If you use a medical electrical device such as a pacemaker, do not attach the transmitter to your
clothes, such as the breast pocket or inner pocket. Using the microphone near a medical device
may adversely affect it.
Pairing the transmitter and receiver
The transmitter(s) and receiver are factory-set to communicate with each other. Therefore, pairing
operation is not necessary, they can be used directly.
If the communication is disconnected or two transmitters are required to communicate with one
receiver simultaneously, please follow the steps below.
1. Turn on the transmitter and receiver.
2.
Press and hold the volume buttons “+” and “-” on the receiver for 2 seconds simultaneously,
the receiver enters into the pairing state and the state lamp
blinks in blue quickly (twice
per second).
The receiver will automatically exit the pairing state in 10 seconds.
3. While the state lamp on the receiver is blinking quickly
, press and hold the “Pair” button on
the transmitter for 2 seconds, the transmitter enters into the pairing state and pairs with the
receiver.
When the transmitter is in the pairing state, its state lamp blinks in blue quickly (twice per
second).
4. When the pairing is complete, the state lamp
on the receiver stays lit in blue, and the
state lamp
on the transmitter blinks in blue slowly (once per 2 seconds); it indicates
that the pairing is successful and the communication connection between the transmitter and
the receiver has been established.
Precautions for Use
If pairing fails, the state lamp blinks once per second. If this happens, redo the procedure from
the beginning.
One receiver can only communicate with one or two transmitters simultaneously.
Attaching the fur wind screen
Attach the fur wind screen to the transmitter to reduce pop noise caused by breath or strong wind.
1. Place the notched side of the fur wind screen chassis towards the back of the transmitter, and
then attach it down to the top of the transmitter.
2. After attaching, you will hear a click. At this time, the two protrusions on the inner wall of the
chassis of the fur wind screen fit into the jacks on both sides of the transmitter.
