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Symptom
Receiver display
shows no antenna.
Receiver RF meter
shows no RF.
Receiver RF meter
shows RF signal
even when synced
transmitter is off.
Low RF signal when
using remote
antennas.
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Possible cause
No synced transmitter on
the frequency.
No antennas connected.
Active booster or antenna
not receiving DC power (if
used).
No transmitter turned on or
synced.
Antennas not connected.
Active booster or antenna
not receiving DC power (if
used).
Antenna splitter turned off
(if used).
Another RF source is active
and generating RF on that
frequency which will affect
system performance, range,
and contribute to possible
dropouts.
Improper antenna selection.
Improper cable selection.
Improper antenna
placement.
DC booster feed not on for
active antenna or booster.
Installation manual
Possible resolution
Turn on transmitter and ensure
proper sync to receiver.
Properly connect antennas as
system configuration requires.
Turn on antenna DC power at
receiver or AASP splitter.
Turn on synced transmitter. If not
synced, follow sync process.
Ensure both antennas are properly
connected.
Turn on antenna DC power at
receiver or AASP splitter.
Ensure AASP antenna splitter is
turned on.
With the RE3 transmitter off, follow
the scan process and select a new
clear frequency. Then turn on the
transmitter and resync it to the
receiver's new data.
Choose an antenna designed for
the remote antenna application
such as the optional PLPA or ALPA
log periodic, or RFAMP booster
with the receiver's stock ½ wave
antenna attached.
A long cable run requires low loss
cable made for the application.
Antennas should be placed out in
the open, preferably in the space
where the transmitter is, and not
near or touching reflective or
grounding materials.
Make sure the receiver or AASP
splitter antenna power is turned on.
RE3 UHF Wireless
Electro-Voice
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