For use with Clearcom or RTS intercoms, or for 70-volt line applications, use the
same basic adjustment procedures as above.
Frequency-Compensation Adjustments
Listen to the program audio on a compatible receiver (Vega PL-2). Experiment with
the dynamic-range limiter settings and select the position that best meets your audio-
quality and intelligibility needs. The controls should be adjusted to achieve maximum
intelligibility for the particular listener group involved.
For the hearing impaired, a beginning setting of +5 to +6 for the “high” control, –4 to
–5 on the “low” control, and HARD ALC, is a good starting point.
These frequency compensation controls provide 10 dB adjustments to the low and
high frequencies, respectively. Unlike stereo tone controls, these adjustments affect
audio response well into the audio midrange.
Compatibility
The RMT-10
transmitter is intended to be used only with Model PL-2 portable
receiver(s) or other Vega receivers that are specifically identified as being compatible
with RMT-10.
Frequency Selection
For successful operation, it is necessary to choose a transmit frequency for the RMT-
10 that can coexist with other RF systems in the coverage area. The frequency of the
RMT-10 must be specified at the time of purchase. The Vega factory provides a
frequency-coordination service free of charge for this purpose.
NOTE: There are restrictions on use of specific frequency ranges by certain types of
users. If you do not understand these restrictions or are uncertain of their applicability,
consult your dealer or the Vega factory.
Troubleshooting
Most Vega equipment provides years of trouble-free operation. However, as with all
electronic devices, problems might occur. Problems are usually due to low batteries,
improper antenna placement, etc.—not equipment failure. Vega equipment is
thoroughly tested before leaving the factory.
The following paragraphs describe the most common problems. Please review this
information and take any necessary corrective action. If you still experience
difficulties, contact the Vega factory or your sales representative. Often, the problem
can be resolved by phone, avoiding downtime for unnecessary returns.
Should repairs be necessary within the first year of operation (under warranty), Vega
will promptly correct the problem and return the unit. Service for older units may also
be obtained from Vega; contact the factory or your sales representative for
information.
Return of both transmitter and receiver is recommended, allowing us to perform a
complete checkout and test of the entire system. This can be especially helpful for
elusive or intermittent problems.
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