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3. Plug your 3D Earphones into the (G) 3D earphone dual output
jack located on the right side of the bodypack. Prior to plugging
in, loop the cable through the (H) strain relief slot located beneath
the jacks.
4. Using the recessed (A) on/off switch on top of the 3D bodypack,
turn on the power. The green power lamp in the (B) LED indicators
beside the switch will light. Your 3D AARO system is now active.
5. Insert the 3D Earphones in your ears (see Inserting Earphones
pp. 6-7). Make sure you achieve a full seal for good isolation and
extended base response.
6. Toggle the (C) Mode switch (on top panel of bodypack) to the
"Full Ambient" position. The switch should point toward the outer
edge of the pack. You should now hear the sounds around you (stage
ambience) normally, just as if you were not wearing any earphones.
7. Now fl ip the (C) Mode switch from Full Ambience to its other position,
"Perform." (The switch should now point toward the indicator lights.)
You should hear the ambient sound at a reduced level, depending on
the setting of the internal (L) Ambient Background volume knob (see
page 12, Operating Modes – Perform Mode).
8. Next, add sound from your IEM system (or other sound source).
Use the volume control on your IEM bodypack (or other source) to
adjust the volume of your in-ear monitor mix.
9. While still in Perform Mode, adjust the amount of ambient sound
added to the IEM mix. We recommend doing this during sound check.
First, make sure the (C) Mode switch is toggled to "Perform Mode."
Open the (F) battery compartment and locate the (L) Ambient
Background volume knob (above the battery). Using this control, add
the desired level of ambient sound to the IEM mix. (See Operating
Modes section for more details.)
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