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WIRELESS SYSTEM SETUP & OPERATION

CHECKING THE FREQUENCY CODE

Before proceeding, you must first verify that the wireless frequency of your transmitter matches

the frequency of the receiver installed in your Anchor sound system.

1. The control panel of the sound system should have the following label:

FREQUENCY CODE LABEL

Shure designates a one- or two-letter code which corresponds

to the wireless frequency at which the component operates.

2. The frequency code must match the code found on the transmitter as described below:

HANDHELD: Unscrew battery compartment

cover on bottom of microphone. Remove

battery (if installed) and check code on label.

3. If the frequency codes don't match, locate the correct transmitter whose code matches the sound system

NEED HELP? Anchor Audio Customer Service - 888-444-6077

TRANSMITTER BATTERY GAUGE/INDICATOR

Assuming a battery is installed in the transmitter, you can estimate the remaining operating time by

sliding the power switch to the PWR position (first turn the sound system off, or set the transmitter

mute switch to the MUTE position). Observe the color of the LED indicator(s) that light up:

BATTERY LED INDICATOR

green

green & amber

amber

red

NOTE: Times based on using a fresh 9 volt alkaline battery.

BODY-PACK: Check the code on label

located behind the belt clip.

OPERATING TIME

6 - 20 hours

4 - 6 hours

2 - 4 hours

< 1 hour

SPEAKER FEEDBACK

Feedback, a howling noise or shrill sound, is self-generated by the sound system. It's caused by a microphone picking up the sound

coming from the speaker and then re-amplifieing it. Once a feedback loop starts it continues until the system is adjusted.

FEEDBACK CAUSES

• Microphone too close, pointing towards or in front of speaker

• Volume level setting is too loud for room

• Sound reflecting off hard surfaces

AVOIDING & ELIMINATING FEEDBACK

• Point microphone in a different direction

• Keep microphone away from the speaker

• Place speaker in FRONT of the microphone

• Reduce the sound system volume levels

CORRECT SYSTEM PLACEMENT

CAUTION: Feedback can damage your equipment & may be hazardous to hearing.

WRONG SYSTEM PLACEMENT