5. Turn the Unit On
Press and hold the Power Button for 1 second to turn the receiver on, the unit display will show the
unit ID, battery status and the current channel. Each item will be displayed for three seconds and
then the display will turn off.
To view the unit ID, battery status or channel while the unit is powered, momentarily press the power
button. To turn the receiver off, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds.
6. Programmable Channel Select (Listen Button)
The main advantage of the LR-5200 Receiver is the functionality of the programmable Listen Button.
The Listen Button can be programmed for Channel Select Mode, Seek Mode or be Disabled. These
modes can only be change via the IDSP Software Suite.
Note: In order for the LR-5200 to receive audio it must be on the same channel as a transmitter in
the facility. 72 MHz receivers operate on 17 wide band channels and 40 narrow band channels.
Channels represented by letters on the display (i.e. A) are wideband channels; channels represented
by numbers are narrowband channels. Listen recommends the use of wide band channels for a
much higher quality listening experience.
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OLED Display:
Indicates Unit #,
Charge %
and Channel
Assignment
when power
button is pressed
Power Button:
Press and hold for
1 second to turn
on, press and hold
for 3 seconds to
turn off
1. Channel Select:
(Listen Button)
CH E
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It is important to choose channels
that are free from interference to
achieve proper operation of your Listen
equipment. This process is trial and error.
Before turning on the transmitter, listen for
interference on the available channels.
Choose channels with the least amount
of interference. If you are using multiple
channels follow this process:
Same Space If you are using transmitters
in the same space, the most number of
channels that will work simultaneously
is six wide band channels or 8 narrow
band channels at 72 MHz. With all of the
