User Manual Part 1

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1. Super-compact magnesium alloy

housing protects the circuit board.

2. Separated antenna, toggle power

switch and XLR input connector.

3. LCD displays channel / battery level /

input SPL, error message, etc. on

front panel.

4. Equipped with push buttons to set up

different functions.

5. Lithium-Polymer (Li-Po) battery

module can be removed from

transmitter for charging. The

transmitter can be used continuously

for up to 8 hours. It is the most

compact design as well as

possessing the longest operating

hours of any digital series of products.

6. Uniquely designed spring clip can

attach the transmitter to clothing in

any position including upside down

according to the user's preference.

7. Second generation of the world's first

ACT function rapidly and precisely

sets up the transmitter frequency.

Main Features:

ACT- 8T DIGITAL WIRELESS BODY PACK TRANSMITTER

1. Part Names and Functions

DIGITAL WIRELESS BODY PACK TRANSMITTER

1. AF Input: Connects with 5 different connectors (see reference 5, page 36).

2. Power Switch: Switch to "ON" position for operation; switch to "OFF" when not in

use.

3. Transmitting Antenna: Detachable 1/4 antenna.

4. ACT Receptor: Signal reception via the ACT function; automatically programs the

frequency and the encryption code from the receiver.

5. LCD display panel: Displays group, frequency, gain, battery level, input SPL and

error messages.

6. SET: Parameter selection button.

7. MODE: Function selection button.

7. Transmitter Housing: Protects transmission PCB assembly, battery holder, LCD

display and control switches.

8. Battery Module Wedge: To securely fix the battery module in place.

10. Lithium Battery: Lithium battery cartridge module is easy to pull out to charge

separately or can be charged installed in the transmitter as well. It can be

continuously operated up to 8 hours.

11. Belt clip: Special design of spring clip enables users to wear the transmitter in any

position according to their own preference.

12. Battery Charging Contacts: For battery module charging.

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