Carrying Pouch; Operation; Gain Control; Adjustments For Micro- Phone/Instrument Use - Zeck Audio d.a.i.sy VR 6 Bedienungsanleitung

3.4 Carrying pouch

An artificial leather pouch is sup-
plied with the transmitter, which
allows to anchor the unit to a gui-
tar strap or belt. Holes in the
pouch allow access to all functio-
nal elements such as switch, LED
and the XLR socket. The transmit-
ter pouch is fastened by pulling
its strap around the belt or guitar
strap from behind and closing it
(see picture).

4.Operation

4.1 Gain control

The gain control screw (1) allows
to calibrate the transmitter to
sound sources with different out-
put levels. Turning the screw
clockwise increases the input sen-
sitivity of the transmitter. As a re-
sult of this, the whole channel re-
ceives more input level, as can be
varified by watching the three
audio level LEDs (see chapter 4.2
for detailed calibration instruc-
tions).
4.2 Adjustments for micro-
phone/instrument use
For best signal-to-noise ratio with-
out distortion, a proper adapta-
tion of the transmitter's input gain
to the output level of the sound
source is extremely important. To
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less system is connected to an am-
plifier. As all channels work inde-
pendently, each transmitter has to
be calibrated individually.
- turn both transmitter and receiver on
- apply an average audio signal
to the transmitter level either by
speaking into the microphone or by
playing a connected instrument at
normal output level. Set the gain
control screw (1) on the transmitter
to a position, where the green
'O.K.' LED (9) on the receiver is
continuously lit. At loud passages,
the red 'Clip' LED (8) should just not
become lit.
- the 'Mute' noise suppression control
(12) on the receiver has been pre-
adjusted in the factory for best noise
performance. Only if problems
avoid feedback should occur, such as noise bursts or
surprises, new
drop-outs, the 'Mute' control should
calibrations
be readjusted following the in-
should be done
structions given in chapter 2.11.
before the wire-
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