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Battery Installation
SM-1016 uses 2 pieces of " AA " size batteries (Alkaline battery is recommended ).
To install or remove the batteries, press the release buttons(5) at the edges of the
transmitter to open or close the cover.
Please remove the batteries if SM-1016 is going to be unused for over a couple of days.
Just place them back to the compartment when you are using it next time.
Channel selection and gain adjust
Channel selector and gain adjust are hidden in the battery compartment.
Channel selection can be made by rotating the selector with a small screw driver.
Gain adjust for Lavalier and Headset microphones can be done by adjusting the MT
switch, whereas GT switch is for the gain adjust of electric Guitar and other high-
impedance line level inputs.
UHF BELTPACK TRANSMITTER
SM-1016
Parts and functions
1. Antenna
2. Battery low indicator
3. Power on/off
4. Mini XLR connector
5. Cover-release button
6. Battery compartment
7. Charging contacts
8. Lavalier microphone
9. Mic clip
10. Channel selector
11. GT control
12. MT control
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UHF HANDHELD MICROPHONE
SQ-1016
Parts and functions
1. Mic capsule module
2. Battery low indicator
3. Power on/off
4. Channel selector
5. Battery compartment
6. Charging port
Changing mic capsule & Battery installation
First unscrew the metal grill from the housing, take out the capsule and then replace it with a
new one. Either dynamic or condenser type can be chosen to fit your requirement for any
application.
SQ-1016 uses 2 pieces of " AA " size batteries (Alkaline battery is recommended ).
To install or remove the batteries, rotate its battery compartment from the housing and then
place the batteries into it according to correct polarity.
Please remove the batteries if SQ-1016 is going to be unused for over a couple of days.
Just place them back to the compartment when you are using it next time.
Channel selection can be made by rotating the selector(4) with a small screw driver. User can
easily tell which channel has been chosen by referring to the number above the selector.
Changing channels
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