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1.
ON/OFF BUTTON
To turn on/off the fixture.
2.
VOL / VOL A
Use it to adjust the volume of wireless
microphone (or of the first microphone on
SET 8202 series).
VOL B
3.
Use it to adjust the volume of the second
microphone (only on SET 8202 series).
4.
DISPLAY
It shows information on current functions.
5.
ANTENNAS
Point them upwards for best signal reception.
6.
POWER SOCKET
Connect the included power cable to this
micro USB socket and on the other side to
USB adaptor. The cable can be also
connected to the USB socket of a notebook
or of a powerbank. For example: a deejay can
power the receiver directly from his notebook
and use the wireless microphones during his
parties.
XLR SOCKET
7.
It's the wireless microphone balanced output,
which can be connected to mixers or
amplifiers using a cable with XLR connectors.
8.
6,3 mm SOCKET
It's the wireless microphone's unbalanced
output, which can be connected to mixers or
amplifiers by means of a cable with 6,3mm
mono connectors. In the dual version
(SET 8202 series) the mixed signal of the
two transmitters will be available on this
output.
SOME SUGGESTIONS
Avoid using the wireless microphone near possible
sources of radio interference such as transmitting
antennas or high voltage cables.
Your new wireless microphone is endowed with
several channels that can be changed to avoid
local interferences. Avoid anyway to use more
than 3 receivers together, because they could
interfere with each other. Our staff is at your
disposal to give you suitable solutions if you need
to use many microphones contemporarily.
Always check the charge status of the
transmitters' batteries. A bad reception is often
due to the batteries close to discharge.
Avoid placing the microphone near speakers or
loudspeakers as it could trigger annoying whistling
(larsen effect).
If possible avoid using the wireless microphones in
environments with thick walls between the
transmitter and the receiver. In open space
wireless microphones are able to operate at
considerable distances.
In case of signal dropouts try to move the
microphone even just a few centimetres.
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