Samson UT-5, UH-5, DA-5L manual Guided Tour UR-5/UR-5D Front Panel

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Guided Tour - UR-5/UR-5D Front Panel

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1:Power switch - Use this to turn the main power on and off. When the receiver is on, the display section (see #5 on the next page) is lit.

2:Antenna A and B mountings - Connect the supplied antennas to these mountings. Third-party receiver antennas should not be substitut- ed—use only the antennas provided with your receiver.

3:Group knob - Allows you to select any of ten frequency Groups (numbered from 0 - 9). When using the Samson UHF Synth System in a multiuser environment (that is, when there are two or more transmitters and receivers in use at one location), all receivers must be set to the same Group in order to avoid intermodulation distortion. Each individual performer is then assigned an individual Channel within that Group

(up to eleven channels are available simultaneously*).

4:Channel knob - Allows you to select any of ten frequency Channels (numbered 0 - 9) within the selected Group.* When a new channel is selected, it takes approximately five seconds for audio signal to be passed through to the receiver outputs.

*Only group 9 has more than seven available channels; all other groups use channels 0 - 6. Refer to the UHF Frequency Chart on page 24 for more details.

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Contents Samson Glossary of Terms Specifications Introduction System Features Guided ToursIntroduction Dbx is a registered trademark of Carillon Industries System Features System Features Guided Tour UR-5/UR-5D Front Panel Guided Tour UR-5/UR-5D Front Panel 5b 5d 5e 5c Guided Tour UR-5/UR-5D Rear Panel Guided Tour UR-5/UR-5D Rear Panel Guided Tour UT-5 Guided Tour UT-5 Guided Tour UT-5 Samson Guided Tour UH-5Guided Tour UH-5 Guided Tour UH-5 Setting Up and Using UHF Synth System Setting Up and Using UHF Synth System Setting Up and Using UHF Synth System Setting Up and Using UHF Synth System About Tone Squelch About dbx Noise ReductionProblem No sound Trouble-shootingProblem Distorted sound Cross-modulation interference Problem Sound fades as performer moves around sound dropout Samson UHF Synthesized Frequency Chart A N N E L UHF Synthesized Frequency ChartGC-1 MC-1 UT-5 Multi-pin Lavalier Wiring GuideManufacturer Model No.Pin 1Pin UT-5 Multi-Pin Wiring ChartPin 3Pin 4Pin 5Pin About The DA-5L UHF Antenna Distribution Amplifier Guided Tour DA-5L Front Panel AC Input Guided Tour DA-5L Rear PanelSetting Up and Using the DA-5L Setting Up and Using the DA-5L DA-5L Grounding Techniques Glossary of Terms Glossary of Terms Transmitter RF SpecificationsTransmitter Audio DA-5L ReceiverFCC Rules and Regulations