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Operation Receiver 1. Plug the AC/DC adapter (provided) into the 9VDC INPUT JACK (3) on the back of the receiver. Then plug the power supply into an AC outlet. Switch the POWER (1) to the "On" position. The POWER ON LED (2) will now light and the receiver is operational. 2. Rotate and extend ANTENNA (4) fully, angled at 60° position as shown. 3. The 1/4" AUDIO OUTPUT JACK (5) provides a fixed, unbalanced MIC level audio output for connection to your mixer with the 1/4" to 1/4" cord supplied. As when making any connection, make sure the mixing board's volume is at the minimum level before plugging in the receiver to avoid possible sound system damage. Use the VOLUME CONTROLS (6) to adjust the volume. Note: this output is the sum of the signals received by both the internal receivers (CH 1 + CH 2). Use the CH 1 & CH 2 VOLUME CONTROLS (6) to adjust the individual relative channel volumes. 4 1 2 76 5 3 3

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Operation
Receiver
1. Plug the AC/DC adapter (provided) into
the
9VDC INPUT JACK (3)
on the back of the
receiver. Then plug the power supply into
an AC outlet. Switch the
POWER (1)
to the
“On” position. The
POWER ON LED (2)
will
now light and the receiver is operational.
2. Rotate and extend
ANTENNA (4)
fully,
angled at 60° position as shown.
3. The
1
/
4
” AUDIO OUTPUT JACK (5)
provides
a fixed, unbalanced MIC level audio output
for connection to your mixer with the
1
/
4
”
to
1
/
4
” cord supplied. As when making any
connection, make sure the mixing board’s
volume is at the minimum level before
plugging in the receiver to avoid possible
sound system damage. Use the
VOLUME
CONTROLS (6)
to adjust the volume.
Note:
this output is the sum of the signals received
by both the internal receivers (CH 1 + CH 2).
Use the CH 1 & CH 2
VOLUME CONTROLS (6)
to adjust the individual relative channel volumes.
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1
2
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6
5
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