Quick Start Guide M
icComander
QG-H2
This Quick Start Guide is an overview. Users are asked to review the
entire manual for detailed instructions
Included Hardware
:
•
Handheld MicCommander remote control (QG-H2)
•
Antenna
Users Also Need
:
•
Q5X RCAS transmitter (QT-AD10 or QT-5100)
•
2 AA batteries (Lithium Ion recommended)
Prepare the handheld MicCommander remote control:
•
Remove the rubber cover to access the battery chamber.
•
Install 2 AA batteries. Lithium ion is recommended for best
performance. Alkaline or Ni-MH are acceptable when battery
type is changed in the device configuration menu.
•
Replace the rubber cover and install the antenna on top.
•
NEVER power the unit without the antenna in place.
•
Turn on the unit by pressing the power button on the top or by
plugging the USB cable.
•
The MicCommander will automatically shut off after two
minutes.
Prepare the transmitter (QT-AD10)
:
Bring the transmitter out of storage mode (minimal battery draw)
and into standby mode (detectable but the UHF radio is off) using
either method below:
•
Hold the ON/OFF button until the flashes change from rapid to
slow, or
•
Plug and unplug a powered charging cable into the side of the
transmitter.
•
Connect the microphone by pushing the mic connector ends
together.
Pair the MicCommander and Transmitter
•
The screen on the MicCommander displays the serial number
of paired transmitters. The serial number is on the transmitter
antenna or back.
•
If the desired transmitter is not listed, press the <MENU>
button to either scan for nearby transmitters or manually add
the serial number. Use the arrow buttons to navigate the
menu.
•
Scan: Press <ENTER> to scan. Use the down arrow to select the
transmitter. Use the side arrows to review information about
the transmitter. Press <ENTER> to toggle the selection “x”. Press
<MENU> to access additional search functionality. Press <Back> to
accept the addition of a transmitter to the list.
•
Add: Use the down arrow to select “Add” and press <ENTER>. Use
the navigation arrows to enter the serial number. Hold the arrow
key for rapid scroll. Press <ENTER> to save.
•
Select the desired transmitter and press <ENTER> to go to the
transmitter menu.
Adjust
:
Set the functions in the two transmitter menus of the MicCommander.
Screen one includes frequency, power On/Off, battery level, mic mute/
live and mic offset. To access screen two, navigate to NEXT> and press
<ENTER> to adjust transmitter name, group, RF power, 2.4GHz channel,
storage and reboot.
•
Frequency
: Highlight the frequency and press <ENTER>. Use the
directional arrows to choose the desired frequency. Hold the
arrow for rapid scroll. Press <ENTER>.
•
Mic
-offset
: If using a single transmitter, set Offset to 0 dB. If
there is an audible difference in the sound level between multiple
transmitters, navigate to the Offset menu (Audio > Offset) in the
transmitter to increase or decrease the Offset in real time to
match the audio levels.
•
RF Power
: Select between 2, 10 and 20mW. A lower power level
will conserve battery life.
•
Storage
: Navigate to NEXT> and <ENTER>. Use the down arrow
to go to STORAGE and press <ENTER>. Navigate to highlight
CONTINUE on the warning screen and <ENTER>.
Hardware Diagram
:
Key
:
1. Navigation arrows
2. MENU button –
Open special menu when available
3. BACK button –
Return to previous menu
4. ENTER button -
Select item
5. LCD Display
6. 2.4 GHz Antenna connector
7.
Micro USB input
8. On/Off button, with LED heartbeat Indicator
a. Transmitter Serial Number
b. Transmitter Name
c. Encryption
d. Linking Status
e. 2.4GHz RSSI
f. Message que
