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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

 

 

1. 

Before  installing  batteries,  determine  if  they  are  carbon  zinc,  heavy  duty,  alkaline  or  rechargeable.  Open  the 
battery  compartment  door  and  locate  the  “ALK/NiMH”  switch,  if  using  carbon  zinc,  heavy  duty  or  alkaline 
batteries  slide  the  switch  to  the 

“ALK”  position.  NiMH  rechargeable  batteries  slide  the  switch  to  the  “NiMH” 

position. 
 

2. 

Install (2) AA style batteries by pressing them into place, observing the proper battery polarity. Incorrect insertion 
may  cause  both  mechanical  and  electrical  damage  not  covered  by  the  limited  lifetime  warranty.  Units  will  not 
work if the batteries are incorrectly installed. 
 

3. 

Plug the headphone/earphone into the 3.5mm audio output jack located on the left side of the receiver housing.  
The headphone/earphone cable acts as the receiver antenna. Do not bunch up the cord, wrap it tightly around 
your  body  or  wrap  it  around  the  receiver  housing.  For  maximum  range,  the  cord  should hang  loosely  from  the 
headphone/earphone  to  the  receiver.  Use  only  Talk  &  Listen®  approved  headphones/earphones,  substitutions 
can greatly affect the overall performance and cause poor audio quality or reduced transmission range between 
the transmitter and receiver(s). 
 

4. 

Turn the power switch on top of the Receiver to “ON”. The LCD backlight will appear and stay on until it detects 
10  seconds  of  inactivity,  it  will  then  automatically  shut  off  to  save  battery  power.    The  LCD  backlight  will 
automatically come back on once any of the control buttons are pressed again. 
 

5. 

The headphone/earphone volume level on the receiver automatically defaults to “3” at start up to protect the user 
fr

om accidental ear damage. To view and adjust the volume level press the “+” or “-“buttons on the front panel, 

the LCD backlight will automatically light up and the volume setting number will appear on the LCD display. To 
adjust  the  volume  level  use  the  “+”  or  “-“buttons  to  set  at  an  appropriate  listening  level.    Once  the  receiver 
detects 10 seconds of inactivity, the backlight will automatically shut off and the volume level icon will disappear 
to save on battery power. 
 

6. 

Confirm  the  channel  number  on  the  receiver(s)  is  the  same  as  the  transmitter  channel;  to  adjust  the  channel 
open  the  battery  compartment  door,  locate  the 

“LOCK” button, press and hold for three seconds to unlock the 

receiver. The 

“lock” icon on the LCD display will disappear indicating the unit is now unlocked for programming. 

Using the 

“+”or “-“ buttons on the front panel to scroll through the available channels, select the channel.  After 

10  seconds  on  inactivity  the  receiver  will  automatically  lock  and  the 

“LOCK”  icon  will  reappear  on  the  LCD 

display and the LCD backlight will shut off. 
 

7. 

The  adjustable  Squelch  feature  allows  the  user  to  adjust  the  receiver  circuit  to  turn  off  the  audio  input  to  the 
headphone/earphone  when  the  signal  is  weaker  than  the  noise  it  is  receiving  or  there  is  no  radio  signal  at  all: 
both of which cause an annoying noise.  The factory pre-

set setting of “3” will work for most environments.  To 

determine the squelch setting, open the battery compartment door and locate the “SET” button, press once and 
the “SQL” code will appear on the LCD display for 5 seconds and then disappear.  To adjust the Squelch setting, 
open the battery compartment door, press both the “LOCK” and “SET” buttons simultaneously for 4-5 seconds, 
the “SQL” code will appear; use the “+” or “-“ buttons on the front panel to adjust.  After 10 seconds of inactivity, 
the Receiver will automatically lock; the “LOCK” icon will reappear on the LCD Display and the “SQL” code will 
disappear and the LCD backlight will shut off. 
 

8. 

Receiver  GRP  1  Programming: 

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rn the receiver OFF; open the battery door, press and hold the “Lock” and 

“Set” buttons simultaneously while turning the receiver power  ON, the green backlight on the LCD display will 
illuminate showing the current channel number programmed; press the “-” or “+” buttons to scroll through and 
select one of the 17 available channels. When finished, close the battery door and turn the receiver OFF to exit 
programming mode. 
 

9. 

Receiver  GRP  9  Programming: 

turn  the  receiver  OFF;  open  the  battery  door,  press  and  hol

d the “Lock” and 

“Set” buttons simultaneously while turning the receiver power  ON, the green backlight on the LCD display will 
illuminate showing from left to right, the current “group ” and “channel” numbers. Press the “-” or “+” buttons to 
scroll through 

and select  up to 8 of the 17 available channels, press the “set” button to activate or deactivate any 

channel.  When  the  “memo”  icon  is  displayed  above  the  channel  number,  the  channel  is  activated;  when  the 
“memo” icon is not displayed above the channel number, the channel is deactivated. When finished, close the 
battery door and turn the receiver OFF to exit programming mode. 
 

10. 

When finished using the receiver, slide the “ON/OFF” switch to the “OFF” position. 

 
 

Содержание ARG-OM-029

Страница 1: ...Resource Group Inc 405 Main Ave W Unit 4G West Fargo ND 58078 2013 Audio Resource Group Inc All Rights Reserved www argaudio com Talk Listen Systems ARG RX72BP Receiver Manual and User Guide ARG OM 029 Rev B ...

Страница 2: ...nding type plug for products that use wall power sources A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect power cords from being walked ...

Страница 3: ... BATTERIES In normal use two AA 1 5V alkaline batteries will last about 40 50 hours in the ARG RX72BP If the sound becomes distorted or weak it is time to replace the batteries RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES The RX72BP receiver can use 1 25V AA NiMH rechargeable batteries After charging for 5 6 hours these NiMH batteries are designed to operate a RX72BP receiver for approximately 40 50 hours IMPORTANT REC...

Страница 4: ...nd click commands mono and stereo input and durable attractive housing HINTS to Using the TALK LISTEN Wireless System Maximum operating distance between the transmitter and receiver is 100m LOS The operating range will vary in different environments In some locations the signal may momentarily disappear This is called a drop out signal and is due to reflection and cancellation of the radio signal ...

Страница 5: ...receiver The lock icon on the LCD display will disappear indicating the unit is now unlocked for programming Using the or buttons on the front panel to scroll through the available channels select the channel After 10 seconds on inactivity the receiver will automatically lock and the LOCK icon will reappear on the LCD display and the LCD backlight will shut off 7 The adjustable Squelch feature all...

Страница 6: ...Page 6 RX72BP RECEIVER PRODUCT FEATURES ...

Страница 7: ...Page 7 Receiver LCD Display ...

Страница 8: ...he microphone is plugged into the TX72BP transmitter and the earphone headphone is plugged in the RX72BP receiver 5 Move the transmitter and receiver closer together as you may be out of range When using the system indoors it is normal for the signal to momentarily disappear in certain locations This is called a drop out Moving a few feet in any direction may restore the signal 6 When using two or...

Страница 9: ...y that the use of such equipment for any purpose will comply with applicable laws and regulations The terms of the warranty are governed by the laws of the state of North Dakota This warranty prices and the specifications of products are subject to change without notice REPAIRS AND RETURNS If you are experiencing difficulty with your system please review the Troubleshooting section of our manuals ...

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