Shure MX692 Adjusting the Transmitter Gain Level, Changing the Transmitter GROUP/CHANNEL Settings

ADJUSTING THE TRANSMITTER GAIN LEVEL

If	transmitter		gain	0
is set correctly,			the	-20 dB
audio LED meter on
the	UC4	receiver
should reach		amber
during normal speech

and momentarily flash red during the loudest

speech. If transmitter output needs to be in- creased or decreased, adjust the output gain control.

Set the input attenuation control switch to 9 dB for normal use (default) or -20 dB for loud voices (this is rare).

CHANGING THE TRANSMITTER GROUP/CHANNEL SETTINGS

For a wireless transmitter such as the MX692 to communicate with a receiver, the transmitter and receiver must be communicating on the same frequency. The frequency is set by chang- ing the transmitter and receiver “group” and “channel” settings. For a MX692 transmitter to communicate with a UC4 receiver, the two must have matching group and channel settings.

See the Shure website for recommended group and channel settings for your area.

To change MX692 group and channel set- tings:

1. Turn the transmitter off.

2. Using the supplied

screwdriver, rotate the	3	45	2	3
	2	6	1	4
	1	7
				5
	0	8	0
	F	A9		6
	E		9
GROUP dial (see	DC B		8	7

page 4) until the desired setting is reached. Then

rotate the CHANNEL dial until the desired setting is reached.

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