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Sabine 2.4 GHz Smart Spectrum®Wireless
©2007 Sabine,Inc.
Table of Contents
This operating guide written for receivers using Sabine SWM7000 Remote
Control Software version 2.0 and above.
9. DE-ESSER 31
9.1. De-mystifying De-essers 31
9.2. The Sabine De-esser 31
9.3. Using the De-esser 31
10. PROGRAMSAVE&RECALL 32
10.1. Saving a Preset 32
10.2. Loading a Preset 32
10.3. Naming a Preset 32
10.4. Power Off Memory 32
11. MULTIPLESYSTEMSOPERATION 33
11.1. Overview 33
11.1.1. Multiple System Interference 33
11.1.2. Setup Complexity 33
11.2. Antenna Distribution Amplifier 34
11.3. Antenna Distribution Amplifier Connection 35
12. EXTENSIONANTENNAS 36
12.1. Overview 36
12.2. Antenna Cabling & Cable Loss 36
13. REMOTECONTROLOPERATION 38
13.1. Overview 38
13.1.1. Single vs. Multiple Receiver Control 38
13.1.2 Features & Controls Added Software 38
13.1.3. Software Multiple Unit Control 40
13.2. Software Installation 40
13.2.1. Requirements & Recommendations 40
13.2.2. Connections 40
13.2.3. Installing the Software 41
13.3. Launching the software 41
13.3.1. Off-Line Edit/Demo 41
13.3.2. Connecting Receivers. 41
13.4. Remote Control Operation 42
13.4.1. Two Views, Two Sets of Controls 42
13.4.2. Menus, Icons & Hot Keys 42
14. TIPS&TROUBLESHOOTING 46
14.1. Tips for Maximum Performance 46
14.2. Troubleshooting 46
14.3. Common Sources of RF Interference 47
14.3.1 RF Sources 47
15. FBXTHEORY&PRACTICE 49
15.1. Introduction to FBX® 49
15.2. The Advantages of FBX Filters 49
15.3. Parametric Filters and FBX 50
15.3.1. The FBX & True Mobility® Advantage 51
14.3.2. FBX Fixed & Dynamic Filters 51
14.3.3. FBX Filter Width 52
14.3.4. Who Benefits from FBX? 52
15. APPENDICES 53
Appendix A: Beltpack Connector Wiring Diagrams 53
Appendix B: Antenna System Diagrams 53
Appendix C: Specifications 54
Appendix D: Dip Switch Settings 55
Appendix E: Frequency Chart 55
Appendix F: Battery Endurance Tests (Typical) 56
Appendix G: Changing Audix Mic Capsules (SW70-H) 56
16. CAUTIONS&WARRANTY 57
INDEX 59
1. INTRODUCTION 3
1.1. Section Contents 3
2. PRODUCTVIEWS 4
2.1. Receivers 4
2.1.1. Front panel views 4
2.1.2. Back panel Views 4
2.2. Transmitters 5
2.2.1. Handheld 5
2.2.2. Beltpack 5
2.3. Components 5
3. QUICKSETUPS 6
3.1. Receiver & Transmitter Quick Setup 6
3.2. FBX Quick Setup 6
3.3. Tips for Good RF Performance 10
3.4. Common Sources of RF Interference 10
4. TRANSMITTEROPERATION 12
4.1. First step 12
4.2. Displays and Settings 12
4.2.1. LCD Display 12
4.2.2. Accessing Transmitter Controls 13
4.2.3. Adjusting Transmitter Settings 14
4.2.4. Transmitter Battery Management 15
5. RECEIVEROPERATION 18
5.1. LCD Display. 18
5.2. Parameter Control & LCD Display 20
5.2.1. One set of Controls for 1 or 2 Channels 20
5.2.2. Channel Select / Contrast Button. 20
5.2.3. Special LCD Display Messages. 21
5.3. RF Channel Select 21
5.4. Output Level 21
5.5. Channel Mixing 21
5.5.1. How to toggle channel mixing mode 21
5.5.2. Controlling the reciever in channel mixing mode 22
5.6. Guitar Cord Simulating 22
5.7. Receiver Antenna Placement 22
5.7.1. Multi-path Interference 22
5.7.2. Receiver & Antenna Placement Tips 22
6. MICSUPERMODELING™ 24
6.1. Introduction 24
6.2. Emulation Choices 24
6.3. Mic Modeling Front Panel Control 24
6.4. Future Microphone Modeling Choices 25
6.4.1. Mic Model Upgrade Instructions 25
7. FBXFEEDBACKEXTERMINATOR® 26
7.1. FBX Introduction 26
7.1.1. FBX Fixed Filters 26
7.1.2. FBX Dynamic Filters 26
7.1.3. Balancing Fixed & Dynamic Filters 26
7.1.4. FBX Filter Width 26
7.2. FBX Set Up 26
7.2. FBX Bypass Button 27
8. COMPRESSOR/LIMITEROPERATION 28
8.1. Basics of Compression 28
8.2. Using the Compressor 28
8.3. Suggested Compression Settings 29
8.3.1. Vocal Settings 29
8.3.2. Guitar Settings 29
