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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1.- Install the receiver and make the connections in accordance with the CONNECTION section.
2.- After making the connections, switch on the wireless microphone.
3.- Select the receiver output volume.
Do not use balanced and unbalanced outputs at the same time as it could cause signal loss and
noise.
4.- Insert the batteries in the wireless microphone (hand-held or belt-pack): open the battery compartment
cover and insert the batteries respecting the polarity.
Switch the wireless microphone on and observe the battery level on the display. If the battery level is
too low, the charge indicator will be at its minimum and will light up red. In this case, change the batteries
or use the wireless microphone recharge docking station mod. MSC-2, MSC-12 or MSC-24 to charge
them if they are rechargeable.
5.- Transmission channel selection (frequency):
The transmitter (wireless microphone) and the receiver must be tuned into the same channel. Select a
channel that is free from interference in the receiver and select the same channel in the transmitter
(wireless microphone). For more information on the different ways to select a channel, see the the section
SELECTING CHANNELS IN THE RECEIVER.
2 transmitters (wireless microphones) cannot be used in the same channel (frequency).
If you are using 2 or more transmitters (wireless microphones) simultaneously, leave at least 4 channels
between the channel being used by the transmitter and the other, to avoid interference. A maximum of
8 transmitters being used simultaneously is recommended.
6.- Hand-held microphone adjustments:
- Switch the receiver on and check the channel (frequency).
- Adjust the receiver volume to an intermediate position.
- Switch the microphone and the amplifier on (or the mixer and the power amp).
- Test the microphone and adjust the amplifier levels (or the mixer levels).
7.- Belt-pack transmitter adjustments:
-.Switch on the receiver and check the channel (frequency).
- Adjust the receiver volume to an intermediate position.
- Connect the microphone to the audio input connector.
- Switch on the microphone and the amplifier (or the mixer and the power amp.)
- Check the microphone and adjust the levels in the amplifier (or in the mixer) or in the microphone itself.
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