GR indicates current frequency group. CH indicates current frequen-
cy of the selected group
SCAN automatically scans up or down to search for available fre-
quency until the desired frequency is reached. It can be set under
SCAN function.
TX PWR shows only one icon: “HI” or “LO”. It indicates high or low
transmitter power
LOCK indicates that all buttons don’t operate under this status
HI / LO
HI means high power. LO means low power
MUTE indicates that the receiver is under MUTE status (sound is off)
IR icon: when flashing indicates that the receiver is sending a SYNC
signal.
Battery icon: indicates the handheld/bodypack microphone battery
status.
6. HANDHELD MICROPHONE FUNCTIONS
WF-D190H MKII system features a handheld transmitter with professional dynamic
cardioid capsule. Below there’s a quick description of main parts.
1. Grille
: It protects the microphone capsule.
Never remove it to prevent damage to the
internal parts of the microphone.
2. LCD Display
: This back-lit display shows all
important information related to settings, as
well as the battery charge level.
NOTE: After about 10 seconds the
back-light is lowered, reducing battery con-
sumption. The lighting returns to increase each
time you press Power button.
3.
IR Sensor
: During IR synchronization pro-
cedure, bring this part of the transmitter close to
the receiver’s IR sensor to complete the operation.
4. Power button
: Press and hold this button for about 2 seconds to turn on or off the
microphone.
5. Battery Slot
: Insert the 3.7V - 1200mAh lithium rechargeable battery supplied
with the system, paying attention to correct polarity (indicated on bottom of this
battery compartment).
6. Battery Slot Cover
: Remove this cover to access the battery-compartment and
insert or replace the batteries.
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WF-D190 MKII User manual
