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Digital 9000
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Using the EM 9046
“Display” – Selecting the standard display for the transmitters
The “
Display
” menu item allows you to activate one out of 3 standard dis-
plays: “
Name
”, “
Preset
” or “
Frequency
”. The “
Name
” standard display is
factory preset.
“Lock” – Activating/deactivating the lock mode
Via the “
Lock
” menu item, you can activate or deactivate the lock mode for
your transmitters.
“AF source” – Displaying the audio source
The “
AF source
” menu item allows you to display the type of microphone
head being used (SKM), the type of audio source being used (SK: “
micro
”,
“
line
”) and the emulation of instrument cables (SK: “
type1
”, “
type2
”,
“
type3
”). This information is transmitted along with the SKM/SK 9000’s
RF signal to the receiver.
The information is displayed until the transmitter is switched off or the
carrier frequency is changed. When the SKM/SK transmits again on the
carrier frequency, the corresponding microphone head/audio source is dis-
played once again in the menu item.
If a transmitter is switched off or transmits on a different carrier fre-
quency, “
No TX detected
” is displayed.
“Cable” – Emulating different instrument cable lengths
Via the “
Cable
” menu item, you can emulate the lengths of instrument
cables in 3 steps: “
type1
”, “
type2
” and “
type3
”. If you select “
line
”, no
emulation takes place. The input gain in the “
Gain
” menu item is set to the
fixed value of –6 dB.
frequency
display
off
lock
SK 9000 line
af source
type1
cable