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ENGLISH
TX 4000 / PX 4100
TRANSMITTER OPERATION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
-
When more wireless devices are used at the same time, each transmitter / receiver
pair shall be set to its own channel that must be different from all already used.
A channel (frequency) can be used for 1 transmitter only (2 or more transmitters
cannot be set to the same channel).
-
It is possible to use up to 16 channels simultaneously.
For instance, the following 10 channels can be used simultaneously without any
interference:
-
group 1, channel 1
798.125 MHz
-
group 2, channel 1
798.325 MHz
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group 2, channel 2
800.725 MHz
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group 2, channel 5
807.925 MHz
-
group 3, channel 4
805.725 MHz
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group 5, channel 1
798.125 MHz
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group 5, channel 8
815.725 MHz
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group 7, channel 1
799.325 MHz
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group 8, channel 6
811.525 MHz
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group 12, channel 2
802.725 MHz
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In case of interferences due to lighting equipments, computers, other radio transmitters,
etc. nearby, it is advisable to try different frequencies.
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Wireless microphones should be used in an open-space with no obstacles (especially
metallic objects) between transmitters and receivers.
-
For the best performances, always use 2 new non-rechargeable alkaline ‘AA’ TYPE
batteries and keep transmitters as close as possible to receivers.
Press and hold (for a few seconds) the CH/ON key
2
to turn the transmitter on.
The current selected frequency [MHz] and the battery life are displayed.
OPERATION
When the transmitter is switched on, press once or more times the CH/ON key
2
to
select the parameter to edit:
- C H.
channel selection
- G P.
group selection
- P L.
RF power level
- Unlock / Lock
(setting protection)
Press once or more time the SELECT key
3
to change values.
t
he
select
key
3
cannot
change
channels
,
groups
and
rf
power
if
the
‘u
nlock
/ l
ock
’
parameter
is
set
to
‘l
ock
’.
After a few seconds since the last setting, the display will show the current selected
frequency and the battery life again.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
OPERATION
798. 125
MHz