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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. It has
been our experience that by curtailing the user's opportunity to miss-set
transmitter mic gain, squelch and compression, a more reliable and
consistent result has been achieved.
At the same time LEDs have been used to improve the monitoring of RF
(Radio Frequency) and AF (Audio Frequency), to provide the operator with
a clearer picture of system performance.
The final result has been an effective and popular system that is equally
useful to the occasional user with 1 channel as it is to an experienced
operator working multi-channel on a complicated show.
This guide has been written to assist the user who is new to this system to
get the result they are looking for with the minimum of time and worry. It
will also aid the experienced user whose memory needs a little help!
Fault finding is never easy, especially when you are under pressure. We
have added a section that may just save your reputation (and sanity)!
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