User's Manual

FMR-500/RE-2 System Page 9
7. Monitor the FMR-500/RE-2 Receiver operating screen. Note that the
RF (1-100) Bar graph should indicate near the 100 mark. The AF Bar
should show very little If any indication until you talk or sing into
the microphone. Adjust the microphone gain control if necessary to
cause the AF Bar Graph to peak near –6 to –3 but not over +3 for
best performance.
8. If you are satisfied with the Group/Channel and AF screen displays,
the mixer or sound system gain/volume can be increased to monitor
the sound. The Handheld System is now ready for use.
9. Press the Power button to turn the system off when complete.
Belt-Pack Transmitter set-up:
1. Install a fresh Alkaline Battery into the transmitter.
2. Insure that the Microphone Gain Control is set at about 50 % of
rotation or less.
3. Press the transmitter Power Switch.
The Red Low Battery Light near the display should “flash” one
time if the battery is good. If the light remains on, the battery is weak
and should be replaced. No flash at all indicates a dead battery or
no battery installed.
4. The screen should display the GP (Group) and CH (Channel) screen.
If the Group and Channel agree with the receiver Group and Channel,
proceed to the next step. If the Group and Channel do not agree with
the receiver, or you wish to change them for any reason, proceed with
this step. Press the SET switch one time. The GP number will start
flashing. Use the UP button to increase the Group
or the Down button to decrease the Group number. Press Set when
the Group desired is displayed. The Channel number will now be
flashing. Use the Up and Down buttons to select the desired channel.
Press Set when the Group and Channel is selected.
5. Monitor the FMR-500/RE-2 Receiver operating screen. Note that the
RF (1-100) Bar graph should indicate near the 100 mark. Place the
microphone and cord in the position it will be used in.The AF Bar
should show very little If any indication until you talk or sing into the
microphone. Do not close talk the lapel microphone. Adjust the
microphone gain control if necessary to cause the AF Bar Graph to
peak near –6 to –3 but not over +3 for best performance.