Power Supply; Audio Connection; Operation - IMG STAGELINE TXS-812SET Bedienungsanleitung

3 Applications
This wireless microphone system consists of two
microphones, each with an integrated, battery
operated transmitter and an integrated antenna,
the corresponding receiver as well as a plug-in
power supply unit . This system allows wireless
transmission of music and speech from the two
microphones to the receiver . The operating range
is approx . 30 m and depends on local conditions .
3.1 Conformity and approval
Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL declare
that the wireless microphone system TXS-812SET
complies with the directive 2014 / 53 / EU . The EU
declaration of conformity is available on request
from MONACOR INTER NATIONAL .
The system is licence-free and generally ap-
proved for operation in EU and EFTA countries .

4 Power Supply

4.1 Microphones
1) Press the lug of the battery compartment cover
on the rear side of the microphone and remove
the cover downwards at the same time .
2) Insert two 1 .5 V batteries of size AA, with the
positive and negative contacts as indicated in
the battery compartment .
3) Close the battery compartment with the cover .
4) If the microphone is switched on with the sliding
switch (13), the red LED (12) shortly lights up . If
it does not light up, does not extinguish or lights
up during operation, the batteries are exhausted
and have to be replaced .
Never put discharged batteries or defective
rechargeable batteries in the household
waste . To protect the environment, always
take them to a special waste disposal, e . g .
collection container at your retailer .
4.2 Receiver
Connect the low voltage plug of the power supply
unit supplied to the jack DC INPUT (11) and the
power supply unit to a socket (230 V/ 50 Hz) .

5 Audio Connection

To be able to pass on the received microphone
signals to an audio unit (e . g . mixer, amplifier), two
XLR connections (7) and a 6 .3 mm jack (9) are avail-
able . All connections may be used at the same
time . Due to the lower sensitivity to interference
in case of balanced signal transmission, the XLR
connections should be preferred .
A For passing on the microphone signals of both
channels separately , connect the two XLR con-
nections AF 1 and AF 2 to one microphone input
or highly sensitive line input of the following
audio unit in each case . Set the switch MIXING
(8) to position OFF .
B For passing on the microphone signals of both
channels in a mixed way, connect one of the
XLR connections AF 1, AF 2 to a microphone
input or highly sensitive line input of the fol-
lowing audio unit . Set the switch MIXING (8) to
position ON .
Alternatively or additionally, the mixed sig-
nal can be passed on via the 6 .3 mm jack to a
microphone input or highly sensitive line input
of the following audio unit .
Note: To prevent switch-on noise, completely switch
on the microphone system before switching on the
following unit or, when a mixer has been connected,
before advancing the corresponding control .

6 Operation

1) Place the two antennas (6) in a vertical position
and turn them slightly away from each other .
2) Switch on the receiver with the switch
red POWER LED (5) lights up .
Make the further adjustments for both
transmission channels separately . The following
steps refer to one channel only .
3) Adjust the muting threshold . For this purpose
leave the microphones switched off for the time
being . Use a screwdriver to turn the control SQ 1
(10) for channel A to its extreme left position .
The green reception LED RF (3) must not light
up .
If the LED RF lights up, interferences are
received . To suppress the interferences, turn
the control SQ 1 clockwise until the LED RF is
extinguished . Then do not turn the control any
(4) . The
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