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Op er at ing In struc tions
FMR-500
User Guide
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Sec tion 1 - Quick Set-Up Quick Set-up: Re ceiver 5. Use the up and down ar rows to change the Group num ber to match the Group num ber dis - - 1. Do not con nect the receive r to any other equip - - played on the re ceiver. Press SET and the Chan - - ment yet! nel Number will flash. 2. Con nect the two an ten nas to the re ceiver. 6. Use the up and down ar row but tons to change the Chan nel to match the re ceiver. Press Set and 3. Plug the power sup ply into the back of the re -- noth ing wi
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Sec tion 3 - De tailed Com po nents De scrip tion FMR-500 Re ceiver Con t r ols, Con n ec tors, and In di ca to rs 8 8 5 5 1 1 2 2 3 3 Balanced U.S. Patent No. 6,256,484 Audio R R T Te el le ex x 12-15V Antenna R R FMR-500 B BA AN ND D A A T T e el le ex x AC/DC power G GP PA A C CH H - -2 20 0 - -1 10 0 - -6 6 - - 3 3 0 0 + +3 3 + + - - Tested to Comply CLEAR with FCC Standards SCANTM 1 12 2u u 0 05 5 CANADA F FM MR R- -5 50 00 0 E E V V Mic Line S.N. 1059 Line High A A U U D
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NOTE: Groups 9 and above are set up to work Now re fer ahead to trans mit ter setup and re turn with the other US fre quency band (A and B). If to step 9 when that is com pleted. you are us ing a mix of Band A and Band B, scroll down to these groups and use the clear est group. 9. With the trans mit ter on, speak into the mi cro -- phone or play the guitar. Turn up the level on the mixer or am pli fier un til you are able to hear 6. Change Lock-Out: By pressing and hold ing the the de sired s
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R R power R R CLEAR power SCAN CLS EC AA RN set set R R power R R power CLEAR SCAN CLEAR SCAN set set Rack Mount In stal la ti on The FMR-500 is sup plied with rack mounts for sin - - Four dou ble mount ing of two FMR-500's pro ceed gle and dou ble mount ing in a stan dard EIA 19"/ as fol lows: 483mm equip ment rack (see Fig ure 3). For rack mount ing a sin gle unit, a long (#3) and short (#1) 1. Align the mid brack ets (#2) with the holes on "ear" are used. For dual side-by-side mount ing, use
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Handheld T rans mit ter HT -500 2 1 3 7 7 5 6 SET 2 2 4 755050 1 1 3 3 8 9 9 Fig ur e 5 Handheld T rans mit t er Fig ur e 6 HT-500 Con trols, T rans mitt er Con nec tors, and In di ca tors 5. Chan nel/Fre quency Up Switch 1. Main Dis play - LCD (Chan nel, Frequency or Batter y Level In di ca tion) 6. Chan nel/Fre quency Down Switch 2. Bat tery Low LED - Lights when bat tery is low 7. Mi c ro phone Gain 3. Power On/Off Switch 8. 9V Bat tery Holder 4. Set Switch 9. Bat tery Cover - S
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8. V er ify r e cep tion. With the trans mit ter and re -- To ad just the trans mit ter gain, gently in sert the ceiver on and match ing Group and Chan nel, the pro vided screw driver (or other 3/32 - 2.5 mm main re ceiver dis play should be in di cat ing a RF screw driver) into the ad just ment hole above the sig nal on the bar graph. Speak into the mi cro -- dis play screen. Turn lightly un til the screw -- phone and the Au dio Meter bar graph should in - - driver tip goes into the ad just me
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Have the speaker or singer use the mi cro phone Bodypack T rans mit t er Setup in a nor mal per for mance level voice. The Au dio and Op er a tion Me ter in the main re ceiver dis play screen should show peaks around the -3 dB level. If the me ter 1. In sert Bat tery . Pinch the bat tery door tabs in -- peaks all the way to the right or well be low the ward and pull the door open. In sert a 9V bat tery -3 dB level, ad just the trans mit ter au dio gain. as in di cated by the +/- in the holder.
