Squelch; Frequencies - Audio Technica AT-ONE Installation And Operation Manual

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System Operation

Squelch

The squelch function is used to adjust the audio output level to suppress the noise
levels. If you experience interference in RF spoiled areas (e.g. areas with a lot of mobile
phones) or cross talk between transmitters, increase the squelch level until the interfer-
ence is gone.
Please note that increasing the squelch level will decrease the operating range of the
system. If the squelch level is high, you may need to move the transmitter closer to the
receiver. To experience the maximum operating range, make sure the squelch is turned
to the lowest position.

Frequencies

Channel
11
12
13
14
Each AT-One system comes with Group 1 and Group 2 frequencies available as shown in the
table above. The system has been designed in these groups to allow you to use up to four
channels in one group together, interference free (subject to national licensing and regulations).
In an environment with two separated event areas (two seaparate conference rooms e.g.) it is
possible to use Group 1 in the first location and Group 2 in the second location.
All frequency usage is subject to National regulations, please check with your local Goverment
authority for usage restrictions.
Group 1
Frequency [MHz]
863.300
864.300
824.875
830.850
Group 2
Channel
Frequency [MHz]
21
863.700
22
864.700
23
824.400
24
828.650

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