If a problem occurs ...
If a problem occurs ...
Problem | Possible cause | Possible solution |
Receiver cannot be | Lock mode is activated | Deactivate the lock mode |
operated, “Locked” |
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appears on the |
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display panel |
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No operation | No mains connection | Check the connections of the mains |
indication |
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No RF signal | Transmitter and receiver are not | Set the transmitter and receiver |
| on the same channel | to the same channel. To do so, |
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| use the synchronization function |
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| (see page 22). |
| Transmission range is exceeded | Check the squelch threshold setting |
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| Reduce the distance between trans- |
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| mitter and receiving antennas. |
RF signal available, | If “RX Mute” additionally | Cancel the muting on the receiver |
no audio signal, | appears on the display panel: | |
“MUTE” appears on | receiver is muted |
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the display panel | If “TX Mute” additionally | Cancel the muting on the transmitter |
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| appears on the display panel: | (see the instruction manual of the |
| transmitter is muted or doesn’t | transmitter). |
| transmit a pilot tone | Activate the pilot tone transmission |
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| on the transmitter (see the instruc- |
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| tion manual of the transmitter). |
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| Deactivate the pilot tone evaluation |
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| on the receiver (see page 40). |
| Receiver’s squelch threshold is | Reduce the squelch threshold |
| adjusted too high | (see page 33). |
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| Reposition the antennas. |
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Audio signal has a | Transmitter sensitivity is | Adjust the transmitter sensitivity |
high level of back- | adjusted too low | correctly (see the instruction manual |
ground noise |
| of the transmitter). |
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