Inserting Or Replacing Batteries - IMG STAGELINE TXS-606DT Manual De Instrucciones

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4 Operation

4.1 Inserting or replacing batteries

For power supply, two 1 .5 V batteries of size AA are
required . If the battery symbol
(6) flash alternately, the batteries are discharged and
must be replaced . Otherwise, the microphone will
automatically switch off after a short while .
•
Only insert batteries of the same type and always
replace both of them .
•
If the microphone is not in use for a longer period
of time, always remove the batteries as a precau­
tion to prevent damage due to battery leakage .
Open the battery compartment on the lower side of
the microphone . Insert the batteries as indicated in
the compartment and then close the compartment
again .
Never put batteries in the household waste .
To protect the environment, always take
them to a special waste disposal, e . g . col­
lection container at your retailer .
4.2 Installing the microphone,
switching the microphone on and off
1) Insert the gooseneck microphone into the jack
(1), then tighten the knurled ring to secure the
microphone .
2) Use the button (7) to switch on the microphone .
The display will light up for a few seconds . The
display will show the following information:
GROUP 00 – 07 = channel group
CHANNEL 00 – 99 = receiving channel*
*see table on pages 18 /19 for frequency
Battery status:

BATT
■
■
■
■
■
full
3) To prevent the batteries from discharging, always
switch off the microphone after operation: Keep the
button (7) pressed until OFF appears on the display .
and the LED MUTE
BATT

BATT BATT
■
■
■
half discharged
4.3 Setting the transmission channel, trans-
mitting power and microphone sensitivity
1) First set a free transmission channel on the re­
ceiver (see instruction manual of the receiver) .
Then set the microphone to the same channel:
Point the infrared sensor (3) of the micro­
phone towards the IR window of the receiver . The
distance must not exceed 1 .5 m and there must be
no obstacles between the sensor and the IR win­
dow . Briefly press the button ACT on the receiver .
The display will light up and the microphone will
be set to the same channel as the receiver .
2) Select the transmitting power of the micro­
phone with the switch L H (2):
H = high power: high range, but short battery life
L = low power: long battery life, but short range
3) To set the microphone sensitivity, switch on the
audio unit (e .g . mixer, amplifier) connected to the
receiver and speak into the microphone . Adjust
the volume of the audio system in such a way that
the optimum sensitivity can be set with the control
VOLUME (4): If the volume of the microphone
signal is too high and if the signal is distorted,
reduce the sensitivity . If the volume of the signal
is too low, there is a poor signal­to­noise ratio;
in this case, increase the sensitivity accordingly .
4) To mute the microphone, briefly press the button
(7); the LED MUTE (6) will light up . To unmute the
sound, press the button again .
5 Specifications
Carrier frequencies: � � � � � � 672�000 – 691�975 MHz
Frequency stability: � � � � � � ± 0�005 %
Transmitting power (EIRP): � H: 25 mW; L: 2�5 mW
Microphone: � � � � � � � � � � � electret cartridge, cardioid
Audio frequency range: � � � 30 – 18 000 Hz, ±3 dB
Power supply: � � � � � � � � � � 2 (rech�) batteries of size AA
Operating time: � � � � � � � � � > 8 hours
Dimensions
(w/o gooseneck): � � � � � � � � 120 × 65 × 178 mm
Gooseneck length: � � � � � � � 350 mm
Weight: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 600 g
Subject to technical modification .
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channels: table on pages
18 /19
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