Switching On The Transmitter; Setting The Transmission Channel - IMG STAGELINE TXS-606LT Mode D'emploi

Used batteries and defective rechargeable
batteries must not be placed in the household
waste. To protect the environment, always
take them to a special waste disposal, e. g.
collection container at your retailer.
To open the battery compartment (9), press the arrow
of the battery compartment cover (5) and push the
cover downwards.
Insert the batteries with the positive and negative
poles as indicated in fig. 2, then replace the cover.

4.2 Switching on the transmitter

Information on the display
To switch on the transmitter, set the switch (2) to ON.
(In the mid-position STDBY the transmitter is on, but
the microphone signal is muted.) The backlight of the
display (3) is activated for a few seconds. The display
shows the following information:
1. the channel group (GROUP 00 – 09)
2. the channel (CHANNEL 00 – 99)
3. the battery status
full
Replace the batteries when the indication BATT starts
flashing.
Make the settings described in the chapters below.
Remember to switch off the transmitter after use to
prevent discharge of the batteries.

4.3 Setting the transmission channel

1) First set a free transmission channel on the receiver
(see instruction manual of the receiver).
2) Point the IR sensor (4) of the transmitter towards
the IR window of the receiver. The distance must
not exceed 1.5 m. Make sure that there are no
obstacles between the sensor and the IR window.
3) Briefly press the button ACT on the receiver. The
display backlight of the pocket transmitter is acti-
vated. Thus, the transmitter and the receiver are set
to the same channel group and to the same chan-
nel (see indication on the display). The frequencies
assigned to the channels can be found in the tables
on pages 16 / 17.
4.4 Connecting and attaching the tie clip
1) Connect the plug (12) of the tie clip microphone to
2) Attach the tie clip microphone to your clothes, as
3) After setting the gain of the microphone signal
4.5 Setting the gain of the microphone signal
1) Switch on the audio unit (e. g. mixer, amplifier) con-
2) Set the gain of the microphone signal with the con-
discharged
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Carrier frequency: . . . . . . 672.000 – 696.975 MHz
Frequency stability: . . . . . ± 0.005 %
Transmission power
(EIRP): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 mW
Audio frequency range: . . 30 – 18 000 Hz, ±3 dB
Power supply: . . . . . . . . . 2 × 1.5 V battery, size AA
Operating time: . . . . . . . . > 8 h
Ambient temperature: . . . 0 – 40 °C
Dimensions: . . . . . . . . . . . 61 mm × 106 mm × 27 mm
Weight: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 g
Subject to technical modification.
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microphone and the pocket transmitter
the 3.5 mm jack (6) of the transmitter. To prevent
accidental disconnection, secure the plug with the
cap nut (11).
close to your mouth as possible.
(chapter 4.5), use the clip (7) to attach the transmit-
ter to your clothes (e. g. belt or waistband).
nected to the receiver. Speak / sing into the micro-
phone and set the audio system to such a volume
that the subsequent setting can be heard well.
trol GAIN (8) on the rear side: If the volume of the
microphone signal is too high or if the signal is dis-
torted, turn back the control with a small screw-
driver. If the volume of the signal is too low, how-
ever, a poor signal-to-noise ratio results. In this
case, advance the control accordingly.
Specifications
for channels see table on
pages 16 + 17
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