Carvin 9000 Instruction Manual - Page 7

Wireless, System

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Low Battery LED Channel Selector OFF/STANDBY/OFF • CARVIN Wireless System Transmitter Level Trim 1/4" Instrument Plug Battery Compartment CARVIN INSTRUMENT BODYPACK TRANSMITTER WITH 1/4" PHONE CONNECTOR The 9000 is available with a rugged compact bodypack for instrument use. Special features include: • Transmitter OFF/STANDBY/ON for ease of use • Input Level Control for optimum adjustment • Low Battery LED Indicator - Battery Compartment with recessed sliding door for quick battery replacement • Uses standard 9V alkaline battery. • Adjustable transmitter modulation level (Trim). • Metal belt clip for strong attatchment to clothing, or instrument straps. Operating Instructions Transmitter Set-Up: Place a fresh 9V battery into the transmitter's battery compartment, observing the correct polarity. Although a fresh alkaline battery can last up to 16-20 hours in use, in order to ensure optimum performance, it is recommended that the battery be replaced after 10 hours of use. Channel Selections The receiver and transmitter must be on the same frequency for proper operation. Make sure the transmitter channel selector switch is the same channel number as the channel selector on the front of the receiver. Use a small sloted screwdriver to change channels on the microphone transmitter. Microphone Operation Turn the microphone transmitter switch at the base of the microphone. The battery indicator LED will give a single quick flash; this indicates usable battery strength. In the case of a dead or low battery, the indicator will either not go on at all or will stay on continuously, indicating a battery voltage below 7V. If this occurs, replace with a fresh 9V battery. To preserve battery life, turn transmitter off when not in use. Move Audio switch at the base of the microphone to the ON position. The microphone is now ready to use. The Transmit (receive) LED indicator on the Receiver should now be lit. Microphone Level XLR Outputs With XLR output, the receiver output volume is preset by the factory at microphone level to match a hardwired microphone. The receiver volume control will not affect XLR output volume. Receiver Volume Control Adjust with 1/4" Line Level Output If you use the 1/4" line level output jacks for microphones, set the volume control at 1/2 for best results and adjusting up or down as necessary. Level Trim Adjust For optimum performance, a level trim control is provided. Adjust the microphone gain by inserting a small slot-headed screwdriver through the adjustment hole, located on the backside of the battery compartment, under the compartment cover. The factory setting is approximately 2/3 full. This is a setting to be used in most typical close microphone applications. Depending on your average distance between vocalist's mouth and microphone, you can adjust the level for your own applications. Set for maximum possible headroom and gain without noticeable distortion of the high level peaks. Turning Trim Control clockwise increases audio level; turning counterclockwise decreases level.

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OFF/STANDBY/OFF
Low
Battery
Channel
LED
Selector
CARVIN
Wireless
System
Transmitter
1/4"
Instrument
Plug
Level
Trim
Battery
Compartment
CARVIN
INSTRUMENT
BODYPACK
TRANSMITTER
WITH
1/4"
PHONE
CONNECTOR
The
9000
is
available
with
a
rugged
compact
bodypack
for
instrument
use.
Special
features
include:
Transmitter
OFF/STANDBY/ON
for
ease
of
use
Input
Level
Control
for
optimum
adjustment
Low
Battery
LED
Indicator
-
Battery
Compartment
with
recessed
sliding
door
for
quick
battery
replacement
Uses
standard
9V
alkaline
battery.
Adjustable
transmitter
modulation
level
(Trim).
Metal
belt
clip
for
strong
attatchment
to
clothing,
or
instrument
straps.
Operating
Instructions
Transmitter
Set
-Up:
Place
a
fresh
9V
battery
into
the
transmitter's
battery
compartment,
observing
the
correct
polarity. Although
a
fresh
alkaline
battery
can
last
up
to
16-20
hours
in
use,
in
order
to
ensure
optimum
performance,
it
is
recommended
that
the
battery
be
replaced
after
10
hours
of
use.
Channel
Selections
The
receiver
and
transmitter
must
be
on
the
same
frequency
for
proper
operation.
Make
sure
the
transmitter
channel
selector
switch
is
the
same
channel
number
as
the
channel
selector
on
the
front
of
the
receiver.
Use
a
small
sloted
screwdriver
to
change
channels
on
the
microphone
transmitter.
Microphone
Operation
Turn
the
microphone
transmitter
switch
at
the
base
of
the
microphone.
The
battery
indicator
LED
will
give
a
single
quick
flash;
this
indicates
usable
battery
strength.
In
the
case
of
a
dead
or
low
battery,
the
indicator
will
either
not
go
on
at
all
or
will
stay
on
continuously,
indicating
a
battery
voltage
below
7V.
If
this
occurs,
replace
with
a
fresh
9V
battery.
To
preserve
battery
life,
turn
transmitter
off
when
not
in
use.
Move
Audio
switch
at
the
base
of
the
microphone
to
the
ON
position.
The
microphone
is
now
ready
to
use.
The
Transmit
(receive)
LED
indicator
on
the
Receiver
should
now
be
lit.
Microphone
Level
XLR
Outputs
With
XLR
output,
the
receiver
output
volume
is
preset
by
the
factory
at
microphone
level
to
match
a
hardwired
microphone.
The
receiver
volume
control
will
not
affect
XLR
output
volume.
Receiver
Volume
Control
Adjust
with
1/4"
Line
Level
Output
If
you
use
the
1/4"
line
level
output
jacks
for
microphones,
set
the
volume
control
at
1/2
for
best
results
and
adjusting
up
or
down
as
necessary.
Level
Trim
Adjust
For
optimum
performance,
a
level
trim
control
is
provided.
Adjust
the
microphone
gain
by
inserting
a
small
slot
-headed
screwdriver
through
the
adjustment
hole,
located
on
the
backside
of
the
battery
compartment,
under
the
compartment
cover.
The
factory
setting
is
approximately
2/3
full.
This
is
a
setting
to
be
used
in
most
typical
close
microphone
applications.
Depending
on
your
average
distance
between
vocalist's
mouth
and
microphone,
you
can
adjust
the
level
for
your
own
applications.
Set
for
maximum
possible
headroom
and
gain
without
noticeable
dis-
tortion
of
the
high
level
peaks.
Turning
Trim
Control
clockwise
increases
audio
level;
turning
counterclockwise
decreases
level.