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PAD Settings
The SW70-T beltpack transmitter has a broad range of PAD settings, which allow you to use it with almost
any microphone or instrument. As in all audio equipment, the setting of the input level is crucial to achiev-
ing the best sound quality. Setting minimal PAD levels (-3, -6, or -10 dB) may produce a distorted sound if
you are using a high output microphone or instrument. Conversely, setting a more extreme PAD level (-40,
-37, or -34 dB) may require you to raise your system gain unnecessarily, resulting in a noisier output.
Watch the input meter on either the transmitter or the receiver (see illustrations) and set your level so there
are at least three indicators illuminated for normal program level, with an occasional move to the fourth
indicator. The fifth and biggest indicator denotes clipping – watch out! If you see clipping, choose a lower
pad setting (for example, from -10 to -14 dB).
Changing PAD Settings
SW70-T Beltpack Transmitter Quick Setup Guide
Opening Access Compartment
Press down firmly with both thumbs
on battery door handle (above Sabine
logo) and slide away from LCD.
Lift bottom edge of door slightly and
continue pulling door down away from
LCD until the door opens fully (90-de-
gree angle from transmitter body).
Closing Access Compartment
Swing door down, flush with transmit-
ter body.
1
2
With both thumbs pressing firmly on door handle (above Sabine logo), slide door up toward
LCD until door lip catches under main body of transmitter, and bottom of door is flush with
bottom of transmitter body.
1
2
Please carefully read the operating guide for complete instructions.
Suggested PAD Settings
Venue PAD
Low output microphones -10 dB
Standard mics & acoustic instruments with low-gain pickups (default setting) -14 dB
Electric guitars with low-gain pickups & mics with higher gain -20 dB
Most standard electric guitars -26 or -30
Instruments with high-gain pre-amps -34 dB
Input Settings
Select either “MIC”or GUI”for microphone or instrument.
See Section 4.2.3 for details. SELECT
MICROPHONEINSTRUMENT
Select PAD function: Use
the Transmitter Select but-
ton to scroll through func-
tions until PAD flashes in
the Transmitter LCD.
23
Select PAD setting:
Use the Up or Down but-
tons to select the desired
setting. Selection is
stored after 3 seconds of
inactivity.
Check for Clipping: Check
to see if the receiver’sAudio
Level Meter stays out of the
Clipping Zone.
Clipping Zone
1
Battery door handle
SELECT
PAD Settings
The SW70-T beltpack transmitter has a broad range of PAD settings, which allow you to use it with almost
any microphone or instrument. As in all audio equipment, the setting of the input level is crucial to achiev-
ing the best sound quality. Setting minimal PAD levels (-3, -6, or -10 dB) may produce a distorted sound if
you are using a high output microphone or instrument. Conversely, setting a more extreme PAD level (-40,
-37, or -34 dB) may require you to raise your system gain unnecessarily, resulting in a noisier output.
Watch the input meter on either the transmitter or the receiver (see illustrations) and set your level so there
are at least three indicators illuminated for normal program level, with an occasional move to the fourth
indicator. The fifth and biggest indicator denotes clipping –watch out! If you see clipping, choose a lower
pad setting (for example, from -10 to -14 dB).
Changing PAD Settings
SW70-T Beltpack Transmitter Quick Setup Guide
Opening Access Compartment
Press down firmly with both thumbs
on battery door handle (above Sabine
logo) and slide away from LCD.
Lift bottom edge of door slightly and
continue pulling door down away from
LCD until the door opens fully (90-de-
gree angle from transmitter body).
Closing Access Compartment
Swing door down, flush with transmit-
ter body.
1
2
With both thumbs pressing firmly on door handle (above Sabine logo), slide door up toward
LCD until door lip catches under main body of transmitter, and bottom of door is flush with
bottom of transmitter body.
1
2
Please carefully read the operating guide for complete instructions.
