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IF YOUR SYSTEM EXPERIENCES FEEDBACK
1.
Change the speaker location if possible. Lowering or raising the speaker and/or turning it slightly side
to side can help eliminate feedback.
2.
Turn down the master volume on the Bravo amp/speaker. If more volume is needed then turn up the
individual input volume. If feedback still occurs reverse this process (turn down the individual input
volume and turn up the master volume).
3.
Lower the graphic equalizer sliders in the frequency areas where the feedback is occurring:
Example: If the feedback sounds like a lower frequency then slightly turn down the lower slider(s).
Only change sliders a small amount per change.
4.
If the above three items do not work then try lowering the gain settings on the transmitter (s) slightly.
See transmitter section for gain location of handheld and body pack transmitters. Turning the gain
setting counter clockwise lowers the gain. Only make small changes when doing this (no more than 2
numbers on a clock). You will need to adjust the speaker volume after this adjustment has been done.
5.
If feedback still occurs after trying the above items then call Lifeline Amplification Systems at
1-800-236-4327. Be sure to readjust all the settings back to the original positions after the changes
you made did not help.
IF YOUR BATTERY IS NOT LASTING 6 HOURS DURING THE DAY
1.
How old is the battery? Rechargeable batteries will last 1-2 years. The back of the battery will have
a date code. Example: 3/0 (means the battery was purchased in March of 2000). If the battery is more
than 2 years old call Lifeline Amplification Systems to order another LB-1 battery (see price list for
cost and ordering instructions).
2.
Body Pack Transmitter (headset or collar mic): Is the charger plugged into electricity when being
charged? Is there a good connection between the WH-1 charging cable and the charger? Try taking
the battery out of the battery compartment and attaching it directly to the charger overnight. If this
works then the WH-1 cable is defective.
3.
Handheld Microphone: Make sure battery is making a good connection with the battery tabs in the
transmitter. If the tabs seem loose try tightening the larger tab on the battery and/or the microphone.
CALL LIFELINE AMPLIFICATION SYSTEMS IF THE FOLLOWING OCCURS
• Your system is picking up something other than what is supposed to be broadcast.
• Your system is full of static when you turn the transmitter off.
