Performing A Frequency Scan; Changing Scenes - Sennheiser EK 6042 Instruction Manual

Using the EK 6042
settings in the Transmitter, Frequency and Squelch submenus.
Then, Hold to IR appears again on the dis-
play panel and the infra-red interface
flashes blue again.
Hold the infra-red interface of the transmitter in front of the infra-red
interface of the EK 6042.
The determined frequency is transferred to the transmitter. If the
transfer was successful, the status LED of the corresponding receiving
channel lights up green – provided that the transmitter is not muted.
The radio link is ready for immediate use. If the transfer fails, the mes-
sage Failure appears on the display panel.

Performing a frequency scan

You can perform a frequency scan to get an idea of the current frequency
situation on site. During a frequency scan, the audio outputs of both
receiving channels are muted.
To set a receiving frequency, you can use the functions in the
Frequency submenu of the CH1 Settings and CH2 Settings
menus (see page 16). Alternatively, you can perform an auto-
matic configuration (see page 17).
Call up the operating menu (see page 15), select Spectrum Scan and
confirm the warning message.
The frequency scan starts from the center of the EK 6042 frequency
range and scans simultaneously toward the lower and higher frequen-
cies. You can use the
frequency scan at any time.
Press the button to return to the operating menu.

Changing scenes

If microphones are changed between several takes and there is no time
for configuring the devices, you can prepare as follows:
Configure the transmitter and the EK 6042 in advance. Store each of the
required receiver configurations as a scene (see below).
You can store up to 10 scenes.
Change to the required configuration without losing time by calling up
the stored scene (see page 20).
Storing a scene
Set all parameters as desired and synchronize the corresponding
transmitters.
and buttons to scroll through the entire
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