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If the USB port is a U-Disk player or computer port, the digital media (USB stick)

or other peripheral device can still be connected through the receiver by

connecting to the USB type A socket (6) on the rear of the receiver.

Connect the supplied 3.5mm lead from the output jack (5) on the receiver.

The U-MIC receiver is designed to connect to a microphone input jack on a mixer

or amplifier. Turn down the volume level on the microphone input of the mixer or

amplifier before connecting to avoid loud noises when connecting. Connect the

6.3mm plug end of the supplied lead to the appropriate microphone input jack.

The handheld transmitter has an on/off switch (2), which should be in the down

position (off). Unscrew the bottom battery compartment (3) and insert 2 x AA

alkaline batteries, ensuring that the polarity is the correct way around.

Move the switch up to the "on" position and the power indicator (1) should light

briefly. If this LED is lit constantly, this indicates that the batteries are low on

charge and need replacing with new ones.

Gradually turn up the volume level on the mixer or amplifier and speak into the

handheld microphone until the sound can be heard through the connected

speakers or recording equipment. Increase the volume to the required level.

When the microphone is not being used for a short time, it is possible to mute the

output by sliding the on/off switch to the central "mute" position. This maintains

the radio carrier signal but mutes the sound until the switch is moved back to the

"on" position.

If the microphone is not being used for longer periods, turn down the volume

level on the connected mixer or amplifier and switch the handheld microphone

off.

For long term storage, unplug the jack and USB receiver and remove the

batteries form the handheld transmitter.

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