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5.7 Transmission power of the transmitter
Two settings are available for the transmission
power of the transmitter The lower transmission
power will result in a lower power consumption
and thus in a longer battery life; the transmission
range, however, will be shorter
A B
LOCK
CH
G
AF
MUTE
RF
To be selected with the but-
ton
:
transmission power of 50 mW
A B
LOCK
CH
G
AF
MUTE
RF
To be selected with the but-
ton
:
transmission power of 10 mW
Press the button SET to save the setting
5.8 REMOSET configuration
The settings to be transferred by the function
to the transmitter can be defined:
A B
LOCK
CH
G
AF
MUTE
RF
To be selected with the but-
ton
: radio frequency (group /
channel), audio sensitivity, au-
tomatic switch-off, transmis-
sion power
A B
LOCK
CH
G
AF
MUTE
RF
To be selected with the but-
ton
: only radio frequency
(group /channel)
Press the button SET to save the setting
6 Adjusting the Volume
Use the button
or
(5) to increase or reduce
the volume The adjustment range is 0 − 31:
Value
0
1
2
3
…
21
…
31
dB
−31 −30 −29 −28
…
−10
…
0
A B
LOCK
CH
G
AF
MUTE
RF
Factory setting: 21 (−10 dB)
7 Activating / Deactivating the Key Lock
The button
(3) can be used to lock the but-
tons
(2),
,
(5) and SET (6) When the
key lock is activated, “LOCK” (d) will be shown
on the display
To activate the lock, keep the button
pressed
until
is briefly shown on the display
To deactivate the lock, keep the button
pressed until
is briefly shown on the display
8 Establishing a Transmission Path
1) Adjust the radio frequency on the receiver
Make sure that the corresponding transmitter
is switched off If the RF bar graph (a) indicates
radio reception, interference or signals from
other wireless transmitters are being received
In this case, set the receiver to a different radio
frequency
2) Switch on the transmitter and set the trans-
mitter to the radio frequency* of the receiver
The RF bar graph will indicate the strength of
the radio signal
(For information with regard to the other in-
dications on the display, please refer to the
overview in chapter 1 )
3) Speak / Sing into the microphone of the trans-
mitter or, in case of an instrument microphone,
play the instrument The AF bar graph (b) will
indicate the volume level of the transmitter
If the volume is too high or too low, read-
just the audio sensitivity* of the transmitter
accordingly
Adjust the volume (
☞
chapter 6) to match
the output level of the receiver to the subse-
quent audio unit
If no signal is received or if reception is poor,
please check the following items:
– Are the batteries of the transmitter discharged?
– Is the reception disturbed by objects in the
transmission path?
Make sure to keep the transmitter and the
receiver at a distance of 50 cm from metal ob-
jects and any other sources of interference (e g
electric motors or fluorescent lamps)
– Is the reception improved when the receiving
antennas (8) are moved?
– Is the transmission power* of the transmitter
too low?
– Is the squelch value too high?
* Transfer to the transmitter via ultra sound (
☞
chap-
ter 8.1) or, if this option is provided by the transmitter,
set directly on the transmitter
