Operation Manual

1: Plug - Insert this standard 3-pin XLR plug into

your the included Samson Q7 or any dynamic

microphone.

2: LCD Display – This three digit Liquid Crystal

Display indicates the Absolute Channel

number that the transmitter is set to.

3: Audio On switch – This switch is used to

temporarily turn off the audio output of the

transmitter. Move this switch away from “ON”

to turn off the output and move the switch in

the direction of “ON” to turn the output on.

4: IR Lens - This acrylic window is used to

capture the infrared signal sent from the

AR300 during the IR SET to channelize the

AX300.

5: Power switch - Move this switch in the

direction of the arrow to turn the AR300

power; move it away from the arrow to turn

power off.

6: Power / Battery LED - This red LED flashes

once when the AX300 is first turned

indicating the transmitter has power. It will

remain off as long as they battery is a good

operating level. The LED lights steadily red

when there are less than 2 hours of battery

power remaining, indicating that the battery

needs to be changed. In order to avoid

compromising audio fidelity (or having the

AX300 stop working completely), you should

always replace the battery with a fresh one immediately whenever this LED lights

red.

7: Gain - Move this control in the direction of the arrow (counterclockwise) to reduce

the output of the AX300 when the speaker’s or singer’s voice is putting out too hot

of a signal. See the “Setting Up and Using Your Synth AirLine Synth System” section on

page 15 in this manual.

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