Sennheiser Digital 9000, Instruction Manual

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Using the EM 9046
78 | Digital 9000
The following settings are possible:
“Ch standby” – Muting channels
The “ Ch standby ” menu item allows you to mute selected channels. When
muted, the channels do not output any audio signal, neither via the Analog
Audio Out (AAO)/Digital Audio Out (DAO) modules, nor via headphones.
“Encryption” – Binding the audio signal to the EM 9046 receiver
Via the “ Encryption ” menu item, you can protect the audio signal against
eavesdropping from other receivers by binding the transmitters to the
EM 9046 receiver. In this case, other receivers can receive the RF signal of
the transmitters but cannot evaluate the audio signal.
To protect the audio signal against eavesdropping from other receivers:
Setting Effect
“ on ” The transmitter’s audio signal is output via both its audio
channel (XLR-3 sockets
C
1 ... 8) and the corresponding
channel of the sub-D socket
D
.
Pressing the COMMAND button on the SKM 9000 COM or
KA 9000 COM has no effect.
“ add ” The transmitter’s audio signal is output via its audio channel
(XLR-3 sockets
C
1 ... 8).
Pressing the COMMAND button on the SKM 9000 COM or
KA 9000 COM has the effect that the audio signal is addi-
tionally output via the corresponding channel of the sub-D
socket
D
.
“ mute ” The transmitter’s audio signal is output via both its audio
channel (XLR-3 sockets
C
1 ... 8) and the corresponding
channel of the sub-D socket
D
.
Pressing the COMMAND button on the SKM 9000 COM
or KA 9000 COM mutes both the audio channel (XLR-3
sockets
C
1 ... 8) and the corresponding channel of the
sub-D socket
D
.
“ toggle ” The transmitter’s audio signal is output via either its audio
channel (XLR-3 socket
C
1 ... 8) or the corresponding chan-
nel of the sub-D socket
D
.
Pressing the COMMAND button on the SKM 9000 COM or
KA 9000 COM switches between the two channels.
Ch standby
ch standby
off
encryption