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- Page 1 The Gradav Guide to Sennheiser 1000 series Radio Mics...
- Page 3 Intro & Overview The 1000 series of Radio Mic equipment was introduced to bridge the gap between the, then standard, simple fixed-channel operation and the agile (switchable) ‘top of the range’ hardware that was best suited to the experienced professional user. Some simplification eg presetting the squelch threshold, was introduced to reduce costs and make operation easier for the less experienced user.
- Page 4 Pocket Pack Transmitter To insert a new battery you must first open the battery compartment cover by pressing the ribbed area, and then hinge upwards. Remove the old battery (if fitted) by pressing the battery end and lifting up, in a manner similar to opening the cover. Press here to open Prepare the new battery by removing any wrapping.
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Page 5: Hand Held Transmitter
Hand Held Transmitter To insert a new battery you must first open the battery compartment cover by pressing the ribbed area (1), and then hinge upwards. Remove the old battery (if fitted) by pressing the battery end and lifting up, in a manner similar to opening the cover. - Page 6 Receivers Power (On/Off) switch. Controls only the DC circuit. There is a separate mains PSU for single kits. Systems have a combined Aerial Distribution Amplifier and Power Supply. RF Level. Indicates the strength of the RF (radio) signal. Diversity Operation. Shows which aerial is in use. AF Level.
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Page 7: Operation
Operation C heck that all the items on the delivery note have been supplied, before you assemble Please report any shortages immediately. We have less sympathy with your system. a claim that goods were not supplied after the hire has ended, than we have for a shortage reported at the beginning. - Page 8 CHECK - every performance Each channel in turn for RF signal strength and audio quality. Inspect for damage to every microphone cable and connector. Transmitter aerial for cable damage and ensure that the connector is tight. Sensitivity (gain) switches get moved. Re-set if required. Only when you are satisfied, should you distribute the transmitters.
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Page 9: Troubleshooting
Trouble Shooting Distorts Input overload. Check that the attenuation switch on the transmitter is set to -20dB Overload in the mixer input. Reduce output gain on receiver and/or reduce input gain on mixer. If headworn, check the position of the microphone capsule. - Page 10 Works only when close check that frequency of transmitter and receiver match. Aerial placement. Move each dipole aerial in turn checking the signal strengths on the RF displays for improvements. Check transmitter aerial for looseness and damage. Check receiver aerials are vertical and with the [E] element at the bottom.
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