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■ How to install the Batteries
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②
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④
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⑥
Switch off the microphone.
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⑤
⑥
④
LO
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⑥
⑧
⑨
②
4
Rotate
2
Rotate
5
ON
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■How to Install the Batteries
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④
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⑨
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⑥
⑩
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④
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Two AA alkaline batteries
Match the polarity
Slide
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Insert
■How to Use
Infrared Handheld Microphone ＡＴＩＲ-Ｔ88
Part Names and Functions/How to Use/How to Install Batteries
Front view
Back view
Head case
Nameplate
Attach the accessory channel label as needed.
Power indicator
Indicates remaining battery capacity when
batteries are set.
Lit (green or red) : operable
Turned off : not operable
Slide it to ON to turn on the microphone.
IR transmitting sections
Infrared LEDs are embedded in two sections
: upper and lower.
⑦
:Not used.
I
nfrared output power changeover switch
(factory setting: LO)
ECO: Low power,
LO: Standard,
HI: High power
⑧
Keep in mind that the operating time will be reduced in the HI setting.
Channel changeover switch
(factory setting: A)
Select the channel corresponding to the receiver in use.
A
B
C
ATCS-60
ATCS-60
ATCS-60
Ch. B
Ch. C
Channel Reference
Ch. A
The microphone does not operate if
it is set to a channel other than A
to C.
How to Use
the connection.
Refer to the instruction manual of the master unit to make
Turn on the microphone.
Adjust the loudness of the microphone using the volume
control on your master unit.
Rotate the grip
to remove.
counterclockwise
Insert AA dry batteries one by
one with the negative pole inward.
Mate the grip with
the body and
rotate it clockwise
to the end.
Turn on the power switch.
Confirm that the power
indicator lights.
Infrared Lavaliere Microphone ＡＴＩＲ-Ｔ85
Part Names and Functions/How to Use/How to Install Batteries
Transmitter
Microphone
How to connect
Insert the plug into the
transmitter input terminal.
IR transmitting sections
An infrared LED is embedded.
Microphone
An audio input microphone is embedded.
Tie clip
The direction is adjustable within the range of 45 degrees vertically
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and horizontally.
Connection plug (
Connect it to the transmitter input terminal. The cord is approx. 1 m
long.
3.5 mm dia. microphone input terminal (plug-in power)
The internal microphone will be disabled when the plug is inserted.
Switch off the microphone.
Place your thumb on the
logo on the battery cover top surface
mark located above the
②
and slide the cover.
being careful to match the polarity.
Insert the AA alkaline batteries into the battery case
Replace the battery cover.
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Turn on the transmitter.
INFRARED TRANSMITTER
L-shaped min subminiature plug)
Power switch
Grip
⑨
Battery charger terminals
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④
③
②
①
Channel Reference
C
Ch. A
ATCS-60
Ch. B
Ch. C
A
B
ATCS-60
ATCS-60
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⑪
Power indicator
Indicates remaining battery capacity when
⑥
batteries are set.
Slide it to ON to turn on the microphone.
ECO: Low power,
LO: Standard,
HI: High power
Keep in mind that the operating time will be reduced in the HI setting.
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Channel changeover switch
(factory setting: A)
Select the channel corresponding to the receiver in use.
The microphone does not operate if
to C.
it is set to a channel other than A
Insert the accessory microphone plug.
For attaching to a belt.
⑩
Battery charger terminals
Not used
.
Channel label position
Attach the accessory channel label as
needed.
Power switch
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Battery cover
③
④
Battery case
Infrared output power changeover switch
(factory setting: LO)
⑤
Audio input terminal A + optical output terminal B
Rating label
Belt clip
Lit (green or red)
Turned off
:not operable
:operable
⑦
⑧
⑨
CAUTION on operation
● Check the remaining battery capacity indicator of the
microphone as a rough guide.
● Reversed polarity of the set batteries can cause device failure.
● Do not place your hands on/over the IR transmitting sections
of the microphone or the IR receiving section of the receiver.
Partitions or barriers between the IR transmitting and receiving
sections may cause noise or poor sound transmission.
● Do not strongly grasp or twist the IR transmitting sections of
the microphone. It may cause device failure.
Connect the accompanying microphone to the input terminal
of the transmitter body.
Use the microphone tie clip to attach the microphone to the
middle of the chest.
(Ensure that the microphone IR transmitting section faces
away from the presenter s body.)
Adjust the loudness of the microphone using the volume
control on your master unit.
