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2. Set the height for both at about 4–5 feet above the floor, but not at the same height as
the microphone.
3. Connect the SPK 800 Speaker to the R800 Receiver using the black speaker cable
provided. (See Figure 6) Pull apart the two strands as necessary. Observe that one
strand’s insulation is furrowed or ridged, while the other is smooth.
To make the connection, press the connector buttons on both the speaker and receiver,
inserting the furrowed or ridged wire into the red connector on both the R800 and
SPK 800. After the wire has been inserted, release the button and tug lightly to make
sure the cable has been secured.
4. Set the volume on the R800 below the level at which feedback occurs.
If you need more cable, contact Williams Sound or visit your local electronic parts store.
TOMINIMIZE THE CHANCES OFFEEDBACK
Don’t try to set the volume while standing with the microphone in the “feedback zone.”
Have someone help you adjust the volume. Don’twalk directly in front of the speaker while
wearing the microphone. Keep as far away from the speaker as possible and stay out of the
feedback zone.
The system is not intended to play loudly. It should slightly boost the teacher’s voice
above normal background noise levels. (Approximately +10dB)
USING ADDITIONAL RECEIVERS & SPEAKERS
Depending on the size of the room, it may be necessary to use more than one SPK 800
Speaker. If you’re using two or three SPK 800s, place the additional speakers in the rear
R800 Receiver SPK 800 Speaker
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T16M Transmitter
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FIG.6: SPEAKER WIRING DIAGRAMS
R800 Receiver SPK 800 Speaker SPK 800 Speaker SPK 800 Speaker
T16M Transmitter
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