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Operating on AC Power
Using an optional AC-550/550CE or AC-DN2B AC
adaptor, you can operate the transmitter on AC power.
When using an AC-550/550CE
Connect the transmitter to the AC power supply through
the AC-550/550CE AC Adaptor as shown below, and set
the POWER switch of the AC-550/550CE to ON.
DIS PLA
Y
CA NC
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NU
UT 12
V
DC -O
DC LIN
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TX ON
/C AL L
DC -IN
DC-IN
When using the AC-DN2B AC adaptor
Mount the AC-DN2B just as you would a battery pack,
then connect to the AC power supply.
The AC-DN2B can supply power up to 150 W.
Note
Do not use the AC-DN1, which can supply only small
power.
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Menu Settings
AC-550/550CE AC Adaptor
Power switch: ON
AC outlet
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TA LK
ER PH
ON
OF F
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OF F
TA LL Y
MIC
IN CO M
+48 V
ON
LIN E
MIC
PR OD
+48 V
LIN E
CH -2
IN
AU DIO
EN G
CH -1
DC OUT
DC output cable
(supplied with the AC-550/550CE)
Menu Settings
You can perform various settings using menus on the
display.
The menu settings are maintained even if you turn the unit
off.
Menu Items
Wireless Menu
Menu
Submenu
Values (default)
Freq
—
CH1–CH7 (CH4)
Freq
—
2406–2478 MHz (2442 MHz)
RF Power
—
High, Low (Low)
Mode
—
Standard, Robust, HiPicture,
STD-LD, ROB-LD (Standard)
Interleave
—
Fast, Run, Walk, OFF (Fast)
Emission
—
OFDM, CW, OFF (OFDM)
Scramble
Scramble
*** (AAA)
Freq (upper): Set the transmission frequency by the
channel. The frequency can be selected in 12-MHz
steps.
CH1: 2406 MHz
CH2: 2418 MHz
CH3: 2430 MHz
CH4: 2442 MHz
CH5: 2452 MHz
CH6: 2466 MHz
CH7: 2478 MHz
Set the WLL-RX50/RX55 receiver to be used in
combination to the same channel.
If you select "Freq" (lower) and set a frequency that
does not coincide with any of the CH1 to CH7
frequencies, the channel column shows "CH-".
Freq (lower): Set the transmission frequency.
It can be selected in 1-MHz steps.
Set the WLL-RX50/RX55 receiver to be used in
combination to the same frequency.
RF Power: Select the RF output.
High: For long-distance transmission
Low: For short distance less than 10 meters
Mode: Select the transmission mode.
Standard: Standard mode
Robust: Mode for more stable transmission.
The picture quality is degraded when compared
with Standard mode.
HiPicture: Mode for transmission with higher picture
quality. The stability is decreased when compared
with Standard mode.
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