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Charging lamp Charging case, SAFETY lamp Receiver

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Receiver ‐ (Unlit) Microphone Blinking slowly in blue (on standby))*1 The microphone is turned off. Receiver ‐ (Unlit (on standby))*1 *2 Microphone ‐ (Unlit) Audio is interrupted due to bad communication conditions. (Blinking in blue (The faster the blinking speed, the worse the communication conditions.))*3 The built-in battery is charging. ‐ (Unlit) *1 When the lamp stays in this state for 5 minutes, the auto power-off function is activated on the receiver/microphone. To resume using the receiver/microphone, turn it off once, and then turn it back on. *2 While the USB Type-C port is used, the auto power-off function of the receiver is disabled. *3 Check the LINK lamps on the receiver and the microphone for the communication state. Due to some surrounding factors, including poor radio conditions and a high number of obstacles between the receiver and the microphone, the communication state between the two devices may deteriorate, causing audio interruptions or noises. If this is the case, the LINK lamps blink in blue. Make sure that the two devices are located appropriately apart from each other, there are no obstacles between them, and the LINK lamps are steadily lit in blue before you use the receiver and the microphone. Charging lamp (Charging case) The built-in battery is charging. (Lit in orange) A battery charging failure (an abnormal temperature of the built-in battery, etc.) is detected. (Stays blinking in orange) When the receiver and the microphone are placed/removed in/from the charging case or the USB Type-C cable is disconnected from the charging case; The remaining power of the charging case is sufficient Stays lit in orange for 3 seconds, and then stays unlit.) The remaining power of the charging case is almost half consumed Blinks twice in orange, and then stays unlit.) The remaining power of the charging case is almost worn out Blinks 5 times in orange, and then stays unlit.) The built-in battery is not charging (or fully charged). ‐(Unlit) SAFETY lamp (Receiver) The receiver is in SAFETY mode. (Lit in yellow) The receiver is not in SAFETY mode. ‐ (Unlit) The receiver automatically comes out of SAFETY mode. 27

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Receiver
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(Unlit)
Microphone
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-
-
-
(Blinking slowly in blue (on standby))
*1
The microphone is turned off.
Receiver
-
(Unlit (on standby))
*1
*2
Microphone
-
(Unlit)
Audio is interrupted due to bad communication conditions.
(Blinking in blue (The faster the blinking speed, the worse the communication conditions.))
*3
The built-in battery is charging.
-
(Unlit)
Charging lamp (Charging case)
The built-in battery is charging.
(Lit in orange)
A battery charging failure (an abnormal temperature of the built-in battery, etc.) is detected.
(Stays blinking in orange)
When the receiver and the microphone are placed/removed in/from the charging case or the USB Type-C cable is
disconnected from the charging case;
The remaining power of the charging case is sufficient.
-
-
-
(Stays lit in orange for 3 seconds, and then stays unlit.)
The remaining power of the charging case is almost half consumed.
-
-
-
(Blinks twice in orange, and then stays unlit.)
The remaining power of the charging case is almost worn out.
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-
-
(Blinks 5 times in orange, and then stays unlit.)
The built-in battery is not charging (or fully charged).
-
(Unlit)
SAFETY lamp (Receiver)
The receiver is in SAFETY mode.
(Lit in yellow)
The receiver is not in SAFETY mode.
-
(Unlit)
The receiver automatically comes out of SAFETY mode.
When the lamp stays in this state for 5 minutes, the auto power-off function is activated on the receiver/microphone. To resume using the
receiver/microphone, turn it off once, and then turn it back on.
*1
While the USB Type-C port is used, the auto power-off function of the receiver is disabled.
*2
Check the LINK lamps on the receiver and the microphone for the communication state.
Due to some surrounding factors, including poor radio conditions and a high number of obstacles between the receiver and the microphone, the
communication state between the two devices may deteriorate, causing audio interruptions or noises. If this is the case, the LINK lamps blink in
blue. Make sure that the two devices are located appropriately apart from each other, there are no obstacles between them, and the LINK lamps
are steadily lit in blue before you use the receiver and the microphone.
*3
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