Vivax Metrotech Loc3-25Tx, Manual

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1.2.1 Information Pushbutton
Volume
Voltage
Resistance
LCD Contrast
Receiver Link
Frequency Menu
About
Pushbutton Pushbutton
When the “i” (information) pushbutton is pressed, the display will show the volume level of the audio; use the “+” and “-”
pushbuttons to increase/reduce the volume or turn the beeper off (off-low-medium-high).
Keep pressing the “i” (information) pushbutton, and the display can be toggled to show “voltage,” “resistance,” or other functions,
as shown in the drawing above. The display indicates mA as the default and volts or ohms when selected.
NOTE:
The number of “i” button presses and available sub-menus will vary with the transmitter's mode.
1.2.2 Connections Block
25-Watt Connection Block
1
2
4
FUSE
3
1 Output connection, speakON ® socket
2 Output protection (4A/250V Fuse)
3 Loudspeaker
4 Battery charging socket & DC input
All locating connections are made via the connection block. Firmware updates are made via a USB socket mounted inside the
battery compartment.
The connection block consists of:
● Output (speakON ® ) socket (25-Watt transmitter) – for the direct connection lead.
● Charger socket (to charge rechargeable battery pack.
● Transmitter 19V DC power lead is used to power the transmitter from AC/DC power supply.
● Fuse, 4A/250V – this protects the transmitter circuitry in the event of the transmitter receiving up to 250V incoming voltage
on the output leads, or higher than the allowed current.
● A beeper is positioned behind the small hole.
2. Transmitter Batteries – Li-ion and Alkaline
The 25-watt transmitter ships with a custom Li-ion battery tray with a charger and power cable.
The battery status is shown on the transmitter's LCD. The letters “LP” will appear when the battery status reaches only one bar.
At this battery level, the max output current and power are limited.
The LED on the charger will show a red light indicating that the charge cycle is in progress. When the batteries are fully charged,
the LED will change to green.
Follow instructions detailed in the General Safety & Care Information section of this document. Dispose of batteries following
your company’s practice and environmental standards, the prevailing laws, or recognized best practice. Always dispose of
batteries responsibly.
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