Instruction manual

Canada) legislate the use of FM transmitters in Canada. No licence is required

for the use of these FM transmitters in Canada and USA..

E) Technical specifications

Refer to supplement, Technical specifications of MS-100

SECTION 2

INSTALLATION

A) Introduction

Installation of a DECADE FM transmitter includes the following steps: 1)

receiving inspection; 2) mounting on a shelf; 3) connecting the audio source.

B) Receiving inspection

Check the transmitter packaging for any damage that could have occurred

during shipping. If you find any damage to the transmitter, keep the packaging

for claims purposes with the freight company. Any damage should be noted on

the receiving slip at the time of delivery and the freight company advised within 5

working days following the delivery of damaged units.

C) Connections

Place the MS-100 to it's final location (table, shelf etc..) and hook the provided

AC wall adaptor to a 115 Vac electrical outlet and the long cable portion of the

wall adaptor to the ac input jack (rear panel) of the MS-100.Hook your sound

source to the MS-100 1/4'' input jack (rear panel).

Extend the telescopic antenna (rear panel to the appropriate length in regard to

your chosen frequency (See length chart in the annex section).

D) Location of the transmitter

DECADE transmitters are designed for indoor or outdoor use in a dry

environment, in temperatures ranging from 0 to 122°F (50°C). In order to obtain

optimum performances, it is recommended to place them far from any

electromagnetic noise sources (transformers, motors, etc.).

Transmitters should be located as close to the center of the hall or coverage

area as possible, and at a sufficient height to give the transmitted signal an

unobstructed path to every seat or receiving point. Transmitted signal paths will

be weakened by concrete walls or steel beams or sheets placed around them.

On the other hand, windows are very permeable to radio waves, so avoid

locating the transmitter near them if you wish to restrain the coverage to the

interior of a building.