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7.4 Level attenuation
If the microphone level is too high even at the
lowest sensitivity, the level attenuation can be
activated additionally
1) The display indicates the current setting:
= attenuation deactivated
= attenuation activated
Use the button
or the button
2) To save the setting, press the button SET
7.5 Selecting the transmission power
There are two options for the transmission
power: high or low A high transmission power
will increase the range, but it will also reduce
the battery life (the batteries will be discharged
more quickly)
1) The display indicates the current transmission
power:
= low transmission power
= high transmission power
Use the button
button to select
2) To save the setting, press the button SET
7.6 Key lock
Activating the key lock:
1) The display indicates
ton to select the setting
displayed
2) To save the setting, press the button SET
Deactivating the key lock:
1) Keep the button SET pressed for 3 seconds
until of the indication
2) Use the button
3) To save the setting, press the button SET
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to select
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starts flashing
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8 Specifications
Carrier frequency range: 506 – 542 MHz
Audio frequency range: 40 – 18 000 Hz
Frequency stability:
Transmission power (EIRP)
Low:
High:
Power supply:
Max operating time:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Microphone input:
1 = ground
1
2 = 5 V operating voltage for the microphone
4
3 = signal input
2
3
4 = impedance correction
8.1 Lavalier microphone CM-501
or the
(supplied with the transmitter)
Type /polar pattern:
Frequency range:
Impedance:
Sensitivity:
Max SPL:
Power supply:
Weight:
Subject to technical modification
±0 005 %
10 mW
50 mW
2 × 1 5 V battery of
size AA
approx 25 h with
3400 mAh batteries
(alkaline)
65 × 100 × 22 mm
90 g
mini XLR, 4 poles
electret /cardioid
100 – 15 000 Hz
2 2 kΩ
3 2 mV/ Pa at 1 kHz
130 dB
via pocket transmitter
20 g
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