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2. Holding the radio so that the power switch is up, you will see 3 wires on the mini-
XLR connector (the one the mic plugs into) leading to a 3 pin connector (CN1). Take
the red one off of CN1 (leaving the other end attached to the mini-XLR) and solder it
to J1, which is a jumper just below the LED and the power switch.
3. Test the modification by placing a voltmeter between pin 2 of the mini-XLR and the
negative terminal of the battery. It should read about 9v when the transmitter's power
switch is on and zero when it is off. That's it!
IMPORTANT NOTE: once you have removed the resistor you might need to fine tune
the radio gain on the transmitter.
The MLD's tracker inputs expect a line-level signal (-10dB 5KΩ) from the radio
receivers. If the radio receiver in your modified wireless system outputs a mic-level
signal, please make sure that the signal is amplified before it reaches the MLD.
Please refer to the Martin website for information and case studies on the modification
needed for other radios www.martin.dk/mld/
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