Q5X MicCommander QG-H2 User manual
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QG-H2 Quick Start Guide
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User Tips:
Using the MicCommander, your transmiers output power
can be adjusted from 10 mw, 25mw, 50mw and 100 mw.
It is suggested to use the 50 mw seng to maximize baery
run me. (Selectable power values may vary by region.)
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Quick Start Guide MQG-H2
This Quick Start Guide is an overview. Users are asked to review the
enre manual for detailed instrucons
Included Hardware:
• Handheld MicCommander remote control (QG-H2)
• Antenna
Users Also Need:
• Q5X RCAS transmier (QT-AD10 or QT-5100)
• 2 AA baeries (Lithium Ion recommended)
Prepare the handheld MicCommander remote control:
• Remove the rubber cover to access the baery chamber.
• Install 2 AA baeries. Lithium ion is recommended for best
performance. Alkaline or Ni-MH are acceptable when baery
type is changed in the device conguraon menu.
• Replace the rubber cover and install the antenna on top.
• NEVER power the unit without the antenna in place.
• Turn on the unit by pressing the power buon on the top or by
plugging the USB cable.
• The MicCommander will automacally shut o aer two
minutes.
:
Bring the transmier out of storage mode (minimal baery draw)
and into standby mode (detectable but the UHF radio is o) using
either method below:
• Hold the ON/OFF buon unl the ashes change from rapid to
slow, or
• Plug and unplug a powered charging cable into the side of the
transmier.
• Connect the microphone by pushing the mic connector ends
together.
• The screen on the MicCommander displays the serial number
of paired transmiers. The serial number is on the transmier
antenna or back.
• If the desired transmier is not listed, press the <MENU>
buon to either scan for nearby transmiers or manually add
the serial number. Use the arrow buons to navigate the
menu.
• Scan: Press <ENTER> to scan. Use the down arrow to select the
transmier. Use the side arrows to review informaon about
the transmier. Press <ENTER> to toggle the selecon “x”. Press
<MENU> to access addional search funconality. Press <Back> to
accept the addion of a transmier to the list.
• Add: Use the down arrow to select “Add” and press <ENTER>. Use
the navigaon arrows to enter the serial number. Hold the arrow
key for rapid scroll. Press <ENTER> to save.
• Select the desired transmier and press <ENTER> to go to the
transmier menu.
Adjust:
Set the funcons in the two transmier menus of the MicCommander.
Screen one includes frequency, power On/O, baery level, mic mute/
live and mic oset. To access screen two, navigate to NEXT> and press
<ENTER> to adjust transmier name, group, RF power, 2.4GHz channel,
storage and reboot.
• Frequency: Highlight the frequency and press <ENTER>. Use the
direconal arrows to choose the desired frequency. Hold the
arrow for rapid scroll. Press <ENTER>.
• Mic: If using a single transmier, set Oset to 0 dB. If
there is an audible dierence in the sound level between mulple
transmiers, navigate to the Oset menu (Audio > Oset) in the
transmier to increase or decrease the Oset in real me to
match the audio levels.
• RF Power: Select between 2, 10 and 20mW. A lower power level
will conserve baery life.
• Storage: Navigate to NEXT> and <ENTER>. Use the down arrow
to go to STORAGE and press <ENTER>. Navigate to highlight
CONTINUE on the warning screen and <ENTER>.
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Key:
Open special menu when available
Return to previous menu
Select item
Micro USB input
