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Wireless Operation

Replacing the transmitter battery

Note: The transmitter power switch must be in the OFF position!

HANDHELD: Unscrew the battery compartment cover on

the lower end of microphone. Install a fresh 9 Volt alkaline

battery* and replace the cover.

*Duracell

MN1604 or

BODY-PACK: Press the "OPEN" end of the battery cover,

equivalent.

slide it back and lift the cover. Install a fresh 9 Volt alkaline

battery* being sure to observe proper polarity. Close the cover.

Operating the wireless microphone system

The audio signal from the built-in wireless receiver is fed into

the mixing bus. The wireless mic may be used simultaneously

with any of the other inputs .

Operating the wireless microphone system:

1. Set the wireless volume control to minimum.

WIRELESS

2. Turn the sound system power switch ON.

MIC VOLUME

3. Slide the transmitter power switch to PWR.

The sound system's TX ON indicator

lights to indicate wireless signal (RF)

is being transmitted and received.

4. Adjust the wireless control to desired volume.

Caution: Harmful feedback may occur when walking in front of a

sound system or speaker with a wireless microphone. Always point

mic away from speakers.

Using the microphone ON/MUTE switch:

When set to the "ON" position the mic operates normally.

To prevent unwanted sounds from being picked up without

MUTE

turning the transmitter off, move switch to "MUTE" position.

(The handheld mic/transmitter comes with a protective

sleeve which fits over the power and mute switches to prevent

accidental movement during use. To install it, unscrew the

battery cover and slide the sleeve onto the microphone handle.

Replace the cover.)

TX ON

Feedback Information

What causes feedback?

Feedback is a ringing, howling, or shrill sound that is self-

generated by the sound system. It is the result of sound from

the speakers being picked up by the microphone and then

re - amplified by the system. This can form a self-sustaining

loop that can damage the sound system if allowed to continue.

How to prevent feedback

ALWAYS STAND BEHIND THE SPEAKER

WHEN USING A MICROPHONE!

CAUTION: Feedback can damage your equipment and may be

hazardous to your hearing. To avoid feedback, always make

sure volume controls are at minimum before turning unit on.

If feedback occurs, immediately reduce the volume.