Table of Contents
Advertisement
5. SYMPTOM: THE FREQUENCY OF THE HAND-HELD TRANSIMTTER IS
DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF THE RECEIVER.
The frequency of the hand-held transmitter (microphone) is different from that of
the receiver. It is because you may match the hand-held transmitter with the
wrong receiver. For example, the transmitter A must match with Receiver A. If
the transmitter A matches with Receiver B, it would have different frequency.
Please refer to "How to Change Hand-Held Transmitter Settings" on page 14.
6. SYMPTOM: THE SPEAKER HAS DA..... NOISE.
If you use the wrong DC adaptor, the speaker would produce the Da.....
noise. This system has two different DC adaptors: one for the receiver and the
other one for charger base.
It is also possible that the audio cable has poor quality. Therefore, you may
need to use another cable of higher quality.
When your receiver is on and both microphone receivers are off, there are still
noises from the speakers, it is possible that the receiver picks up the same
frequency of other source within 200 feet. You may need to change to
another frequency. This wireless system has a total of 64 different UHF
frequencies.
7. SYMPTOM: HAND-HELD MICROPHONE CANNOT BE TURNED ON.
When you push the power button of the hand-held microphone for more than
3 seconds, the microphone is still not on yet. There are several possibilities.
• You may place the batteries at the wrong polars.
• The batteries are very low.
• The batteries are dead and cannot be rechargeable.
Therefore, you need to change to new batteries and make sure that the
batteries are fully charged.
8. SYMPTOM: BATTERIES CANNOT BE RECHAGEABLE.
It is possible that the batteries are placed at the wrong polars. Please refer to
"How to Insert Hand-Held Transmitter's Batteries" on page 12.
The batteries are dead. Then, you need to change to a new battery. Charge
the new battery for at least 5 hours. Do not charge it for over 24 hours.
21
Advertisement
Table of Contents
