Installation guide

Williams Sound

Helping People Hear

FAST SETUP PROCEDURE

Step 1 Choose a Location for the Transmitter

It’s usually most convenient to locate the T4 next to the public address equipment. The

location must have the audio feed and 120 VAC power available. Place the transmitter on a

level surface where there are no substantial metal or other electrically conductive objects

between the antenna and the listening area.

After initial adjustments, there should be no need to access the unit.

Step 2 Choose a Location and Install the Antenna

The T4 is equipped with a with a short flexible antenna (ANT 021). The ANT 021 threads

onto a stud recessed in a hole on the top of the transmitter. Do not use excessive force to

tighten the antenna; it need only be finger tight.

The T4 Transmitter can also be purchased with a with a coaxial antenna (ANT 005) or Wall

Mount Dipole Antenna (ANT 024).

See Remote Antenna Location Tips on page 11 for more detail.

Step 3 Choose a Channel

Both the T4 Transmitter and R7 Receivers are set to 72.9 MHz at the factory, unless

otherwise specified. However, you may easily set the T4 to any of the 10 available channels

using the FM Channel/FM Power Switch. You may wish to use a different channel if there is

already another hearing assistance system or operations by some other authorized radio

service operating on 72.9 MHz in your area.

Receivers must also be set to the same frequency. See page 20 for receiver tuning

instructions.

Step 4 Choose and Connect an Audio Source

Plug the T4’s audio cable into either Line Out, Record Out, Tape Out or Auxiliary Out jack

on your system amplifier. If these outputs are already in use, a simple Y–cord can be used to

make the connection. Plug the other end of the audio cable into the T4’s Audio Input Jack on

the rear panel. If all line level outputs are in use, the T4’s line out jack on the transmitter’s

rear panel can be used to feed other devices.

IMPORTANT: If you choose to connect to 70 Volt Speaker line, be certain to set the

Audio Config switch correctly. Severe damage will occur if you do not.