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The audio gain control on transmitter has been factory-at the mid-range position
for best performance in most applications.This may be necessary for soft singers
or talkers, orguitar or basses with Iow outputs.
To Increase Gain: Rotate the transmitter gain control clockwise with the
screwdriver to increase audio gain.
To Reduce Gain: Rotate the transmitter gain control counterclockwise with the
screwdriver to reduce audio gain.
To return audio gain to the factory setting, rotate the transmitter audio gain
control to the mid position.
Make sure you can alwayssee a receiver antenna from the transmitter position.
Keep the distance from transmitterto receiver antenna as short as possible.
Point receiver antennas away fromeach other at a 45 angle from vertical.
Avoid placing thereceiver antennas near metal surfaces and obstruction.
Monitor battery fuel gauge andreplace battery as soon as red light is on.
If stacking or rack mountingreceivers in a multiple-system use situation,do not
allow antennas to touchor cross.
Perform a walk-through before Performanceor Presentation .If dead spots are
found, adjust location ofreceiver .If dead sports remain ,mark spots and avoid.
TIPS FOR ACHIEVING MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
No sound.
No sound.
NO sound.
No sound.
No sound.
Sound level differs from level
of a cabled instrument.
Sound level differs with
different guitars.
Distortion level increases
gradually
Bursts of noise or other
audibleradio signals present.
Momentary loss ofsound as
transmiitter is moved around
performing area.
INDICATOR STATUS
Red transmitter
indicetar is not flash
Red transmitter
indicater is flash
Red receiver POWER light off.
Receiver signal Indicators
A/B lights glowing.
Receiver signal Indicators A/B
lights off. Transmitter and
receiver POWER lights
Receiver signal Indicators
A/B lights glowing.
Receiver signal Indicators A/B
lights glowing.
Receiver Signal Indicators
A/B lights and transmitter
LOW BATTERY lightglowing
Signal Indicators NB lights on
Receiver signal Indicators A/B
lights off when sound islost
Slide transmitter POWER ON/OFF switch toON
position. Make sure battery is insertedproperly,
observing battery ("+/-"). If battery isinserted
Slide transmitter MUTE/ON switch to ON position
Make sure acadapter is securelyplugged into
electrical outlet and into dc input connector.
Make sure ac electrical outlet worksand supplies
proper voltage.
Turn up receiver volume control.
Confirm that theoutput connections fromthe
receiver to the external equipment aresecure
Confirn transmitter's and receiver'sfrequencies
match.
Move transmitter closer to receiver
Adjust transmitter gain level to cempessary.
Adjust receiver volume as necessary.
Readjust transmitter gain level tocompensate for
differences in guitar outputs
Replace transmitter battery
Identify potential sources of interference (other RF-
sources) and turn off, remove or use a wireless
system operating on a different frequency.
Repositeon receiver and perform walk-through test
again. If audio dropouts persist,mark "dead" spots
and avoid them during performance
RF Carrier Frequency Range: Approximately 460 to 970MHZ (Available
frequencies depend on applicable regulations in country where system is used).
Operating Range: 50 m(approximately 164ft)under typical conditions
Audio Frequency Response: 100to 18,000Hz, 3dB
THD: <1%
Mobile stste Range:> 100dB
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Temperature Range
-29 to 74 C(-20 to 165 F)NOTE:Battery characteristics may limit this
range.
