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S3500, S4000 & S4000F Beltpack and Guitar Transmitters:
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Setting Up:
Screw the external antenna into the antenna connector on the top of the beltpack. The antenna can either be a short wire or a helical type. Under no
circumstances should the length of a wire antenna be shortened. Neither should a wire antenna be coiled up or wrapped with the audio lead - this will reduce
the performance of the radio system.
Beltpack Transmitters only
- Insert the Lemo connector for the lapel microphone into the audio connector using the two red indents as a polarity guide. Do not
twist this connector. Keep the audio lead and the antenna separated at all times.
Guitar Transmitters only
- Connect your instrument to the audio input jack using the supplied short jack to jack lead.
Slide the side of the beltpack up and place a 9v (MN1604) battery in the compartment observing the correct polarity and with connectors facing into the case.
Switch on the beltpack using the switch on the top. The LED will light up if the battery is good. Note that the LED will extinguish when the battery needs
replacing. On the S3500 and S4000, the LCD will also display the current channel and bank - the bank is indicated at the bottom of the display.
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Changing the Transmitting Channel - S3500 & S4000 only:
Slide down the side of the beltpack to reveal two small push button switches and a gain control.
Whilst the beltpack is switched on, press and hold the switch nearest to the base of the beltpack until
FrEq
is displayed on the LCD. Releasing the switch at
this stage will advance the transmitting frequency to the next frequency in the current bank. Continuing to hold down the switch will scroll through the available
frequencies in the current bank, and whatever frequency is displayed when the switch is released will be chosen as the transmitting frequency. This setting is
stored in memory within the beltpack and will be retained even when the beltpack is switched off.
The exact selection of channels available in each bank will depend on how the transmitter has been programmed in the factory. It can contain up to 32
unique channels, which can be arranged in up to 4 banks, but your transmitter will not necessarily contain this many channels or banks.
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Changing the Current Bank - S3500 & S4000 only:
Slide down the side of the beltpack and locate the two push button switches as described above.
Whilst the beltpack is switched on, press and hold the switch nearest the top of the beltpack until
BAnc
is displayed on the LCD. The current bank (displayed
at the bottom of the LCD) will then scroll through the available banks (up to 4 in total). Release the switch when the desired bank is shown, and this will
become the current bank. After changing the current bank, it will probably be necessary to choose the desired transmitting frequency from the new bank as
described above. This setting, like the transmitting frequency, is stored in memory and will be retained even when the beltpack is switched off.
As already mentioned above, the exact selection of banks available will depend on how the transmitter has been programmed in the factory. There can be
up to 4 banks, but if there is only 1, this option will not be functional
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Changing the Audio Gain:
Slide down the side of the beltpack and locate the audio gain control. Adjust this to set the audio gain as required. Refer to the receiver instructions for details
on how to optimise the gain of your system to best suit the application for which it is to be used.
