Azden WLTPRO instruction manual Wm/T-Protransmitter/Microphone

3. Signal Indicator

This LED has 2 functions: When you first turn the Power/Frequency Selector Switch of the Receiver on, but if the Transmitter is not on, the LED will go on and off indi- cating that the battery is good. If both the Transmitter and the Receiver are on and they are on the same frequency, the Signal Indicator will remain on.

4. Shoe Mount

The Receiver comes with a shoe mount and loop-and-hook fastener to mount it to a video camera. Select the one works best for your setup. To install the shoe mount, align the three pegs to corresponding holes and slide the whole assembly upward until it clicks. To remove the shoe mount, slide the assembly downward.

5. Output Plug

Connect the plug from the Receiver into the camera’s “EXT. MIC’ jack.

6. Telescopic Antenna

Fully extend the antenna for the best reception.

7. Earphone Jack

Plug the supplied earphone into the jack to monitor the sound you are recording.

WM/T-PRO TRANSMITTER/MICROPHONE

1. Loading battery

Turn the bottom half of the microphone body counterclockwise until it is completely off. Insert 1 “AA” battery into the compartment. Make sure the polarity is correct or the unit will not operate. Replace the bottom half and turn it clockwise until it is snug. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

2. Frequency Selection

The unit is factory pre-set to F1. Make sure that the Receiver is also set to F1. To change to F2, remove the bottom half of the microphone body as you did when loading battery. On the top of the battery compartment, there is a small 2-position switch. Slide the switch to position F2. Change the Receiver frequency to F2.

3. 3-Position Power Switch

The bottom position is “OFF”, the top is “ON”, and the middle is ”STANDBY”. In the “STANDBY” position, the unit is on but the microphone is muted. This allows the microphone to be passed around noiselessly. Remember to set the mic to its “ON” position before speaking. When the switch in “ON” or “STANDBY”, the red LED will stay lit if the Receiver is also operating on the same frequency.

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