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- Page 1 Micro TX-SX User Guide Transmitter and Microphone 0681...
- Page 2 Welcome The Micro TX-SX is a highly flexible multi-frequency FM transmitter which has been developed for use with the Guide-U system. To obtain maximum benefit from the Micro TX-SX transmitter and its comprehensive features, please read this user guide carefully.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Instrument description Operating range Micro TX-SX FM receivers Fundamental benefits of How your Micro TX-SX works multi-frequency receivers Charging Micro TX-SX Troubleshooting Standard charging Important points Getting started Wearing Micro TX-SX Declaration of conformity Switching Micro TX-SX on Microphone muting... -
Page 4: Instrument Description
Instrument description Micro TX-SX On / Off (long time press) and Microphone muting (short time press) Direct frequency synchronization Channel selection Rubber coat Audio input socket Label for your initials Charging socket (red ring) Keypad lock Channel in use Battery status indication... -
Page 5: Mm8
How your Micro TX-SX works Instrument description Directional The tour guide is The visitors are wearing Omnidirectional wearing Micro TX-SX guide-U receivers. with the Boom-microphone or MM8 microphone. MM8 is a very flexible miniature lapel microphone which can be used in an omnidirectional or directional... -
Page 6: Charging Micro Tx-Sx
• 100% charged in 4.5 hours if the Micro TX-SX is switched off during charging. If Micro TX-SX is in use during charging, it is 100% charged in about 6 hours. The battery is completely Plug the Micro TX-SX battery charger into an easy dead and needs to be accessible wall power socket. - Page 7 (flashing) Three battery segments Micro TX-SX is fully stay visible and the charged and the charger c) The blinking battery symbol in the LCD indicates battery case is flashing can be detached that the Micro TX-SX is charging.
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Page 8: Getting Started
Wearing Micro TX-SX b) Attach the microphone a) Open the clip and fix Micro TX-SX on your belt If using the MM8 lapel microphone: or to your pants. Make sure it clamps firmly. Make sure the MM8 is switched to omnidirectional or directional mode . -
Page 9: Switching Micro Tx-Sx On
The microphone attached to the Micro TX-SX can easily Switching Micro TX-SX on be muted, in case a conversation with a visitor or Switch the Micro TX-SX on by pressing the on/off button another guide is not meant to be listened to by guests. for about two seconds. -
Page 10: Changing The Channel
If the FM receivers are not yet on the new frequency, changing the channels easily. • hold the Micro TX-SX close to the FM receiver (Distance to the FM receivers: <1m/3 feet) and press the synchronization button on the Micro TX-SX for one second. -
Page 11: Keypad Lock
Keypad lock Connecting to other media devices As with cell phones, Micro TX-SX provides a keypad Micro TX-SX can directly be connected to audio lock, to prevent inadvertent operation of the controls. equipment like TV, CD and MP3 players, and computers with audio outputs. -
Page 12: Connecting The Microphone
Connecting to other media devices Mute the microphone which is attached to the To attach another microphone to the Micro TX-SX, Micro TX-SX (see page 21). If you want to give proceed as follow: comments to a visitor in parallel to the other audio... -
Page 13: Operating Range
Operating range Connecting the microphone The operating range is the distance between maximum and minimum FM reception of transmitter and receiver. d) Remove the microphone • Unwind the microphone cable for optimal operating range. • The operating range is typically more than 10 meters (30 feet) inside and more than 30 meters (90 feet) outside. -
Page 14: Fm Receivers
FM receivers Fundamental benefits of multi-frequency receivers • Frequency synchronization Micro TX-SX can change the actual channel of the Acoustiguide Guide-U multi-frequency receivers directly over the air (see page 22). Changing the channel is quick and easy. • Standby mode for power saving This function helps economize on power. -
Page 15: Troubleshooting
“E8” is displayed in the LCD while the charger is The battery is defective. Replace the battery connected. (see page 29). “E9” is displayed in the LCD when the Micro TX-SX The Micro TX-SX needs Contact the responsible is on. servicing. -
Page 16: Important Points
By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential • Micro TX-SX may only be repaired at an authorized negative effects on the environment and human service center. -
Page 17: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of conformity Hereby, Phonak Communications AG, declares that the Micro TX-SX multi-frequency transmitter is authorized by rule under the Low Power Radio Service (47 C.F.R. Part 95) and must not cause harmful interference to TV reception or United States Navy SPASUR installations. - Page 18 Notes...
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