Use Radio Microphones; Care Of The Device - Tds Soundmaker Bedienungsanleitung

Operation Manual
Using Radio Microphones
The radio microphone transmits signals to the built-in receiver without
cables and wires. Depending on how they are made up, the high
frequency radio signals can also go through doors, walls and windows,
delivering clear and pure reception. The TLS standard channel setting
is channel A.
Switch the microphone on (ON). The operation display lights up.
Switch the microphone off after use (OFF).
The operation (ON) and battery display starts to flash when the
batteries start running down. At this point the batteries need
changing. Put a 9 volt battery into the battery holder on the
microphone using correct polarity (the + pole on the battery must
agree with the + symbol on the microphone).
Note: If the microphone is not working, check first whether the
TLS device is connected to the mains or whether the
microphone is switched on. Make sure that the battery in
the microphone is not running low. If there is distortion,
check whether the volume on the audio source is not set at
too high a level. If so, turn the volume down. Also make
sure that the device or the microphone is not positioned
too close to fluorescent lamps.
Further information on the microphone can be found in the separate
accompanying operation manual.

Care of the Device

Note: Never use aggressive chemical products such as alcohol,
petrol or paint thinner. Moisture can damage electronic and
electrical parts. Do not allow moisture to penetrate the
inside of the device.
Cleaning the cassette drive
To ensure optimal sound quality, clean the erase, recording and
playback heads regularly, as well as the tension roller.
Clean with a cotton wool bud that has been lightly moistened with
head cleaning liquid or isoprophyl alcohol.
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