Refer to fig. 5.
Install the trans-
mitter module:
Fig. 6: Installing the
transmitter module.
Refer to fig. 6.
Note:
Replacing the
transmitter
module with the
XLR connector
module:
Refer to fig. 7.
2. Pull the XLR connector module (2) out of the microphone
body.
3. To avoid losing the fixing screw (1), screw it into the thread-
ed hole (3) in the XLR connector module.
1. Do not forget to check the condition of the battery inside the
transmitter module. If the battery is dead or there is no bat-
tery inside the transmitter module, insert a new battery.
2. Hold the transmitter module (1) to align the contacts (2) with
the microphone.
3. Slide the transmitter module (1) into the microphone body to
the point that the transmitter module (1) will lock with an
audible click.
As the transmitter module locks in place, the electrical con-
nections to the microphone are made automatically.
For details on inserting, replacing, and testing the battery as
well as setting up and operating the transmitter module
refer to the TM 40 transmitter module manual.
1. Insert a ball point pen, small screwdriver, or similar pointed
object into the opening (1) in the microphone body and
press inward.
The transmitter module (2) will unlock and slide out of the
microphone body for about 0.1 inch.
2. Pull the transmitter module (2) out of the microphone.
3. Unscrew the fixing screw (4) from the XLR connector mod-
ule (3).
4. Slide the XLR connector module (3) into the microphone
body to the stop.
5. To fix the XLR connector module (3), screw the fixing screw
(4) down firmly.
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