Using the EM 9046
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Digital 9000
To synchronize the settings with your transmitters via infra-red:
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Select one of the channels 1–8.
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Switch on the transmitter to which you want to assign this channel.
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Press the
button
on the EM 9046.
The receiver switches to synchronization mode and the
LED
flashes.
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Place the transmitter’s infra-red interface in front of the infra-red
interface
of the receiver. Maintain a distance of approx. 10–20 cm
between the infra-red interfaces.
The transmitter and receiver are synchronized:
– After pressing the
button
, the receiver’s infra-red interface
searches for a suitable transmitter infra-red signal for 12 seconds.
– You can interrupt the synchronization at any time by pressing the
button
again.
– If a problem occurs during the synchronization process, read the
chapter “If a problem occurs ...” on page 110.
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Repeat the above steps for the remaining transmitters.
Main menu “
Channel setup
”
To get into the main menu:
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Select the “
ch
” operating mode.
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Select one or several channels (see page 52).
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Call up the menu items described in the following and adjust your set-
tings.
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Press the
button to store your settings.
왘
Synchronize your settings via infra-red (see page 76).
“Frequency” – Selecting a frequency preset or setting a frequency
manually
Via the “
Frequency
” menu item, you can select a frequency preset for the
active booster frequency range or set the frequency manually. In the
above diagram, range “
A1
” is active. The frequency range is from “
470-
494 MHz
”. For information on how to activate a booster frequency range,
왘
Either select a frequency preset (“
A1.1
” ... “
A1.40
” in the above dia-
gram) or set the frequency manually (“
U
”). If you set the frequency
manually, make sure to set a frequency within the current 24 MHz
booster frequency range and maintain a frequency spacing of 600 kHz
to avoid intermodulation interference.
If no channel is selected, “
Please select Channel
” is displayed in the
menu selection.
Preset A1.1 Freq 470 . 200 MHz
Range: 470 - 494 MHz
frequency
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