4 1 Settings Via The Menu; 4 2 Remoset Function - Monacor JTS R-4THA/5 Mode D'emploi

3.4.1 Settings via the menu
The control buttons are located behind the screw
sleeve (4) To access the control buttons, hold
the microphone head and screw off the sleeve
1) Keep the button SET (7) pressed for 2 seconds
until SEtUP is briefly shown on the display
(fig 1, page 10)
2) Press the button SET repeatedly until the
menu item desired is shown
3) Use the button or
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then press the button SET again to save the
setting The display will briefly show StorE as
a confirmation; then the menu will be exited
4) To exit the menu without any changes, press
the button SET repeatedly until CAnCEL is
briefly shown on the display
Menu item Setting
Group 1 – 6 and channel 1 – 22*
For simultaneous operation of multiple
wireless microphones, 6 groups with up
to 22 channels each have been defined
(see page 15). In good conditions, all
channels of a group can be used at the
same time.
First set the group number (left digit),
then press SET and set the channel num-
ber. Use SET to save the settings.
Transmission frequency*, as an alterna-
tive to selection of group and channel
First adjust the frequency in steps of
1 MHz, then press SET and make a fine
adjustment in steps of 0.025 MHz. Use
SET to save the adjustments.
Microphone sensitivity, to match the
microphone to volume of the voice/
instrument
Adjust the sensitivity according to the
indication AF of the receiver in such
a way that an optimum signal level is
obtained. If the sensitivity is too high,
the microphone signal will distort; in this
case, press the button
value (min. −15 dB). If the volume is too
* For interference-free transmission, switch off the micro-
phone and set the group and the channel or the fre-
quency on the receiver. If no interference or signals of
other transmitters are received, switch on the micro-
phone and make the same settings on the microphone.
(9) to make the setting;
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to set a lower
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Menu item Setting
low, there will be a poor signal-to-noise
ratio; in this case, press the button
set a higher value (max. +15 dB).
Transmission power (RF Power)
Use the button
power to Hi = high transmission power
(50 mW) for a long range, but a short
battery life or
use the button
power to Lo = low transmission power
(10 mW) for a long battery life, but a
short range
Identification number (ID no.)
The ID number is essential for the
REMOSET function. The receiver R-4 / 5
can only transfer the settings of its
receiver sections to the corresponding
wireless microphones when the ID
numbers of the receiver sections and of
the microphones match (e. g. receiver
sections 1– 4 with ID numbers 5 – 8 for
the microphones with ID numbers 5 – 8).
REMOSET function enabled / disabled
SynOn = function enabled (button
SynOFF = function disabled (button
it is not possible to set the microphone
via the receiver R-4 / 5
Fig. 4 Setting options via the menu
3.4.2 REMOSET function
For the REMOSET function, make sure that
1 no menu is called up on the microphone or
on the receiver
2 the microphone is switched on and close to
the receiver (REMOSET transmission range:
approx 10 m)
3 the microphone and the corresponding re-
ceiver section are set to the same identifi-
cation number (ID no ) and the REMOSET
function is enabled (see chapter 3 4 1) To
show the ID no , briefly press the button
4 the symbol (= batteries discharged) on
the display does not flash
To transfer settings from the receiver R-4 / 5
to the wireless microphone: Press the button
REMOSET on the receiver As soon as the set-
tings on the microphone have been made, the
LED (3) will light up in blue for 5 seconds and
the display will briefly show Sync...
to
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to set the transmission
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to set the transmission
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)
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),
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