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Sec tion 4 - Re ceiver Dis play Screens and Func tions Main Op er at ing Scr een 4 7 5 2 - -2 20 0 - -1 10 0 - -5 5 0 0 + +3 3 A AF F T T M M 1 C CL LE EA AR RS SC CA AN N 8 R RF F 3 1 1 3 3 1 10 0 3 30 0 1 10 00 0 9 6 Fig ur e 10 Main Op er at ing Scr een Dis play: Con t r ols: 1. Group Num ber ··············· 10 (fac tory set) 1. Press and hold SET for 3 sec onds starts Auto- ClearScan™ 2. Chan nel Num ber ··················· 01 to 10 2. Press SET once, Group starts f
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T rans mi t ter On/O ff Lock-O ut There are two On/Off lock out modes avail able, One Once the work ing Group has been es tab lished, Time and Everytime. leave the first trans mit ter on, set the next re ceiver Group to the work ing Group and run ClearScan for One Time: Cy cle the power switch 3 times in un der Chan nels. This will pro vide the next clear est chan - - 3 sec onds and On-Loc will be dis played for a sec -- nel in that group. Set the trans mit ter to match, leave ond and then re t
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Sec tion 5 - Trou ble Shoot ing Guide Pos si ble Causes So lu tions Pr ob lem Re ceiver is off Make sure that the power No au dio and no display on sup ply is prop erly con nected the re ceiver and the on/off but ton is in the on po si tion T rans m it ter is off Turn on trans mit ter power No au dio and no RF sig nal switch in di ca tor on the re c eiver dis - - play Trans mit ter is on a dif fer ent Match the trans mit ter group chan nel and chan nel to the one dis -- played on the re ceiver
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T r ou ble Shoot ing Guide (con tin ued) Pr ob lem Pos si ble Causes So lu tions In ter fer ence (con tin u ed) Re ceiver is too close to dig i -- Move the re ceiver to a tal sig nal pro ces sor or sim i lar dif fer ent lo ca tion de vice S trong elec tro m ag netic field Use ClearScan to change the from stage light ing or other op er a t ing fre que ncy . Re pai r source near the trans mit ter or or re move the source of in -- re ceiver, which may be pro -- ter fer ence. Move the re ceiver duc
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Sec tio n 6 - T ech ni ca l Spec i f i ca ti ons FMR-500 Re ceiver Spec i f i ca tions Ov er all Re ceiver T ype .................................................... Syn the sized PLL Fre quency Range (RF) ..................... A Band 648 - 676 MHz (TV Chan nels 43 - 48) B Band 696 - 724 MHz (TV Chan nels 54 - 56) Number of Cha n nels ...................................... >1122 pos si ble frequencies Pro gram ma ble in 25 kHz steps Mod u la tion .................................................
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Sec tion 7 - Ac ces so ries and Parts MODEL No. Or der No. Omnidirectional La pel Mi cro phone WLM-50 64277000 Uni di rec tional La pel Mi cro phone UML21 ULM21 Pre mium Omnidirectional La pel Mi cro phone ELM-22 70925006 Pre mium La pel/In stru ment Uni di rec tional Mi cro phone ELM-33 70926001 Pre senter's Headworn Mi cro phone HM2 HM2 Singer's Headworn Mi cro phone HM7 HM7 Hard Shell, Foam lined Road Case RC-RE2 7185800 Foam Wind screen for Handheld 379-1 3792031 Handheld Trans mit ter Color
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Sec tion 8 - Fac tory Ser vice/War ranty (Lim ited) F AC T OR Y SER VICE (North Amer ica) If fac tory ser vice is re quired, ship the unit pre paid in its orig i nal car ton to: TELEX COM MU NI C A TIONS, INC. Au dio Ser vice 8601 East Cornhusker High way, Lin coln, Ne braska 68507-9702 U.S.A. Phone: (402) 467-5321 or 800-553-5992 Fax: 402-467-3279 En close a note de scrib ing the prob lem along with any other per ti nent in for ma tion and how to con - - tact you. W ar ranty (Lim ited) Telex
