Anchor UHF-7000, User Manual

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Page 2: ...phone 5 3 Bodypack Transmitter 6 1 Connecting the Receiver 6 2 Setting up channel on receiver 6 4 Low Battery 6 5 Adjusting Gain 6 2 1 Manual Mode 6 2 2 Auto Scan Mode 6 2 3 Preset Mode 6 3 Setting up the handheld microphone Bodypack transmitter 1 1 1 1 2 6 ...

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Page 4: ...5 1 Receiver 2 9 10 2 3 13 7 8 14 18 19 16 17 20 15 15 1 12 1 1 5 4 6 ...

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Page 6: ...off 4 Battery Compartment Insert two AA dry or rechargeable batteries into the compartment and make sure that the polarity of batteries is correct 5 Channel Ɇor ɏ Button Press power button for 1 second to let LCD display flashing Press channel Ɇ or ɏ button to change channel forward or backward 6 Battery Cover Unscrew to expose battery compartment and SYNC function button 7 Antenna Permanently con...

Page 7: ...orward or backward 6 Mic Line Selector The switch sets the audio input either to microphone level or line level 7 Gain The rotary control adjusts the input audio level of the transmitter The gain adjustment range is 10dB 8 Mic Unit The uni directional electret condenser unit features the wide frequency response for warm rich bass and clear sound 9 Tie Clip To clip on the tie or lapel for free move...

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Page 9: ...the SET button for 2 seconds until the MUTE show up and the LCD display is flashing then release the button 2 2 Using the Ɇ button to select the MANUAL mode Press the SET button to lock the setting or receiver ...

Page 10: ...ss the SET button for 2 seconds until the MUTE show up and the LCD display is flashing then release the button Using the Ɇ button to select the SCAN mode receiver Press the SET button to lock the setting or ...

Page 11: ...ton 6 2 3 Preset Mode ed Using the Ɇ button to select the PRESET mode channel Press the set button to lock the channel setting or let LCD display flashing five times to lock the channel setting receiver Press the SET button to lock the group setting or let LCD display flashing five times to lock the group setting ...

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Page 13: ... and should be changed Use MIC LINE switch to adjust the input level Switching the selector to the Mic position when connect with microphone for the normal audio input level Switching the selector to the Line position when connect with instrument for the high audio input level 6 4 Low Battery SET UP LOW BATTERY BATT BATT BATT LOW ...

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Page 15: ...achable antenna is highly recommended for long distance purpose such as in stadium or in auditorium The antenna booster is ideal design for long distance receiving application ex if the extended distance exceed 30M ...

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Page 17: ...eries 2 DC 3V 1 5V x 2 AA size batteries Tone Key 32 768KHz Mic Unit Handheld Uni directional dynamic unit U 283 Uni directional electret condenser unit ECM 1441 Bodypack Lavalier Mic Headset Mic Display LCD Current Consumption 120mA 10mA MAX Dimension mm WxHxD DQGKHOG Ɏ Bodypack 65 x 100 x 27 UHF 520 928MHz Half 19 EIA Rack Case PLL Synthesized FM 0 005 G DW GHYLDWLRQ DQG G ȝ9 DQWHQQD LQSXW 80 dB...

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