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Installing a Bodypack Transmitter:
NOTE: The bodypack transmitter must have the "bodypack" button installed on the back of its' housing. The bodypack does not
ship with this part attached.
1. Insert the bodypack into the PC Boundary Satellite (see figure 2). "Bodypack" button inserts into opening on the
bottom plate. Push the bodypack into the plate and slide down as shown.
2. Carefully insert the TA4F connector into the bodypack (see figure 3).
3. Turn on the bodypack transmitter and check for mic level. (Make sure that the blue light on the front of the mic is on
and the audio is not muted.)
4. Test the mic in an actual use situation, and set the audio gain on the bodypack transmitter for optimal gain through
the wireless system.
NOTE: The battery door may be opened to access the gain adjustment in the bodypack without removing the
bodypack from the microphone.
Figure 1:
Bottom View
Applications:
The PC Boundary Sat is acoustically designed for
high-quality sound reinforcement and broadcast applications.
The frequency response is tailored for wide-range sound
reproduction with very natural sound pick-up. The PC
Boundary Sat is ideal for boardrooms, conference tables, or
anywhere a high quality low-profile microphone is required.
To maximize gain-before-feedback, the PolarChoice's
three (3) directional polar patterns allow the user to pick
the directional polar pattern for optimum effect. For those
applications where gain-before-feedback is not a problem, an
omnidirectional pattern is included.
Figure 2:
Installation of
Bodypack Transmitter
Compatible Bodypack Models:
Electro-Voice:
REV, RE-1, RE-2
Telex:
FMR-500, FMR-1000, SAFE-1000
Figure 3:
Bottom View with
Bodypack Transmitter
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