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details).
2. ACT Window: It is the infrared sensor used to synchronize the operating channel
between receiver and the two transmitters.
3. DOWN Button-A: During Channel-A editing, it decreases current parameter’s
value.
4. Set Button-A: It accesses to all editing functions and volume settings of Channel-A
(See section “8. SYSTEM SETUP” at page 11 for further details).
5. UP Button-A: During Channel-A editing, it increases current parameter’s value.
6. LCD Display: It shows all functions and allows easy and intuitive programming of
all parameters.
7. DOWN Button-B: During Channel-B editing, it decreases current parameter’s
value.
8. Set Button-A: It access to all editing functions and volume settings of Channel-B.
(See section “8. SYSTEM SETUP” at page 11 for further details).
9. UP Button-A: During Channel-B editing, it increases current parameter’s value.
10. Antenna-A: It receives RF signals from transmitters. It’s important to always plug
the two supplied antennas to their connectors on rear panel, taking care to screw
them all the way, and ensure maximum receiving capacity of the system.
11. Antenna-B: Same as Antenna-A.
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12. Balanced Output B: It is the Channel-B balanced XLR audio line output to connect
to your mixer or audio system. For more details about the internal wiring of bal-
anced cables, refer to paragraph “11. AUDIO CONNECTIONS” at page 16.
13. Balanced Output A: Same as balanced output B but for Channel-A.
14. Mix Output: It is the channel-A + channel-B unbalanced audio line output with ¼”
Jack to use in case of connection to mixers or audio equipment with unbalanced
connections.
15. DC Input: Connect here the external power supply (12Vdc – 500mA min.)
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