Q700
2
Quick Setup
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Quick Setup Procedure
1. Attach the two wire whip
antennas to the BNC
connectors on the back panel
of the MS-700 master station.
2. Install the power cord and plug
it into the AC source. Turn on
the MS-700 with the front
panel power switch.
3. Insert fresh batteries into the
BP-700 bodypacks and turn
them "on" via the power switch
on the main volume control.
The power indicator near this
control should illuminate briefly.
4. Plug a compatible headset into
each BP-700.
5. Make certain that the
operating frequency ranges of
the MS-700 and BP-700 match.
If there is any question, look at
the frequency labels on the
bottom of the MS-700 and
inside the battery compartment
of the BP-700’s.
6. Verify that the frequency
ranges and specific frequencies
programmed into the MS-700
and BP-700’s are those
authorized for the location. If
you are not certain that the
currently-programmed
frequencies are correct, verify
each of them using the
procedure on page 7.
7. Move the BP-700 beltpacks at
least 6 feet (2 M) away from
the MS-700 and separate them
from each other by at least 10
inches (40 cm). Momentarily
depress the “A” pushbutton.
8. Observe the "RF" LED's on the
receiver section of the front
panel of the MS-700. The LED
corresponding to each active
BP-700 should be illuminated.
If not, recheck that the BP-700
is turned on and that the
frequencies are correct.
9. In turn, momentarily depress
the "B" and "C" pushbuttons
on each BP-700. The
corresponding receiver "mode"
LED's on the MS-700 should
illuminate red for pushbutton
"B", green for "C" and orange
for “D”.
10. Depress the "on" pushbutton
on the front panel of the
MS-700 for each active receiver
channel. The adjacent LED
should illuminate to indicate
that the channel is selected.
11. Speak into the headset
microphone for each BP-700
while alternately pressing and
releasing pushbutton "A" on
the unit. You should be able to
hear your voice in the headset
earpiece in one position or the
other. If not, the headset
microphone type may be set
incorrectly. See page 8 for
programming a BP-700 for
dynamic or electret
microphones.
Note
: Whether audio is present
when the pushbutton is
pressed or when it is released
depends upon the programmed
operating mode of the BP-700.
See page 8 for details.
