Conformity And Approval; Setting The System Into Operation; Setting Up The Transmitter; Connecting The Transmitter - Monacor International JTS SIEM-2/5 Manual De Instrucciones

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No guarantee claims for the units and no liability
for any resulting personal damage or material
damage will be accepted if the units are used for
other purposes than originally intended, if they
are not correctly connected or operated, or if they
are not repaired in an expert way.
If the units are to be put out of operation
definitively, take them to a local recycling
plant for a disposal which is not harmful to
the environment.
3 Applications
The set SIEM-2 / 5 is a wireless mono audio trans-
mission system designed for stage monitoring (in-
ear monitoring): It is also suited for various other
mobile audio signal transmissions, e. g. wireless
command or control transmission. The set includes
the transmitter SIEM-2T and the receiver SIEM-2 / R5
with the earphones IE-1. To extend the system, the
receiver and the earphones are also available sep-
arately. Thus, you will be able to operate any num-
ber of receivers with a single transmitter.

3.1 Conformity and approval

Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL declare
that the transmitter SIEM-2T is in accordance with
the basic requirements and the other relevant reg-
ulations of the directive 1999 / 5 / EC. The declara-
tion of conformity is available on the Internet
(www.jts-germany.de or www.imgstageline.com).
The transmitter may be operated in the following
countries:
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In the Federal Republic of Germany, the transmitter
SIEM-2T requires a frequency assignment (for
which a charge is payable).
In other countries, it is necessary to apply for a cor-
responding approval. Prior to operating the system
outside Germany, please contact the MONACOR
subsidiary or the corresponding authorities of the
respective country. Links to the national authorities
can be found via the following Internet address:
www.cept.org
→ ECC
→ Topics
→ Short Range Devices (SRD) and other R&T TE
sub-classes
→ EFIS and National Frequency Tables

4 Setting the System into Operation

4.1 Setting up the transmitter

To obtain the best transmission quality, place the
transmitter at the height of the receiver (approx. 1 m
above the ground). Make sure that there are no
obstacles between the transmitter and the receiver.
Keep a distance of approx. 1 m between the trans-
mitter and lateral walls.
For installing the transmitter into a rack (482 mm/
19"), use the mounting frame DR-900SET. The
frame allows installation of two transmitters.
After setting up, place the transmitting antenna
(7) in a vertical position.

4.2 Connecting the transmitter

1) Connect the signal source(s), e. g. microphone,
output of a mixer, to the jacks MIC / LINE (1). The
jacks are designed for balanced signals. If there
is only an unbalanced signal at the output of the
signal source, feed this signal to the input jack
via a 6.3 mm mono plug.
2) To route the input signals from the jacks MIC /
LINE 1 and 2 to another unit (e. g. amplifier, sec-
ond transmitter, recorder), these signals are
available at the jacks LOOP OUT (8).
3) For power supply, connect the power supply unit
provided to the jack DC 12~18V (11), then con-
nect it to a mains socket (230 V~ / 50 Hz).
To prevent accidental disconnection of the
plug from the jack DC 12~18V, wrap the cable
around the hook (9) from below for strain relief.

4.3 Power supply of the receiver

For power supply, two (rechargeable) batteries of
size AA are required.
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Only insert two batteries of the same type and
always replace both of them.
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If the receiver is not in use for a longer period of
time, always remove the batteries to prevent
damage due to battery leakage.
Never put used batteries or defective
rechargeable batteries in the household
waste; always take them to a special
waste disposal, e. g. collection container at
your retailer.
1) To open the battery compartment, push the
cover (15) in the direction of the arrow stamped
on.
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