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Lavaliere and Headset Systems
1. Bodypac�� Transmitter (BT-200�
odypac�� Transmitter (BT-200�
ac�� Transmitter (BT-200�
BT-200��
This single unit modulates and transmits the
Audio Frequency to the receiver. It features a
transmission antenna and gain knob control.
You can connect a Lavaliere microphone, a
Headset microphone or any other microphone
that meets the bodypack specifications.
I. Microphone Input
This input allows the connection of a condenser
microphone, either the MH-20 or the ML-10.
II. Power On��Off switch
The switch turns the bodypack on and off.
When pressed down for two seconds. Make
sure you lower your audio levels before turning
on. Not doing so could cause damage to your
speakers.
III. Antenna
Under no circumstances should the antenna be
removed or twisted. For maximum performance
and distance coverage, make sure that the
antenna’s line of sight to the transmitter is not
obstructed at all.
IV. LED Indicator
When the power switch is in the ON position,
this LED will be illuminated in green. If this LED
doesn’t turn on or light up in red, your batteries
will need to be replaced. When ligh up in red
means battery low.
V. Battery Tray
The battery tray is used to house the two 1.5V
AA batteries. Make sure that the position of the
batteries matches the polarity indicated on the
holder. Be sure to turn the power off before
changing batteries.
VI. Mic Gain adjust ��nob
This knob controls the sensitivity of the
microphone. Turn it clockwise to increase the
sensitivity, and counter-clockwise to decrease
it. Ensure that you do not set the level too high,
as this could cause easy overload.
VII. Channel Selector
Channel Selector
annel Selector
nnel Selector
This indicates the channel number that is
actually in use by the transmitter. This number
should be identical to the channel selected on
the receiver.
VIII. Carry Pouch
This is a very handy bag that protects the
bodypack transmitter, and attaches to your belt.
This will no doubt be useful for conferences
and other events.
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