Quick Start - Samson Stage XPD1 Guide De Démarrage Rapide

Quick Start

Plug the RXD1 USB receiver into a USB jack on a
1.
wirelessly enable Samson audio device or to a USB port
on a computer.
Note: When using the Stage XPD1 wireless system with
a computer, you must set the computer's audio input
device to "Samson RXD Wireless Receiver". In most
computer operating systems, an audio software must
be used to record or monitor the audio from the USB
receiver.
On the wireless handheld transmitter, unscrew the
2.
bottom section of the microphone by turning it
counterclockwise and then slide it off. Place a fresh set
of AA (LR6) batteries in the transmitter battery holder,
taking care to observe the polarity markings, then
replace the cover.
Turn the wireless level knob on the audio device
3.
completely counterclockwise to 0, then turn the power
of the audio device to the ON position.
Turn on the power to the transmitter by pressing and
4.
holding Power switch; the indicator LED will light
amber.
If the handheld transmitter and receiver have not been
5.
previously paired, press and hold the button on the
RXD1 receiver for >5 seconds, until it begins to flash.
Press and continue to hold the Power button on the
handheld transmitter until the LED indicators on both
units light steady, indicating that the receiver and
transmitter are paired and ready for operation.
Speak or sing into the microphone at a normal
6.
performance level and raise the wireless level control
until the desired level is reached.
If you hear distortion turn down the wireless level on
7.
the audio device. If distortion is still audible, unscrew
the microphone body and use the supplied plastic
screwdriver to turn the Gain control in the HXD1
transmitter slowly counterclockwise until the distortion
disappears.
Conversely, if you hear a weak, noisy signal at the
8.
desired volume level and with the wireless level control
of the audio device is set to maximum, use the supplied
plastic screwdriver to turn the Gain control in the HXD1
transmitter slowly clockwise until the signal reaches an
acceptable level.