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RM 10
User Manual
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Operating instructions
Operation:
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Carefully, lift the antenna into the vertical position.
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Connect the included power supply to a suitable 240V AC~ 50Hz mains voltage outlet and plug
the DC connector into the DC Power Input on the rear panel of the receiver (12-15V DC, 300mA
minimum, regulated type).
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Using the supplied audio cable, connect the MIX OUT on the rear panel of the receiver for both
audio channels to the mixer’s audio line input. The receiver also features balanced XLR outputs,
one for each channel.
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Switch on the power, checking the red power LED illuminates.
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Open the battery compartment on the transmitter by unscrewing the lower portion. Install the
appropriate batteries into the transmitter, taking care to observe the orientation and polarity.
Only use high quality, alkaline type batteries. Refit the battery compartment cover carefully.
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Switch on the transmitter, during switch on the battery light on the transmitter should come on.
If the transmitter is low on battery the green light illuminates permanently and the battery will require
replacement.
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Adjust the volume on the front panel of the receiver for each of the channels.
NOTE:
The RM 10 system is shipped with two handheld transmitters. The receiver in this system features a dual channel
receiver allowing both handheld microphones to be used simultaneously.
Troubleshooting:
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Receiver – no sound
Power button is in the OFF position. DC power adapter
is not plugged in
Turn on the power button plug in the power adapter
Receiver – no LED
Microphone - no sound
but LED indicators are lit
Mic transmitter is out of range. Mic is switched off. Mic
volume it turned down. Batteries in mic are not installed
properly. Receiver is not connected to an amp or mixer.
Ensure that the mic is within range. Turn on the mic switch.
Turn up the mic volume on the receiver. Reinstall or use new
batteries. Connect an output cable to an amp or mixer
Distorted sound or feedback
The 4 mics may be too close together. Batteries are running
out of charge. Mic volume may be too high. Possible
interference from another source.
Increase the distance between mics. Replace the batteries.
Reduce the volume. Move the system away from other
electric sources.
