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Select PAD setting:
Use the UP
or DOWN buttons to select the
desired setting. Selection is
stored after 3 seconds.
3
Check for Clipping:
Check to
see if the receiver’s Audio Level
Meter stays out of the Clipping
Zone.
♦
Electric guitars
low-gain pickups
♦
Microphones
higher gain
♦
Electric guitars
standard
-10 dB
-14 dB
-20 dB
-26 or -30
-34 dB
♦
Instruments
high-gain pre-
amps
Toggles between no filter and 12 dB/octave low frequency roll-off filter
(starting at 75 Hz).
Select LOW CUT setting:
Use the UP or DOWN
buttons to toggle between no filter (indicated in the
display as L 0) or low roll-off (indicated by L 75).
Example shown above is from low roll off to no
filter. Selection is stored after 3 seconds.
Resets the display that indicates the length of power-on time (hours and minutes) since the last
battery change or recharge.
To Reset Run-time hours:
Simultaneously press
and hold both the UP and DOWN arrows until LCD
resets to 0.00.
Clipping
Zone
OR
As in all audio equipment, the setting of the input level is crucial to achieving the best sound quality. Setting
minimal PAD levels (-3, -6, or -10 dB) may produce a distorted sound if you are using a high output microphone
or instrument. Conversely, setting a more extreme PAD level (-40, -37, or -34 dB) may require you to raise
your system gain unnecessarily, resulting in a noisier output. Watch the input meter on either the transmitter
or the receiver (see illustrations) and set your level so there are at least three indicators illuminated for normal
program level, with an occasional move to the fourth indicator. The fifth and biggest indicator denotes clipping
– watch out! If you see clipping, choose a lower pad setting (for example, from -10 to -14 dB).
Select the INPUT to Match your Input Type
SW70-T Beltpack Transmitter Quick Setup Guide
Electric Guitar & Bass:
For best results, put your receiver’s FBX Feedback Exterminator into BYPASS
mode. BYPASS is accessible via the receiver front panel or Remote Software control.
LOW CUT Filter:
The default Low Cut Filter setting for Microphone input (MIC) is
75
(12 dB/octave low
frequency roll-off filter starting at 75 Hz). The default Low Cut Filter setting for Instrument input (GUI) is
0
(filter off). These settings can be changed. See #3 Low Cut Filters.
Select INPUT function:
Push the transmitter’s
SELECT button to scroll through functions until
the current setting of MIC (microphone) or GUI
(instrument) appears in the transmitter LCD.
2
Select GUI or MIC:
Use the UP or DOWN buttons
to select your desired input (GUI or MIC). Example
shown above is from instrument input to micro-
phone input. Selection is stored after 3 seconds.
Select PAD function:
Use the
transmitter’s SELECT button to
scroll through functions until PAD
flashes in the transmitter LCD.
Adjust PAD Settings to Match your Input Level
MICROPHONE
INSTRUMENT
SELECT
OR
SELECT
1
NOTE
1
1
2
2
To view Run-time Hours:
Use the
transmitter’s SELECT button to scroll through
functions until TIME appears in the LCD.
Suggested PAD Settings
♦
Microphones
low-output
♦
Microphones
standard
♦
Acoustic
instruments
low-gain pickups
Select LOW CUT function:
Push the
transmitter’s SELECT button to scroll through
functions until L O or L 75 appears on the trans-
mitter LCD.
2
2
SELECT
Changing PAD Settings
Set Low Cut Filter to Match your Sound
Battery RUN TIME Hours
3
1
SELECT
4
1
V
enue
PA
D
USER TIP:
ELECTRIC
GUITARS
AND
BASSES
ARE
PROBABLY
BEST
AT
0,
SOME
ACOUSTIC
INSTRUMENTS
MAY
BENEFIT
FROM
75.
NOTE:
RUN
-
TIME
HOURS
ARE
RESET
AUTOMATICALLY
WHEN
CHARGING
BATTER
-
IES
.
PLEASE
CAREFULLY
READ
THE
OPERATING
GUIDE
FOR
COMPLETE
INSTRUCTIONS
.
