Radio Systems 5.0 i.AM., Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Quick Start
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OR
A
CT
TWO-PART
MESSAGE
SELECT
Part 1 Part 2
AC
eak into vent on
cabinet to
Remove key to
prevent change
s
to message or f
requency
OR
A
CT
TWO-PART
MESSAGE
SELECT
Part 1 Part 2
AC
eak into vent on
cabinet to
Remove key to
prevent change
s
to message or f
requency
OR
A
CT
TWO-PART
MESSAGE
SELECT
Part 1 Part 2
AC
eak into vent on
cabinet to
Remove key to
prevent change
s
to message or f
requency
OUTDOOR
ANTENNA
CONNECT
ANTENNA
SELECT
TWO-PAR
T
MESSAGE
SELECT
Part 1 Par
t 2
CUSTOM PO
WER
INPUT
120 VAC
Remove k
ey to preve
nt changes
to messag
e or freque
ncy
Basic Ou
tdoor
SPEAKER
VOLUME
Must be O
FF when usin
g a
microphone
to avoid fe
edback
18 VDC
BACK-UP
MICROPHONE
:
Speak into
vent on cabine
t top
LINE INPUT
500mV
PP /10K
WITH AGC
TRANSMI
T MODE SWITC
H
Message Chip
Live R
adio
5 minutes
This Quick Start contains the basic steps necessary to set up and operate your i. AM. Radio Transmitter
using the Indoor Wire Antenna. Please read the detailed procedures in this manual for complete
instructions, especially if your set-up includes the Outdoor Antenna.
1
Make sure the Control Lock Key is inserted in the Control Lock hole
located on the rear of the Transmitter. This key must be completely
inserted to record messages and set the frequency on the transmitter.
Also, make sure that “ANTENNA SELECT” switch is in the
“Basic” position.
2
Connect the indoor
antenna and be sure
to uncoil and fully
extend the wire.
6
The SPEAKER
VOLUME should be
turned off when
using the mic to
avoid feedback.
5
Next, plug the power
transformer into a
grounded wall outlet,
and then plug the power
cord into the CUSTOM
POWER input jack
located on the back
of the Transmitter.
The Transmitter will
then begin calibrating
itself. When it is finished
calibrating, a frequency
will appear on the front
panel display.
4
Plug the hand-held
microphone into the
MIC jack located on
the back of the Trans-
mitter.
If you are not
using a hand-held mic
the transmitter input
will default to the
internal microphone
located just under the
perforated lid.
Or, plug any line-level
source (Mp3 player,
Cassette deck) into the
LINE INPUT jack on the
rear panel.
3
Set the TWO-PART
MESSAGE SELECT
switch to Part-one.
You are now
ready to record
a message to be
broadcast via the
internal or external
mic or any external
input source con-
nected to the LINE
INPUT jack.
OUTDOOR
ANTENNA
CONNECT
ANTENNA
SELECT
TWO-PAR
T
MESSAGE
SELECT
Part 1 Par
t 2
CUSTOM PO
WER
INPUT
120 VAC
Remove k
ey to preve
nt changes
to messag
e or freque
ncy
Basic Ou
tdoor
SPEAKER
VOLUME
Must be O
FF when usin
g a
microphone
to avoid fe
edback
18 VDC
BACK-UP
MICROPHONE
:
Speak into
vent on cabine
t top
LINE INPUT
500mV
PP /10K
WITH AGC
TRANSMI
T MODE SWITC
H
Message Chip
Live R
adio
5 minutes
OUTDOOR
ANTENNA
CONNECT
ANTENNA
SELECT
TWO-PAR
T
MESSAGE
SELECT
Part 1 Par
t 2
CUSTOM PO
WER
INPUT
120 VAC
Remove k
ey to preve
nt changes
to messag
e or freque
ncy
Basic Ou
tdoor
SPEAKER
VOLUME
Must be O
FF when usin
g a
microphone
to avoid fe
edback
18 VDC
BACK-UP
MICROPHONE
:
Speak into
vent on cabine
t top
LINE INPUT
500mV
PP
/10K
WITH AGC
TRANSMI
T MODE SWITC
H
Message Chip
Live R
adio
5 minutes