930TM transmitter features ..7-8 regulatory compliance ... . .30-31 930T transmitter features ..9-10 930HT handheld transmitter features ..11 installing body-worn and pendant transmitter batteries .
You may have heard the term sound field used to describe technology to improve class- room acoustics. Your FrontRow system fits under that category, but we call it an active learning system because it's about so much more than just sound. Active learning systems...
understanding active learning and its benefits with active learning without active learning • reduced comprehension • improved comprehension • reduced attention • improved attention • teacher fatigue • greater teacher energy...
Phonic Ear active learning systems (contact your representative for referrals to installers in your area). If you choose to install your FrontRow Pro system yourself, take great care to follow the instructions in the separate FrontRow Pro Installer Guide before using. Achieving the best performance from your system is only possible by properly selecting and positioning all speakers and sensors.
basic system guidelines To help ensure that you get the most from this system, follow these basic guidelines: Fresh batteries To ensure that your batteries are as fresh as possible upon arrival, we have intentionally not installed them in your equipment. Install your batteries in your equipment now, then charge overnight before initial use (see pages 12-15 for charging procedure).
Speak at a normal level when using your microphone; the system is projecting your voice for you. Don’t block your FrontRow Pro sensors. Your FrontRow Pro transmitter uses light to communicate with the receiver. Your installer placed the receiver and possibly external sensors to ensure that you can move about the classroom freely without interruption of the signal.
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lanyard neck strap dual microphone ports emitter diodes auxiliary input Do not block (Optional) connect a secondary sound source (computer, VCR, etc.) 4-way indicator light on = Green light external mic jack (Optional) connect a boom microphone mute = Blinking green light low batt = Blinking red light.
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on/off switch mute button Push down to mute 3-way indicator light DIN connector jack on = Dim red light Connects to emitter/microphone low batt = Blinking red light. When light starts blinking there is approxi- belt clip mately 1 hour of battery life left. batt charging = Bright red light channel selector Select channel A or channel B.
930HT handheld transmitter features on/off switch 2-way indicator light on = Green light low batt = Red light. When red light is on there is approximately 1 hour of battery life left. internal channel selector Select channel A or channel B. (Remove bat- tery compartment tube for access;...
Insert battery(ies) into compartment Follow polarity indicators Replace battery door 930TM CAUTION!: DO NOT recharge AA alkaline batteries. The 930TM and 930HT transmitters use auto-sensing batteries to prevent accidental recharging of alkaline cells. NEVER recharge alkaline batteries in 930T or 900T body-worn transmitters.
Twist handle clockwise to replace rechargeable batteries or AA alkaline batteries CAUTION!: DO NOT recharge AA alkaline batteries. The 930HT handheld transmitter uses auto-sensing batteries to prevent accidental recharging of alkaline cells. NEVER recharge alkaline batteries in 930T or 900T body-worn transmitters.
930TM (bottom) Plug 300-6497-105 cord into 900T, 930T, or 930TM transmitter(s) Hang 930T or 900T transmitter on edge of wall mount. Lay 930TM on top of receiver. CAUTION!: DO NOT recharge AA alkaline batteries. The 930TM pendant transmitter uses auto-sensing...
Turn mic off Place handheld transmitter into 930HTC charger CAUTION!: DO NOT recharge AA alkaline batteries. The 930HT handheld transmitter uses auto-sensing AT0792 batteries to prevent accidental recharging of alkaline cells. NEVER recharge alkaline batteries in 930T or 930HTC 900T body-worn transmitters.
using 930TM pendant transmitter Place transmitter around neck and connect clasp Adjust strap to position transmitter as close to mouth as possible, approxi- mately 13cm/5in. (Maximizes feedback resistance and sound quality). OPTIONAL: If desired, plug in external boom microphone to further improve feedback resistance 13cm/5in...
using 930TM pendant transmitter (cont’d) Turn transmitter power on Set channel A or B Use mute switch as needed for private conversations 930TM (bottom) NOTE: DO NOT match any other transmitter channel used in the same room.
930T body-worn transmitter Clip transmitter to belt using AT0489 wire clip (optional AT0712 waist belt available) Put microphone around neck and 15cm/ adjust distance to mouth (position 6in max. mic as close to mouth as possible to maximize feedback resistance and...
930T body-worn transmitter (cont’d) Turn transmitter power on Set channel A or B Use mute switch as needed for private conversations NOTE: DO NOT match any other transmitter 930T (back) channel used in the same room.
using 930HT handheld transmitter To set or change channel, remove battery compartment cover to access channel control switch Insert small screwdriver into access hole as shown to change channel switch NOTE: DO NOT match any other transmitter channel used in the same room.
using 930HT handheld transmitter (cont’d) Turn transmitter power on Hold microphone approximately 2-3 inches from mouth and talk into the top of microphone grille NOTE: Do not block emitter diodes with hand...
Your FrontRow Pro system use any transmitter style combination... encourages student partici- pation with a convenient pass mic. If you offer team- teaching in your classroom, FrontRow Pro is also ready to accommodate you with a second teacher mic. teacher student teacher...
team-teaching and student pass mic combinations (cont’d) NOTE: Channel settings for transmitters must be different (i.e. Teacher A and Teacher B cannot both be using channel A) channel teacher A student or teacher B...
troubleshooting no signal reception (volume control feedback (squealing) light on receiver is red) • Make sure that speakers are mounted as close as possible to the ceiling and to the listening area. • Check that the transmitter is on Avoid mounting speakers in the teacher’s primary •...
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troubleshooting (cont’d) receiver won’t turn on (power light • If team-teaching, verify that transmitters are not on the same channel doesn’t turn on) • Recharge or replace the transmitter’s batteries • Verify that the power supply is plugged into both the receiver and a working wall outlet •...
caring for your system • Always dispose of old batteries in approved bat- cleaning tery recycling bins. It may be illegal to dispose in Clean as needed, using a soft, damp cloth. the trash. If you are not sure of proper disposal method, please consult your local authority.
15, subpart B to radio communications. However, there is no FrontRow Pro Transmiitter 930T, 930TM, 930HT guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television...
(cont’d) FCC notes This product conforms with the essential requirements of European Union Directive The FrontRow Pro active learning system is approved by the FCC (Federal Communications 1999/5/CE R&TTE Directive Commission). The use of the system may be...
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