Okayo CAM-9T, Manual

Page 1: ...Wireless ENG EFP System Dual Antenna Receiver Bodypack Transmitter Handheld Microphone...

Page 2: ...014 53 EU issued by the Commission of the European Community 1 This Transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter 2 This equipment complies with...

Page 3: ...espan separately from household waste Please dispose of this equipment at your local waste collection or recycling center Please help to protect our environment Safety and Electromagnetic Emissions Ce...

Page 4: ...ready yet Inserting batteries Powering on Adjusting channels manually Checking frequency of selected channel Tuning volume to appropriate level Connecting correctly to camera or recording device Powe...

Page 5: ...old the set button for 1 second until backlit screen turns to white and channel number A flashes 2 Press or button to select preferred channel A and press the set button to confirm 3 Channel number B...

Page 6: ...umber flashes Press or button to select preferred channel on microphone The newly selected channel will automatically be confirmed after being idled for 2 seconds Bodypack Transmitter Press and hold t...

Page 7: ...nect headphone to the receiver worn by the photographer whereas supplied lapel microphone to the transmitter or handheld microphone carried by the host Receiver with 1 8 1 8 cable Receiver with 1 8 XL...

Page 8: ...RELESS ENG EFP SYSTEM Step 6 Tune the headphone and microphone volume to desired level for most appropriate operation Kindly note listening at high volume for long periods may damage your hearing Warn...

Page 9: ...age 1 dual antenna receiver 2 bodypack transmitter 2 lapel microphone LM 95C 1 shoe adapter SM 9 1 1 8 to XLR connecting cable 1 1 8 to 1 8 connecting cable 6 AA alkaline batteries Standard Optional t...

Page 10: ...screen Up Down button Shoe adapter SM 9 Belt clip 11 Charging port Signal status of transmitter A Custom ID max 4 codes Battery status of receiver Signal status of transmitter B Channel number of tran...

Page 11: ...na XLR Microphone jack Talk Mute switch Line Aux In jack Tx Talk LED indicator Set button Power button Backlit screen Up Down button Belt clip 11 Charging port Frequency code Talk Mute status Sound qu...

Page 12: ...microphone optional Dynamic capsule Talk Mute button Backlit screen Charging port Left Right button Power button Battery compartment Battery cover Frequency code Talk mode Sound quality Battery statu...

Page 13: ...cond until the backlit screen turns to white and channel number flashes 2 Press or button to select preferred channel 3 Once newly selected channel is determined press the set button again to confirm...

Page 14: ...ss or button to define preferred level Press the set button to confirm and leave the setting of MIC GAIN 4 To leave the setting mode press or button to find EXIT and press the set button again 1 Press...

Page 15: ...on the transmitter Make sure both receiver and transmitter are at same channel for correct communication Powering off Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn the device off Charging via...

Page 16: ...it for appr 20 seconds until receiver finds clean channels 3 When clean channels are found the receiver will leave the SCAN mode and be back to home screen automatically 1 Short press the power button...

Page 17: ...ter is paired SYNC will show up on top of channel B Turn 2nd transmitter on within 20 seconds pairing Receiver 2nd Transmitter Pairing is done 4 When two pairing jobs are done the receiver will leave...

Page 18: ...te Only HQ is available in 902 928MHz Squelch This refers to signal quality of the receiver The better the signal quality the shorter the operation range Hi Operation range will be shorter Lo default...

Page 19: ...u below Quality This refers to sound quality of the receiver HQ Higher Q default Regular Note Only HQ is available in 902 928MHz RF power Power definition will vary upon countries Hi Operation range w...

Page 20: ...d quality of the receiver HQ Higher Q default Regular Note Only HQ is available in 902 928MHz Talk mode PTB default Push to bolt PTT Push to talk PTM Push to mute RF power Power definition will vary u...

Page 21: ...e will be back to default settings automatically 3 Followings list default settings of all Receiver models Dual Antenna Receiver Channel 01 Quality Q Squelch Low Output level Line Channel output A B R...

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