Setup Menu; Phantom Power; Test Tone; Key Lock On Boot Up - Zaxcom ZMT4 User Manual

Zaxcom ZMT4

SETUP MENU

Phantom Power

PHANTOM POWER:
OFF
This menu is where the phantom power is turned on and adjusted from. The ZMT4 has 6 user selectable power
options:
OFF, 3V, 12V, 24V, 36V or 45V Phantom
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WARNING - make sure the microphone attached to the transmitter is rated for the applied voltage before
engaging phantom power - not doing so can damage the microphone.

Test Tone

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TEST TONE: ON
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The ZMT4 has an internal tone generator so the signal chain can be properly gain staged. From this menu
pressing the INC key will turn on the tone generator pressing the INC key will cycle trough the different tone
options (500Hz at -20, 1000Hz at -20 or 500Hz at full scale).
Standby Mode After Boot Up
STANDBY B00T MODE:
NORMAL MODE
This menu sets what power mode the ZMT4 boots up to.
NORMAL MODE - The transmitter will boot up normally.
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STANDBY MODE - The transmitter boots up in low power standby mode. The transmitter will be waiting for
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a manual press the of the MENU key to come up to full power.
REMOTE STANDBY - The transmitter boots up in low power standby mode. The transmitter will be waiting
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for a ZaxNet "WAKE" command to come up to full power.

Key Lock On Boot Up

KEY LOCK ON BOOT:
UNLOCKED
This menu sets what happens to the keys on the face of the ZMT4 after boot-up.
LOCKED - After boot-up has completed, the transmitter will automatically go into lock mode and the keys
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will be locked to prevent accidental changes to the settings.
UNLOCKED - After boot-up the keys will remain unlocked. In unlocked mode the keys can still be locked
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going in to the lock screen in the main menu and wait 5 seconds.
To unlock the keys at any time - simultaneously press the MENU and INC key 5 times.
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Setup Menu