Troubleshooting
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I’m not hearing anything in my receiver.
1.Make sure the receiver’s batteries aren’t dead, that it is turned on, set to the right channel, and the volume has been turned up.
2.Make sure your transmitter or stationary receiver has been powered up and set to the right channel, and the desired audio has been applied.
3.Make sure the coaxial cable has been tightly attached to both the antenna and the transmitter / stationary receiver.
4.Make sure you have used 50 ohm coaxial cable.
5.Make sure the antenna element(s) has been securely attached to the Antenna Module.
I’m getting a signal, but it isn’t very strong.
1.Make sure you are using the correct antenna element(s) for your operating band (72 MHz or 216 MHz). Antennas for 72 MHz are longer than those used for 216 MHz.
2.If you are using a dipole antenna, make sure both elements are securely attached to the Antenna Module and that they have been fully extended in opposite directions.
3.If you are using a monopole antenna, make sure it has been grounded with either the grounding plate / grounding base or a flexible antenna attached to the grounding post on the Antenna Module.
4.Make sure the active element of the antenna is directed toward the area where the receivers are being used and that the ground side is directed AWAY from the receive area.
5.Make sure the antenna has been placed in an area free of metal obstruc- tions.
6.Check the operating power of your transmitter - there are three settings, 1/4, 1/2 and full power. Increase the power if it’s low.
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