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5 Loc3-10SiSTx Transmitter
5.1.3 Transmitter Information Pushbuttons
Press the “
i
" button to access the transmitter settings and menu.
Use the “+” and “–” buttons to navigate the settings and menus.
Use the “
f
” button to make selections. An X will appear for selected items.
Volume
Voltage
Resistance
Multi Frequency
LCD Contrast
Receiver Link Disabled
Frequency Menu
About
Transmitter Menu Structure
When the “
i
” pushbutton is pressed the display will show the volume level. Use the + and - pushbuttons to increase, reduce or
turn the speaker off. (off-low-medium-high).
Keep pressing the “
i
” pushbutton, and the display can be toggled to show “voltage,” “resistance,” or other functions as shown in
the illustration above. The display indicates mA as the default and volts or ohms when selected.
NOTE: The number of “i” button presses and available sub-menus will vary with the transmitter's
mode.
5.1.4 Transmitter Connections Block
Transmitter Connection Block
1
2
3
4
FUSE
1.
Output connection, 3-pin XLR
2.
Fuse holder - Output protection (1.6A/250V Fuse)
3.
Speaker
4.
Battery charging & DC input socket
All the connections made to the transmitter are made at the connection block except for a USB socket which is mounted inside
the battery compartment and is used for the transmitter’s software upgrade.
The connection block consists of:
• Output (XLR) socket – for the direct connection lead and clamp.
• Fuse – this protects the transmitter circuitry in the event of the transmitter receiving up to 250V incoming voltage on the
output leads, or higher than allowed current.
• A beeper is positioned behind the small hole.
• Transmitter 12V DC power lead used to power the transmitter from a vehicle and if rechargeable batteries are fitted, will
charge the transmitter at the same time.