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4 Power supply
• Insert only batteries of the same type and
always replace all batteries.
• If the unit is not used for a longer period
(e.g. more than a week), remove the bat-
teries. Thus, the unit will not be damaged
in case of battery leakage.
1) Press down the two latching buttons (8)
on the sides of the transmitter. The control
part will unlock and can be moved in its
casing.
Slide the control part downwards until
it locks into place again. This will allow
access to the battery compartment (11) on
the rear side of the transmitter (see fig. 3).
2) Insert two 1.5V batteries of size AA (R6)
into the battery compartment, with the
positive and negative connections as indi-
cated in the compartment.
3) Unlock the control part, slide it back to its
previous position until it locks into place.
Never put discharged batteries in the
household waste. To protect the envi-
ronment, always take them to a special
waste disposal, e.g. collection container
at your retailer.
5 Setting into Operation
1) Connect a headband microphone or tie-
clip microphone (e.g. the headband micro-
phone HSE-110 or the tie-clip microphone
ECM-402L from MONACOR) to the mini
XLR jack (4).
2) To switch on, set the power switch (2) to
ON. The display (3) indicates the transmit-
ting frequency adjusted and a battery sym-
bol which indicates the current charging
status of the batteries in several steps:
full discharged
3) Press down the latching buttons (8) on the
sides of the transmitter and slide the con-
trol part upwards in its casing until it locks
into place (see fig. 1).
4) Adjust the radio frequency for the trans-
mitter ☞see chapter 5.1. Switch on the
receiver and set it to the same frequency
☞ see operating instructions of the re-
ceiver.
Switch on the audio unit (mixer or ampli-
fier) connected to the receiver.
5) Speak/sing into the microphone. The vol-
ume level can be readjusted by changing
the sensitivity via the control GAIN (10).
Use the supplied adjusting key for turning
the control.
Adjust the transmitter to an optimum
level. If the level is too high, the transmit-
ter will distort; in this case, turn back the
control (if required, even to the left stop).
If the level is too low, a poor signal-noise
ratio will result; in this case, advance the
control correspondingly.
6) The transmitter can be locked to prevent
accidental change of frequency or acciden-
tal switching off ☞chapter 5.2.
7) After all adjustments have been made, un-
lock the control part and slide it back to its
previous position until it locks into place.
8) Use the clip (9) to attach the transmitter to
your clothing, e.g. belt or waistband.
To modify the position of the transmit-
ter on your clothing, the clip can also be
mounted in a different way: Unscrew the
clip, turn it (clockwise or counter-clockwise
by 90° or by 180°), then retighten it.
9) To switch off the transmitter after opera-
tion, set the power switch (2) to OFF. The
display shortly indicates and then ex-
tinguishes completely.
5.1 Adjusting the
transmissionfrequency
1) Keep the key SET (7) pressed for 2s. The
display shortly indicates and then
returns to its previous indication. MHZ
flashes on the display.
Note: To exit the adjusting mode without mak-
ing an adjustment, press the key SET repeatedly
until the display shows . Then the unit re-
turns to normal operation.
2) Adjust the frequency with the cursor keys:
each time the key (6) is pressed, it de-
