Operating Elements - Monacor International JTS MH-36G2/5 Mode D'emploi

Microphone with UHF Transmitter
These instructions are intended for users without
any specific technical knowledge Please read the
instructions carefully prior to operation and keep
them for later reference All operating elements
described can be found on page 2
Contents
Overview of groups and channels
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Operating Elements

1.1 Microphone cartridge removed
2 Important Notes
3 Applications
3.1 Conformity and approval
4 Inserting Batteries
5 Switching on/off
Muting
6 Settings
6.1 Selecting a frequency from a group
6.2 Setting the frequency directly
6.3 Adjusting the sensitivity
6.4 Selecting the transmission power
6.5 Key lock
7 Specifications
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1 Operating Elements
1 Microphone cartridge; to insert batteries, un-
screw the cartridge (
2 Display, to indicate:
– the group number and the channel number
(if the transmission frequency has been
selected from a group:
or
the transmission frequency in MHz
(if the transmission frequency has been
adjusted directly:
– a battery symbol showing the battery status
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in multiple levels
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Notes:
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1 Whenever a button is pressed, the display back-
light will be illuminated for a few seconds
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2 When the microphone is muted, the display
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backlight starts flashing
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3 When the key lock is activated,
be displayed when a button is pressed
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(To deactivate the key lock:
3 Removable cap covering the control buttons
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(5) ( fig 2)
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4 Button
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– To switch on and to mute /unmute, press
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the button briefly
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– To switch off, keep the button pressed for
3 seconds
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5 accessible after removing the cap (3):
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Buttons SET,
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the wireless microphone: refer to chapter 6
1.1 Microphone cartridge removed
6 Connectors, each on the microphone car-
tridge (fig 3) and on the handle (fig 4);
the connectors must fit together when the
microphone cartridge and the handle are
assembled
7 Latch for the battery holder (8); to unlock
the holder, push the latch in the direction
of the arrow
8 Battery holder for two 1 5 V batteries of size AA
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