Owners manual

F-S Electronics 2018
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OPERATOR’S GUIDE
ALWAYS PHYSICALLY INSPECT YOUR TRANSMITTER BEFORE USE ; CHECK FOR ANY DAMAGE OR CORROSION.
Make sure that you have the Insert the AC Adapter into the unit
proper antenna attached and then you can HOLD down the
before inserting AC Adapter. ANTENNA BEFORE On/Off button to initiate power.
ATTACHING POWER
WARNING! CARD LINE BLUETOOTH
Press the Audio button DO NOT insert/remove card Enable source device,
to select the audio source. while power is applied. Unit then select <CZERF>.
could become inoperable. microSD (32gb max) RCA plugs (Unit must be powered-on to connect)
Play/Pause will When Bluetooth or Card, When in Frequency menu these same buttons
only function when Next/Previous will change will adjust frequency Up/Down. When in Volume,
Bluetooth or Card. the current song selected. Mic, or Power menus they will Increase/Decrease.
ATTENTION! Stereo/Mono Selection CAUTION!
RF Output Power RF Output Power Microphone Volume Settings: 0-10 Microphone will be given
Settings: 0-10 Button will not turn Volume Control Settings: 0-10 preference and may cause
(100mW steps) the unit on or off. feedback to the transmitter.
USB Songs are placed in their 3.5mm Stereo Audio Jack
order based on the time the song uploaded You can attach a stereo input
to the memory card. *memory card not included microphone to the transmitter.*
Consumer Battery charges while the 76-108MHz (100KHz) Mono microphones may damage unit.
Disabled AC Adapter is attached. *microphone not included
TROUBLESHOOTING
Check your setup
and settings first.
POOR QUALITY
TRANSMISSIONS
- Poor Antenna Placement
- Improper Volume Adjustment
- AC Adapter is damaged
- Poor quality source
- Line of sight is best. Obstacles will degrade signal quality.
- Improper volume settings are common and easy to reset.
- Damage to adapter will produce interference to transmission.
- The output signal can only be as good as the source of audio.
NO SIGNAL AT
RF RECEIVER
- AC Adapter is damaged
- Ouput power/volume is zero
- Poor Antenna placement
- Wrong frequency
- Improper voltage to transmitter may prevent signal production.
- The zero (0) setting is essentially a mute for the transmitter.
- Signal degradation will eventually become a lost signal.
- Frequency of receiver must match transmitter frequency.
UNIT WILL NOT
POWER ON
- AC Adapter is damaged
- Unit operated w/o antenna
- Feedback damage to unit
- Improper voltage may prevent unit from operating.
- Power without antenna will damage internal components.
- Feedback (and other interference) may damage components.