Yamaha PGX1 PGM1/PGX1 Installation Manual - Page 8

Controls and Connectors (PGM1), Top Panel

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Controls and Connectors (PGM1) Top Panel we q ew rt y q Mic input jack Connect the included gooseneck mic (condenser mic) here. To connect the mic, plug it straight into the mic input jack. To remove the mic, pull the mic upward while pressing an ejector tool (a thin metal rod of about  2, or a very thin screwdriver) into the hole located above the mic input jack. When doing so, firmly grasp the base of the mic's connector. NOTICE • Because the phantom power supply is always on, you should connect the mic when power is not being supplied to the unit. • Do not connect any mic or device other than the included mic. w Zone/message select buttons These buttons select the zone(s) to which the mic will broadcast, or select messages saved on the SD card. Use MTXMRX Editor to assign zones or messages to these buttons. More than one broadcast zone can be selected at the same time. Only one message can be selected. For details on how to make settings, refer to "MTX-MRX Editor User Guide." e Zone/message indicators These indicators light to indicate the currently selected zone(s) or message. r Status indicator This indicator is lit green when broadcast from the mic is possible. During broadcast, the indicator is lit red. For other indications, refer to page 17. t PTT (Push To Talk) button Press this button to switch the mic on/off. You can use MTX-MRX Editor to change the operation of this button between latched and unlatched. y Labels Labels with the name of each zone can be inserted here. You can create labels using PGM1 Label Creator which is included with MTX-MRX Editor. 8 PGM1/PGX1 Installation Manual

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PGM1/PGX1 Installation Man
u
al
Controls and Connectors (PGM1)
Top Panel
q
Mic input jack
Connect the incl
u
ded gooseneck mic
(condenser mic) here.
To connect the mic, pl
u
g it straight into
the mic inp
u
t jack.
To remo
v
e the mic, p
u
ll the mic
u
p
w
ard
w
hile pressing an ejector tool (a thin
metal rod of a
b
o
u
t
2, or a
v
ery thin
scre
w
dri
v
er) into the hole located a
b
o
v
e
the mic inp
u
t jack. When doing so, firmly
grasp the
b
ase of the mic’s connector.
w
Zone/messa
g
e select buttons
These
bu
ttons select the zone(s) to
w
hich
the mic
w
ill
b
roadcast, or select mes-
sages sa
v
ed on the SD card. Use MTX-
MRX Editor to assign zones or messages
to these
bu
ttons. More than one
b
road-
cast zone can
b
e selected at the same
time. Only one message can
b
e selected.
For details on ho
w
to make settings, refer
to “MTX-MRX Editor User G
u
ide.”
e
Zone/messa
g
e indicators
These indicators light to indicate the c
u
r-
rently selected zone(s) or message.
r
Status indicator
This indicator is lit green
w
hen
b
roadcast
from the mic is possi
b
le. D
u
ring
b
road-
cast, the indicator is lit red. For other indi-
cations, refer to page 17.
t
PTT (Push To Talk) button
Press this
bu
tton to s
w
itch the mic on/off.
Yo
u
can
u
se MTX-MRX Editor to change
the operation of this
bu
tton
b
et
w
een
latched and
u
nlatched.
y
Labels
La
b
els
w
ith the name of each zone can
b
e inserted here. Yo
u
can create la
b
els
u
sing PGM1 La
b
el Creator
w
hich is
incl
u
ded
w
ith MTX-MRX Editor.
NOTICE
Because the phantom power supply is
always on, you should connect the mic
when power is not bein
g
supplied to the
unit.
Do not connect any mic or device other
than the included mic.
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e
w
w
y
t
r