Operation

Insertion 01 the batteries and battery test.

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Operating the battery compartment

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Insertion

01 the

batteries.

 

N.B.:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Only alkaline-manganese

batteries

01the type

1.5 V

 

"Miero" IEC LR 03 inay be used, sinee perfeet

 

 

operation 01 the transmitter is only guaranteed with

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these.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After the batteries have been inserted, switch 2 is

 

set at

position

"On" with

the aid lor the enclosed

 

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switching implement or some other switching tool.

 

The battenes are correctly Inserted II the red operat-

 

ing display 3 illuminates. The LED serves simul-

 

 

taneously as a battery contral display. The display

 

go es out il the battery voltage drops below 2.4 V.

 

The RF output power remains constant down to

 

approx. 1.5 V. To avoid any unwelcome surprises

 

the transmitter should be switched on lor around

 

10min.

after

the insertion

01 new batteries

and

the

 

control display observed. II the LED goes out during this time, one 01 the batteries is delective.

Sensitivity adjustment

The sensitlvity 01the microphone input can be adjusted up to the level 01the expected sound levels In 8 stages with the sensitivity control 4 This adJustment should be carried out in conJunction with a receiver which has a sWing display. such as EM 1036 for example. The sensitivlty IS correctly adjusted when approx. 30 % swing display (apprax 20 dB AF-Ievel modulation reserve) is reached at the level peaks. Dunng adjustment the mike should be held or flxed In the position In wh Ich it is latergoing to be used. Good results will be achleved with the sensltivity control set to the lollowing positions:

Position 1, 2 = loud voices

Position 3 = normal voices

Position 4 - 8= low voices

For operating the switch the switching tool supplied has to be used. In order to ensure that the tool

stays with the transmitter after the adjustment has been carried out it should be snapped onto the microphone cable.

Operation with limiter

IIthe switch 5 is set at position " a high quallty limiting ampliller is activated. enabling distortion-Iree trans- mission even ifthe level-control reserve ISconsiderably exceeded This possibllity of controlling the amplili- catlon should however only be used when the sensltlvity control positions 6 - 8 have to be worked with and when wldely dlftering sound levels are expected

Fixing the pocket transmitter

The transmitter's minimal dimensions and tlat design mean It can easlly be stored In a jacket ortrouser pocket. The unit ISprevented from falling out by means of a film

clip wlth wh ich the transmitter mayaiso be attached to the waistband or bel!.

With the button-in linen bag GZT 2012 included the pocket transmitter may be lixed to costumes, hosiery ect. Belore the SK 2012 is pushed into

the bag the clip should be removed trom the trans- mitter. This is done by bending apart the clip. After the transmitter has been pushed into the bag it must be lixed with the two gussets. Two slots in the bag enable the clip to be refitted il necessary.

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