Cactus V6 IIs User Manual page 13

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The Cactus V6 IIs is a wireless transceiver that is capable of transmitting and
receiving radio signals. Set the V6 IIs transceivers to the correct mode (transmitter to
"TX", receiver to "RX") by sliding the mode switch to the correct position. This will
automatically power on the transceivers.
9.5 Setting the Channel
The Cactus V6 IIs transceivers communicate with each other via radio frequency.
There are 16 channels available. Always make sure that all of your V6 IIs transceivers
are set to the same channel:
1. To set both TX and RX to the same channel, press
<CHANNEL> and the default channel number. Press
the preferred channel number. Press
2. The selected channel number will be displayed on the LCD screen.
9.6 Setting and Selecting the Group
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The group function in the V6 IIs can assign RXs into Group A, B, C, or D, and allows
you to choose which group(s) to f ire from the TX unit.
1. All V6 IIs transceivers must be set to the same channel.
2. Assign RX units to Groups A, B, C, or D by pressing one of the group buttons. Each
RX can only be assigned to ONE group. The LED of the selected group will turn
on.
3. Command the TX to f ire any combination of groups by pressing the group
button(s). You can f ire any combination of A, B, C, and D groups. The LED of the
activated group(s) will turn on.
4. To change the power level of a specific group, press and hold an activated group
button. Quickly pressing the group button again will de-select the group.
5. Pressing the group button(s) of activated groups again on the V6 IIs TX will turn
off the group(s). The V6 IIs RX units that have been set to the off group(s) will not
f ire.
6. The V6 IIs will memorize the group selection in both TX and RX when it is
switched off. Next time you switch on the V6 IIs it will start up with the saved
setting.
. The LCD will show
and turn the selection dial to
to set other menu items or press to exit.