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SKP 500 G2
SK 500 G2
SKM 500 G2
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Selecting a channel bank and transferring the scan result to additional rack-
mount receivers
The receiver that has performed the frequency scan will then display (for
each channel bank) the number of free frequencies (channels). The
"CHANNEL" LEDs
of all receivers of this frequency range flash slowly.
Frequencies that the scanning receiver has detected as already occupied or
suffering from interference are not made available for assignment.
Select a channel bank with a sufficient number of free channels using the
/
rocker button (refer to the instructions for use of the receiver). The
selected channel bank must have (at least) as many free channels as
receivers from this frequency range are connected to the NET 1.
Confirm your selection by pressing the
The NET 1 assigns the frequencies of the selected channel bank to all rack-
mount receivers of the frequency range. The yellow "SCAN" LED
off and the yellow "DATA LINK" LED
have been transferred to all rack-mount receivers.
Note:
If you have connected more receivers (from one frequency range) than
free channels are available in one channel bank, the NET 1 re-assigns the
last frequency assigned to the subsequent receivers.
After the frequency scan, the NET 1 indicates that you can transfer the
frequencies to the portable transmitters:
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The infrared interface
The "CHANNEL" LEDs
of all devices of one frequency range flash slowly.
The yellow "DATA LINK" LED
mount receivers have been transferred to the transmitters.
Transferring frequencies to the portable transmitters of a frequency range
The frequencies are transferred to the corresponding transmitters via the
infrared interface.
The infrared interface of the portable transmitters is located in the battery
compartment.
For data transfer, open the cover of the portable transmitter.
The infrared interface of the hand-held transmitters (SKM xxx) and plug-on
transmitters is located inside the display window of the transmitter.
Note:
Strong extraneous light may interfere with the data transfer via the
infrared interface. Therefore, position the NET 1 so as to avoid interference
from extraneous light. The arrows in the diagrams on the left indicate the
direction from which the IR radiation must impinge upon the transmitter.
SET
button.
flashes slowly until the frequencies
is permanently backlit in blue.
flashes until all frequencies of the rack-
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