Publicité
Les langues disponibles
Les langues disponibles
Connections
Changing the Wireless Microphone's Battery (Continued)
Store Batteries Properly:
• Place used batteries in a container designated for battery disposal. Avoid mixing different types of
batteries to prevent any chemical reactions.
• Do not store batteries in a way that they can come into contact with metal objects, which can cause
them to short circuit.
Recycling and Disposal:
• Take the used batteries to a local recycling center or a collection point for hazardous waste. Many
electronic stores and community centers have battery recycling programs.
• Do not dispose of batteries in regular household trash as they can leak harmful chemicals into the
environment.
• Find a Recycling Center: For information on local battery recycling programs or to find your nearest
recycling center, visit the following websites:
- Earth911
- Call2Recycle
- Local Government Waste Disposal Services
Why Recycle Batteries?
Recycling batteries helps to:
· Prevent hazardous materials from entering landfills and contaminating soil and water.
· Conserve natural resources by recovering valuable materials like metals and plastics.
· Reduce the environmental impact of mining and manufacturing new batteries.
By following these steps, you contribute to a healthier environment and promote sustainable practices.
Connecting the Wireless Microphone(s)
v
u
Slide the Wireless Mic's ON/MUTE/OFF
switch to the ON position. The Mic power
indicator will light up
Notes:
• The working distance is up to 66 feet (20
meters) in open space.
• Sliding the switch to MUTE will temporarily
stop the microphone input.
— E7 —
v
.
u
Publicité
