Overview; 1 Transmitter Siem-111T (Figs 1 And 2) - Monacor JTS SIEM-111/5 Instruction Manual

Contents
1 Overview
1 1 Transmitter SIEM-111T (figs 1 and 2)
1 2 Receiver SIEM-111 / R5, earphones IE-1
(fig 3)
1 3 Display on the receiver (fig 4)
1 4 Display on the transmitter (fig 5)
2 Safety Notes
3 Applications
3 1 Conformity and approval
4 Before Operation
4 1 Setting up the transmitter
4 2 Connecting the transmitter
4 3 Power supply of the receiver
4 4 Connecting the Earphones
4 5 Selecting the transmission frequency
and the received frequency
4 5 1 Adjusting the frequency on the receiver
4 5 2 Adjusting the frequency
on the transmitter
5 Operation
5 1 Adjusting the input level on the transmitter 17
5 2 Monitoring the transmitter via headphones 17
5 3 Inserting the earphones
5 4 Adjusting the volume and the balance
5 5 Further optional features of the receiver
5 5 1 Menu item "Stereo / Mono"
5 5 2 Menu item "Hi Freq Boost"
5 5 3 Menu item "Limiter"
5 5 4 Menu item "Key lock"
5 5 5 Menu item "Contrast"
5 5 6 Menu item "Light time"
5 6 Fastening the receiver
5 7 Further optional features of the transmitter 18
5 7 1 Operating mode MONO / STEREO
5 7 2 "LOCK" function
5 8 Switching off the units
6 Specifications
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In-Ear Monitoring System
These instructions are intended for users without
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any specific technical knowledge Please read the
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instructions carefully prior to operation and keep
them for later reference
All operating elements and connections de-
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scribed can be found on the fold-out page 3
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Overview

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1.1 Transmitter SIEM-111T
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1 POWER button
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2 LC display (
☞
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3 Button + for switching over a function or for
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increas ing a value in the adjusting menu; when
the button is kept pressed, the value will increase
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continu ously
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4 Button SET for calling the adjusting menu, for
se lecting the menu item and for confirming the
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adjustments made
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5 Button − for switching over a function or for
decreas ing a value in the adjusting menu; when
the button is kept pressed, the value will decrease
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continu ously
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6 VOLUME control for adjusting the input level
7 Volume control MONITOR for headphones con-
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nected to the jack (8) or (9)
8 3 5 mm jack
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(impedance 2 × ≥ 16 Ω)
9 6 3 mm jack
phones (impedance 2 × ≥ 16 Ω)
10 Mains input jack for connection to 100 - 240 V (~)
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via the mains cable supplied
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11 Fuse holder; always replace a blown fuse by one
of the same type!
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12 Feed-through output LOOP OUT for channel
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CH 1 for routing the input signal at the jack LEFT /
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CH 1 IN (14) to the input of another audio unit,
e g an other transmitter
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13 Feed-through output LOOP OUT for channel
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CH 2 for routing the input signal at the jack
RIGHT / CH 2 IN (15) to the input of another audio
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unit, e g another transmitter
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14 Combined XLR / 6 3 mm jack LEFT / CH 1 IN for
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balanced connection of the left channel of a
stereo signal source (e g mixer, CD player) or a
mono signal source
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15 Combined XLR/6 3 mm jack RIGHT / CH 2 IN for
balanced connection of the right channel of a
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ster eo signal source (e g mixer, CD player) or a
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mono signal source
19 16 BNC jack for the antenna supplied
(figs 1 and 2)
chapter 1 4)
for connecting stereo headphones
for connecting stereo head-