Problem Chart; Protecting The Environment - Omnitronic UHF Serie Bedienungsanleitung

6 6 6 6 Problem Chart

Problem
No power.
No sound; receiver RF
indication does not light.
No receiver sound; receiver
RF indication lights.
Received signal is noisy or
contains extraneous sounds
with transmitter on.
Noise from receiver with
transmitter off.
Momentary loss of sound as
receiver is moved around
performing area.

7 7 7 7 Protecting the Environment

Disposal of old equipment
When to be definitively put out of operation, take the product to a local recycling plant for a
disposal which is not harmful to the environment. Devices marked with this symbol must not be
disposed of as household waste. Contact your retailer or local authorities for more information.
Remove any inserted batteries and dispose of them separately from the product.
You as the end user are required by law (Battery Ordinance) to return all used
batteries/rechargeable batteries. Disposing of them in the household waste is prohibited. You
may return your used batteries free of charge to collection points in your municipality and
anywhere where batteries/ rechargeable batteries are sold. By disposing of used devices and
batteries correctly, you contribute to the protection of the environment.
• Check connection cable of power unit and any extension cables.
• Make sure transmitter and receiver are switched on.
• Check receiver battery indication to ensure that batteries are providing
power. Replace batteries if necessary.
• Make sure that receiver is in line of sight of transmitter. If necessary,
reduce distance between transmitter and receiver.
• Turn up the level on receiver and/or pocket transmitter.
• Check for proper connection between transmitter and mixer/amplifier.
• Apply signal to transmitter and observe receiver's RF indication. If it lights
up, the problem is elsewhere in the sound system.
• Check transmitter's battery indication to ensure that battery is providing
power.
• Remove local sources of HF interference, such as lighting equipment.
• Two transmitters may be operating on the same frequency. Locate and
turn one off or change the frequency.
• Signal may be too weak. If possible, move receiver closer to transmitter.
• Remove local sources of HF interference, such as lighting equipment.
• Reposition the receiver.
• Reposition transmitter and perform another test and observe RF
indication. If audio drop-outs persist, mark dead spots in performing area
and avoid them during performance.
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Remedy