Suggested PAD Settings
Venue PAD
Low output microphones -10 dB
Standard mics & acoustic instruments with low-gain pickups (default setting) -14 dB
Electric guitars with low-gain pickups & mics with higher gain -20 dB
Most standard electric guitars -26 or -30
Instruments with high-gain pre-amps -34 dB
Input Settings
Select either “MIC”or GUI”for microphone or instrument.
See Section 4.2.3 for details. SELECT
MICROPHONEINSTRUMENT
Select PAD function: Use
the Transmitter Select but-
ton to scroll through func-
tions until PAD flashes in
the Transmitter LCD.
23
Select PAD setting:
Use the Up or Down but-
tons to select the desired
setting. Selection is
stored after 3 seconds of
inactivity.
Check for Clipping: Check
to see if the receiver’sAudio
Level Meter stays out of the
Clipping Zone.
Clipping Zone
1
Battery door handle
SELECT
Important Battery Information
Your Sabine True Mobility®SW70-T beltpack transmitter comes with two
size AA rechargeable NiMH batteries. For best results, charge the battery
for at least 8 hours before using it for the first time. Please note that the full
charging potential of the battery will be achieved after the first 5 charging
cycles have been completed.
These rechargeable NiMH batteries are highly resistant to the “memory ef-
fect,”which affects some rechargeable batteries. The included batteries will
provide more lifetime charges and longer battery life for each charge than
many rechargeable batteries.
Alkaline “AA”
Rechargeable
Batteries (2)
DO NOT BURN OR PUNCTURE BATTERY.
DOING SO COULD RELEASE TOXIC MA-
TERIALS WHICH COULD CAUSE INJURY.
DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT.
MUST BE RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF
PROPERLY.
SW70-T Quick Guide Setup – Battery Information
WARNING! DO NOT USE: Alkaline Rechargeable Batteries
Acceptable Batteries for use with SW70-T Beltpack Transmitters
SABINE
13301 NW US Highway 441
Alachua, FL 32615-8544 USA
+USA (386) 418-2000
+USA (386) 418-2001 fax
[email protected] •www.Sabine.com
© 2003 Sabine, Inc.
SW70-T-Quick-Guide-031111.pmd
Battery Caution
SW70-T BeltpackTransmitters
2 “AA” size (14.5x50.5mm,
• NiMH Rechargeable (Sabine part #: SWBAA2)
• Alkaline: NEDA 14A - ANSI 14A - IEC LR14
• Heavy Duty batteries (NOT recommended)
)
Important Battery Information
Your Sabine True Mobility®SW70-T beltpack transmitter comes with two
size AA rechargeable NiMH batteries. For best results, charge the battery
for at least 8 hours before using it for the first time. Please note that the full
charging potential of the battery will be achieved after the first 5 charging
cycles have been completed.
These rechargeable NiMH batteries are highly resistant to the “memory ef-
fect,”which affects some rechargeable batteries. The included batteries will
provide more lifetime charges and longer battery life for each charge than
many rechargeable batteries.
Alkaline “AA”
Rechargeable
Batteries (2)
DO NOT BURN OR PUNCTURE BATTERY.
DOING SO COULD RELEASE TOXIC MA-
TERIALS WHICH COULD CAUSE INJURY.
DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT.
MUST BE RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF
PROPERLY.
SW70-T Quick Guide Setup –Battery Information
WARNING! DO NOT USE: Alkaline Rechargeable Batteries
Acceptable Batteries for use with SW70-T Beltpack Transmitters
SABINE
13301 NW US Highway 441
Alachua, FL 32615-8544 USA
+USA (386) 418-2000
+USA (386) 418-2001 fax
[email protected] •www.Sabine.com
© 2003 Sabine, Inc.
SW70-T-Quick-Guide-031111.pmd
Battery Caution
SW70-T BeltpackTransmitters
2 “AA”size (14.5x50.5mm,
•NiMH Rechargeable (Sabine part #: SWBAA2)
•Alkaline: NEDA 14A - ANSI 14A - IEC LR14
•Heavy Duty batteries (NOT recommended)
)