Typical Applications For The Vr 6; Troubleshooting Guide - Zeck Audio d.a.i.sy VR 6 Bedienungsanleitung

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5. Typical applications

for the VR 6

- As a multiple-channel wireless

system:

For a typical setup in a live con-

cert situation, use each channel

for a different instrument, e.g. gui-

tar, vocals, bass and keyboards.

Connect the individual channel

outputs to separate mixer chan-

nels or instrument amplifiers.

6. Troubleshooting guide

Problem

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No function,

'RF Receive' LED (11) is dark

No transmission

Distorted sound

Noise bursts

Drop-outs, sound intermissions

Systems produces too much

noise or drop-outs

Certain channels cannot be

heard in master signal

Channel 'Level' controls do not

work in master signal

No signal on channel output

Battery gets hot

- Subgroup function / channel

saver

Use the VR 6 for a group of

microphones, e.g. background

vocals, and connect the master

output to one mixer channel.

- For panel discussions:

The VR 6's built-in PFL function

Possible source

- Transmitter battery too weak or reverse-connected

- Power supply cord of receiver not plugged in

- Improper connection at transmitter audio input

- Transmitter or receiver are not turned on or are operating on different

channels

- Antennas not connected or not pulled out

- Channel 'Clip' LED (8) lights up: transmitter gain setting too high.

Reduce gain by turning the gain adjusting screw (1) counterclockwise

- Master 'Clip' LED (31) lights up: reduce channel levels (14)

- Receiver output too high for subsequent device: reduce channel levels (14)

and/or master level (30)

- Noise suppression threshold is set too low: turn 'Mute' control (12)

clockwise

- Noise suppression threshold is set too high: turn 'Mute' control (12)

counterclockwise

- Antennas have not been drawn out to their entire length or are standing

too close to each other

- Receiver is too close to a digital device (e.g. effects processor). Move

receiver or antennas to a different location

- Contact problems with transmitter battery. Carefully re-tighten transmitter

battery terminals

- Transmitter gain control set too low. Re-calibrate transmitter gain following

instructions in chapter 4

- 'To Master' switch (22) on back side of receiver module in wrong position

- Channel 'Level' control (14) in '0' position

- 'PFL' button (15) not depressed while 'PFL to Master' function is active

- 'PFL to Master' function is active, defeating the 'Level' controls

- Channel 'Level' control (14) is set to '0' position

- Battery has been inserted with wrong polarity

owner's manual d.a.i.sy VR 6

can also be used as a conference

circuit. Depressing the 'PFL to

Master' button makes each chan-

nel's PFL switch work as an on/off

switch for this particular channel.

This gives the chairman the op-

portunity to keep the discussion

disciplined by allowing only cer-

tain panel members to speak.

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