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Wireless Module Descriptions and Features
UHF Wireless Channels (MOBILEMAN-II Only)
There are two UHF wireless microphone modules (sold separately) available with the MOBILEMAN. Use the
CH 1 & 2, and DSP controls to make adjustments to UHF microphone signals. Refer to the information
below to setup and use your UHF wireless microphone(s).
1.
POWER (LED)
- Indicates there is power to the module.
2.
RF (LED)
- Lights when an RF connection is made. This LED should light when you turn on the associated
microphone. If this LED light when its associated microphone is turned off, that indicates that another
external device is connected to that channel (interference).
3.
AF (LED)
- Lights when AF signals are being transmitted. This LED will light as sounds is picked up and
transmitted from the associated microphone (speech or instrument).
4.
SQ (Squelch)
- The Squelch control is used to mute unwanted noise interference from a microphone
channel when the associated transmitter is turned off. To adjust squelch, turn clockwise to increase, and
counterclockwise to decrease.
NOTE: As you increase the squelch, you decrease the operating range. It is therefore recommended to
set the squelch control only as high as necessary to mute any noise interference.
5.
Level
- This knob controls the microphone volume (gain) level for this channel. Turn clockwise to increase
volume, and counter-clockwise to decrease.
UHF Wireless Microphone Module
MAX
MIN
SQ
PWR RF AF
SINGLE CHANNEL WIRELESS MICROPHONE RECEIVER MODULE
Q
Q
CHANNEL
1
2
4
5
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