Phonic UM 30, User Manual

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UM30 �� UM31 30 �� UM31
UHF Hand-Held System
1. Handheld Transmitter (HT-100� HT-100��
The very light Cardioid Wireless Microphone
includes a battery tray, on/off switch, LED
indicator and channel frequency selector. The
transmission antenna is built-in so that users
don’t have to deal with complicated installations
or configurations.
I. Grille
This grill contains the magnetic transducer
(better known as pickup) and protects it from
damage. It also works as a wind screen and
pop stopper (on a lower level).
II. Battery Tray
This compartment holds two 1.5V AA batteries
that power the transmitter. Please take extreme
care when replacing batteries. Make sure that
the battery terminals polarities are correctly
positioned in the tray.
III. Channel Selector
Users can select from 16 different frequency
channels with this selector. This comes handy
if users find problems with the frequency
allocations. If you find noise problems on
your audio, or if your audio is too low or is
interrupted with for apparent reason, change
the frequency for a different one. If this doesn’t
fix the problem, try to get closer to the receiver,
check the battery voltage level is correct, and
check that no objects are in the path between
the transmitter and receiver.
IV. Power On��Off switch
Located on the bottom of the microphone,
hold this button down for 2 seconds to turn the
microphone on and off. The power LED will light
up green if the power is on. If the handheld mic
doesn’t turn on (or the power LED illuminates
red), the batteries may need to be replaced.
V. ON LED Indicator
This bi-colored LED indicator lights up green
when the microphone is on. If the LED doesn’t
light up at all (or illuminates red) the batteries
may need to be replaced.