lock
1) Keep the button SET (8) pressed until the
letter “G” starts flashing on the display; the
group setting mode is activated .
2) Press the button SET repeatedly until the
display shows (lock off) and LOCK
(e) starts flashing .
3) To activate the lock, press the button ▲ (9) .
The display shows .
4) Press the button SET to confirm . The display
briefly shows . The receiver unit will
return to the normal mode .
The indication LOCK (e) on the display
shows that the lock has been activated .
When you press a button,
appears
in addition .
Deactivating the lock
1) Keep the button SET (8) pressed until the
indication LOCK (e) starts flashing on the
display .
2) To deactivate the lock, press the button ▼
(7) . The display shows .
3) Press the button SET to confirm . The display
briefly shows . The unit will return to
the normal mode .
6.2 Automatic frequency matching
(REMOSET function)
Via a 2 .4 GHz radio signal of the correspond-
ing receiver unit, the transmitter is matched
to the transmission frequency of this unit . The
range of REMOSET transmission may reach up
to 10 m . Transmission is not possible when the
receiver unit is locked (deactivating the lock
☞
chapter 6 .1 .4) .
After setting the desired transmission fre-
quency on the receiver unit ( ☞ chapter 6 .1 .1)
and switching on the transmitter, press the
button REMOSET (6) of the receiver unit . When
the REMOSET function has been activated, the
luminous ring of the button starts flashing rap-
idly . The display briefly shows the identification
number of the receiver unit (
☞ chapter 6 .1 .3) .
After matching the frequency, the transmitter
is set to the channel group and the channel
of the receiver unit . The luminous ring of the
button lights permanently again .
If the luminous ring keeps flashing after the
REMOSET function has been activated, the
receiver unit does not receive a radio signal
from the transmitter on the transmission fre-
quency adjusted, e . g . when REMOSET trans-
mission has failed (troubleshooting
☞ box
below) or when the transmitter is muted at
the time of REMOSET transmission .
If the transmitter has not been set to the channel
group and the channel of the receiver unit, check the
following adjustments on the transmitter:
 Has the lock function been activated on the trans-
mitter?
 Has the automatic frequency matching been dis-
abled on the transmitter?
 Does the identification number set on the trans-
mitter differ from the one set on the receiver unit?
Correct the corresponding setting on the transmitter
and press the button REMOSET once again .
7 Specifications
Carrier frequency range: � � � 506 – 542 MHz
☞ table below
REMOSET transmission: � � � 2�4 GHz
Audio frequency range: � � � 40 – 18 000 Hz
THD: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � < 0�6 %
Dynamic range: � � � � � � � � � > 105 dB
Squelch: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � pilot tone / noise
mute
Audio outputs
AF OUTPUT RX 1 / RX 2: � � 100 mV, XLR, bal�
AF OUTPUT Mixed: � � � � � 100 mV,
6�3 mm jack, bal�
Switchable attenuation
for each audio output: � � � � 10 dB, 20 dB
Ambient temperature: � � � � 0 – 40 °C
Power supply: � � � � � � � � � � via power supply
unit provided
and connected to
230 V/ 50 Hz
Dimensions (w/o antennas): 420 × 54 × 230 mm
Weight: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 2 kg
7.1 Transmission frequencies
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Group
A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6
Channel MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
1 507 .275 506 .250 506 .500 506 .750 507 .100 507 .850
2 508 .100 506 .750 507 .150 507 .250 508 .700 509 .450
3 510 .625 508 .750 508 .500 509 .250 509 .400 510 .150
4 512 .275 510 .000 509 .200 510 .500 510 .900 511 .650
5 512 .875 511 .000 510 .650 511 .500 511 .925 512 .675
6 520 .575 511 .500 511 .400 512 .000 512 .675 513 .425
7 525 .050 512 .375 513 .100 512 .875 514 .100 514 .850
8 530 .950 513 .375 514 .500 513 .875 515 .675 516 .425
9 534 .900 513 .875 517 .100 514 .375 516 .500 517 .250
10 535 .825 514 .625 518 .900 515 .125 517 .825 518 .575
11 537 .425 517 .250 520 .050 517 .750 521 .300 522 .050
12 538 .050 518 .375 521 .950 518 .875 523 .450 524 .200
13 539 .550 520 .125 526 .150 520 .625 525 .300 526 .050
14 509 .225 521 .625 528 .800 522 .125 526 .475 527 .225
15 526 .400 523 .250 529 .600 523 .750 528 .700 529 .450
16 518 .850 524 .250 535 .100 524 .750 531 .825 532 .575
17 521 .400 525 .875 536 .350 526 .375 532 .625 533 .375
18 522 .925 529 .000 539 .750 529 .500 533 .725 534 .475
19 524 .100 531 .125 531 .625 534 .600 535 .350
20 525 .625 534 .875 535 .375 535 .750 536 .500
21 532 .775 540 .375 540 .875 536 .300 537 .050
22 541 .875