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Troubleshooting
No audio transmitted from docked DLT 100 2.0:
1. Make sure the DLT is seated firmly on the dock’s 30-pin connector.
2. Make sure the dock and DLT are powered ON.
3. Check the source input into the dock - make sure it is connected, powered
on and playing/producing audio.
4. Verify that the incoming audio level is sufficient.
5. Make sure the TALK button red ring light is ON on the DLT.
6. Make sure the DLT is set up as a Chairman Master (recommended). Other
modes can be used but talk priority may cause the docked DLT to go off-air
when another unit enables the TALK function.
7. Make sure the DLT and DLR(s) are on the same Group.
8. Verify the DLT is transmitting audio. Take it out of the dock, talk into the
on-board microphone, listen with a DLR receiver and make sure it is receiving
audio. When this is verified, put the DLT back in the dock.
9. Verify the DLT 30-pin attenuator setting is not 0, as this mutes the dock
input.
No audio received by docked DLT 100 2.0 or DLR 60 2.0:
1. Make sure the DLT (or DLR) is seated firmly on the dock’s 30-pin connector.
2. Make sure the dock and DLT or DLR are powered ON.
3. Make sure the sending and receiving transceiver/receiver are both on the
same Group.
4. Make sure the TALK button red ring light is ON on the DLT that is serving as
the transmitter.
5. Make sure the receiving DLT/DLR is receiving audio. Take it out of the dock,
listen to the on-board speaker and make sure it is receiving audio. When this
is verified, put it back in the dock.
6. Check the dock output for the bay by connecting the RCA or XLR outputs
to a device that will show or produce audio, such as a boombox or small mixer
with VU meters.
7. Make sure the device receiving audio from the dock is connected, powered
on, and if applicable - on the correct bay/output for the dock (the two bays are
not connected).
8. The audio output level is different for the RCA and XLR jacks. Make sure the
correct output is being used for the connected equipment.
