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Functions/Controls
POWER-IN
BALANCED
Receiver Menu Options
DC:15V/600mA
Menu
Group
Group
Channel
Freq
A
Scan
IR set
• Group - Change the frequency group. Groups are
lettered A-J. Channels in the same group letter are
designed to work together without interference.
• Channel - Change the channel within a group. Channels
are numbered 1-10.
• Freq - Manually select the MHz frequency. Frequencies
can be changed in increments of .025Mhz.
• Scan - Begin scanning for nearby RF signals. The scan
takes about 1 minute, to stop scanning early, press the
power button. After the scan is complete, use the knob
to select an open frequency.
• IR Set - This will begin the syncing process to pair a
transmitter with the receiver. Hold the transmitter so the
IR sensor is directly in front of the IR Sync Light on the
receiver before you begin. The IR Light on the receiver
will light up when it is pairing, and go out when the
process is complete. The transmitter will now display
the new frequency set by the receiver.
• Number - Change the number displayed on the
transmitter. Numbers go from 01-99. This has no effect
on frequency, it is simply for easy identification.
• Squelch - Change the squelch setting, 1-10. Squelch
will cut the volume if the transmitter connection is poor
or if the volume is low. But it can also be used to set a
maximum distance for your mics so you do not pick up
unwanted signals.
**For general use, it is recommended to leave the
squelch setting at 1, and if you are experiencing
interference issues, try changing the frequency first.
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BenchMark-RX
UNBALANCED
ANTENNA B
Menu
Number
Squelch
Back
Lock
Low Cut
Back
ANTENNA A
Press the Menu/Select knob once to access the menu.
Turn the knob to highlight the option you want. Press the
knob again to access that option.
• Lock - Turn on to lock the receiver to not allow any
changes to settings. Hold down the Menu/Select button
for a few seconds to unlock the receiver.
• Low Cut - Turn on or off the low cut filter. This will cut
out the lowest audio frequencies picked up by the mic,
this will help reduce rumble and stage noise. It will be
displayed on the main screen as HPF (high pass filter).
Low cut and high pass mean the same thing.
• Back - Return to the main screen. Pressing the power
button will also return to the main screen. The system
will also return to the main screen if there are no inputs
after about 15 seconds.
• Low Voltage - When the batteries in the transmitter are
low and need to be changed, the receiver will display
Low Voltage in red.
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