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RMT-103H/40SFXMT4 Belt-Pack 

Transmitter 

For use with the RMU-33 headset microphone or the RMU-50 lapel microphone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Battery Installation 

Push and slide down to open the battery compartment.  Fit a 9 Volt PP3 alkaline battery, being careful to 
observe the correct polarity.  Push and slide up to close the battery compartment.  When the transmitter is 
switched on, the battery indicator should flash red once.  If no flash occurs, please check the polarity and make 
sure the battery is a new one. 
 

Operation 

 

Headset Microphone

Follow the instructions provided with the headset microphone. 
 
 

Lapel Microphone

plug the lapel microphone into the input socket of the belt-pack transmitter. Locate and 

push the connector home and tighten the locking ring. Clip the microphone onto your clothing with the capsule 
pointing upwards towards your lips. Best results will be obtained if you fix the microphone as close to your 
mouth as possible. When speaking, try to keep you head level and pointing straight ahead so that the 
microphone picks up your voice evenly. If feedback (high-pitched whistling) is a problem, reduce the volume 
control on the belt-pack transmitter or the amplifier.  
You can clip the belt-pack to your clothing or put it in your pocket. 
 

Belt-Pack Transmitter: 

Leave the GT-MT switch set to MT.  Set the volume control on the belt-pack about half way up and use the 
amplifier volume control to adjust the loudness to suit your audience.  If you wish to adjust the volume while 
speaking, you can do so from the belt-pack.  
 
Switch on transmitter; the battery indicator should flash red once. 
 
Switch on the amplifier, turn the volume up a little way and speak normally into the headset or lapel 
microphone. 
 
You can adjust the volume to suit your audience, but, to avoid feedback (high pitched whistling), do not stand 
directly in front of the loudspeaker. If you are in a confined space, turn the volume down. 

 

When you are not using the transmitter, turn it off to prolong the battery life.  
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1)  Input Socket 

Connect to a headset or lapel 
microphone 

2)  GT- MT Switch

    Leave this set at MT  

 

3)  Volume Control      

Adjust to suit 

4)  Belt Pack Casing

  To house and protect the    

    transmitter and components 

5)  Battery Indicator  

Indicates the battery status: 

     

Normal:  flashes red when the unit is switched on 

     Low Battery:  red light remains on 
     Dead Battery:  does not light at all 

6)  On/Off Switch 
7)  Battery Compartment 

Press in and slide down to open 

8)  Detachable Belt Clip  

Pull outwards and 

 

press down in the direction of the arrow  
to release the belt clip

 

 

Summary of Contents for COMPACT 2C

Page 1: ...gibility is excellent Because the system is DTI approved to MPT1345 you don t need a licence and can use it anywhere inside or outside Quick Start To get the best from the system you really ought to read the instructions but if you can t wait this is what you do 1 Set the controls on the back panel as follows Channel 1 Volume red knob No 3 Channel 2 Volume green knob Zero Aux Cable Microphone blue...

Page 2: ...able Microphone or Auxiliary Input 4 Jack Input Socket For Cable Microphone 5 Fuse Mains Fuse T500mA 6 Mains Input 230v 50Hz Standard Mains Input Socket 7 Switch Power On Off Switch 8 Phono Socket Mono for Line Level Output or to Link Amplifiers 9 Red LED Indicates Power On 10 Tri Colour LED Indicates Charging Status not used in Mains Powered Amplifiers 11 Phono Socket Mono for Line Level Input 5 ...

Page 3: ...one i e not a radio microphone The microphone should be plugged into the Cable Microphone Input standard 1 4 jack socket A line level sound source e g a CD player a cassette player or a mixer This sound source should be plugged into the phono socket which is labelled Aux Line Input You can control the level of this auxiliary channel separately from the radio microphone by using the Aux Cable Micro...

Page 4: ...djust the volume to suit your audience but to avoid feedback high pitched whistling do not point the microphone directly at the loudspeaker or stand directly in front of the speaker If you are in a confined space turn the volume down When you are not using the microphone turn it off to prolong the battery life 1 Windshield Grille Protects the cartridge and prevents breath noise 2 Anti Roll Ring Pr...

Page 5: ... amplifier You can clip the belt pack to your clothing or put it in your pocket Belt Pack Transmitter Leave the GT MT switch set to MT Set the volume control on the belt pack about half way up and use the amplifier volume control to adjust the loudness to suit your audience If you wish to adjust the volume while speaking you can do so from the belt pack Switch on transmitter the battery indicator ...

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