Instruction manual - Digital 6000 (v4.0)
Table Of Contents
- The Digital 6000 Series
- Products in the Digital 6000 series
- Accessories
- Installing Digital 6000 series devices
- Installing the EM 6000
- Connectors on the rear of the device
- Connecting/disconnecting the EM 6000 to/from the power supply system
- Connecting the EM 6000 to a network
- Outputting analog audio signals
- Outputting digital audio signals
- Outputting audio via a Dante™ network (EM 6000 DANTE only)
- Connecting the word clock
- Connecting remote antennas
- Connecting rod antennas
- Installing the EM 6000 in a rack
- Installing the SKM 6000
- Installing the SK 6000
- Installing the SK 6212
- Installing the L 6000 | LM 6060 | LM 6061 | LM 6062
- Using Digital 6000 series devices
- Using the EM 6000
- Operating elements on the front of the device
- Switching the EM 6000 on and off
- Displays on the EM 6000 display panel
- Buttons for navigating through the menu
- Home screen
- Muting the audio signal
- Setting options in the menu
- Menu structure
- Frequency menu item
- Name menu item
- Sync Settings menu item
- Encryption menu item
- Command Mode menu item
- Scan & Auto-Setup menu item
- Walktest menu item
- AF Output menu item
- Test Tone menu item
- Bank Edit menu item
- System menu item
- System -> Transmission Mode menu item
- System -> Wordclock menu item
- System -> Network menu item
- System -> Device ID menu item
- System -> Dante Settings (only EM 6000 DANTE) menu item
- System -> Booster Feed menu item
- System -> Brightness menu item
- System -> Auto Setup menu item
- System -> Info menu item
- System -> Hardware menu item
- System -> Help menu item
- System -> TX Update menu item
- System -> Reset menu item
- Using the headphone output
- Updating the firmware of the receiver
- Updating the firmware of the Dante™ interface
- Status messages
- Using the SKM 6000
- Using the SK 6000
- Using the SK 6212
- Using the L 6000
- Switching the L 6000 on and off
- Charging rechargeable batteries
- Meaning of the LEDs on the L 6000 charger and LM 6060, LM 6061 and LM 6062 charging modules
- Preparing rechargeable batteries for storage (storage mode)
- Resetting settings (factory reset)
- Updating the firmware
- Operating the L 6000 via a network
- Establishing a radio link
- Synchronizing devices
- Overview
- Recommendations for using antennas
- Equidistant frequency grid
- Link Density mode
- Word clock scenarios for digital audio (AES3 and Dante™)
- Overview
- Product variants
- Specifications
- Cleaning and maintenance
Using the EM 6000
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System -> Transmission Mode menu item
In this menu item, you can set the transmission mode.
Long Range mode (LR) is set ex works and also following a reset. If re-
quired, you can activate Link Density mode (LD) in order to accommodate
even more channels in the available frequency spectrum.
For more detailed information about Link Density mode, see „Link
Density mode“.
The transmission mode is set in the menu for the receiver. The receiver
and transmitter must then be synchronized (see „Synchronizing devic-
es“), as it is not possible to set the transmission mode in the transmitter
menu.
Both the receiver and the received transmitter must work in the
same transmission mode in order for radio frequency transmission
to work. If the two devices are set to different transmission modes, a
connection cannot be established even if both devices are set to the same
frequency.
Depending on the hardware version of the SK 6000 and SKM 6000
transmitters, a firmware update may run every time the transmis-
sion mode is changed on the transmitter. This takes place during the
synchronization process and takes approximately 90 seconds. With newer
transmitter hardware versions (from serial number 1469xxxxxx onwards),
this is no longer the case.
It is possible to have the hardware adapted through Sennheiser customer
service. To do so, contact customer service directly at the following ad-
dress:
www.sennheiser.com/service-support