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4 Loc3 Series Transmitters
The connection block consists of:
• Output connection- 3-pin (XLR socket for direct connection lead and clamp.
• Fuse, 1.6A/250V – this protects the transmitter circuitry in the event of the transmitter receiving up to 250V incoming voltage
on the output leads, or higher than the allowed current.
• Speaker - A beeper is positioned behind the small hole.
• Charger socket (charge rechargeable battery pack – the charging socket is present even if rechargeable batteries have not
been purchased).
• 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.
4.2 Transmitter Batteries - Li-ion and Alkaline
5 and 10-Watt Transmitters
- The 5-watt transmitter uses 8 x D cell alkaline batteries, while the 10-watt uses 12 x D cells.
On all transmitters the battery status is shown on the transmitter's LCD. The letters “LP” will appear when the battery status
reaches only one bar. At this battery level, the max output current and power are limited.
The LED on the charger will show a red light indicating that the charge cycle is in progress. When the batteries are fully charged,
the LED will change to green.
Follow the instructions detailed in the General Safety & Care Information section of this document. Dispose of batteries following
your company’s practice and environmental standards the prevailing laws or recognized best practices. Always dispose of
batteries responsibly.
WARNING
Use only Vivax-Metrotech recommended charger.
Do not attempt to replace the rechargeable batteries or remove battery covers.
Return to Vivax-Metrotech or a Vivax-Metrotech approved service center for replacement.
4.3 Charging the Transmitter Battery Tray
The rechargeable battery tray can be charged while attached to the transmitter or on its own. The battery condition (status) is
displayed on the transmitter's display.
1. Connect the charger to the charging socket on the transmitter's side or directly into the battery tray's charging socket.
2. The LED on the charger will glow red while charging and turn green when fully charged.
Charging Socket
Charging Socket
FUSE
Plug the charger into the charging socket on the side of the transmitter or directly into the battery tray
Battery Charger
- is supplied with the optional Li-ion battery tray.
Optional 12-volt DC Power Lead
- this 30ft/90m lead can be used to power the
transmitter when connected to a target line at high output levels for extended
periods. It will not charge the transmitter battery.
