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MM400C
LECTROSONICS, INC.
8
Controls and Functions
Preventing Internal Corrosion
It is very important that you properly dry the transmitter
when it becomes wet due to immersion or high levels of
perspiration BEFORE opening any covers or connec-
tors. Follow the procedure below for best results:
1. Carefully blot the transmitter dry with a clean paper
towel or cloth. Remove all moisture. After open-
ing any connector or cover, carefully blot up any
remaining moisture that may have remained around
the seal.
IMPORTANT!DONOTCLOSEANYCOVER
ORCONNECTORBEFOREMAKINGCERTAIN
THEREISNOMOISTUREINORNEARTHE
OPENING.
2. After use, it is important to store the transmitter
in a dry place with all access compartments and
connectors opened to allow any internal humidity to
evaporate.Specically,opentheBatteryCompart-
ment, the Frequency Switch Cover Plate and fully
unscrew and remove the microphone connector
before storing. Do not store wet and do not store
sealed. If moisture is sealed inside the unit it has
nowhere to go other than to chemically react with
and destroy components and the printed circuit
board.
3. LubricateallrubberO-ringswithpetroleumjelly
(suchasVaseline)aftereachuse(includedwith
transmitterandO-ringreplacementkits).DO NOT
USE ANYTHING OTHER THAN PURE PETRO-
LEUM JELLY. Silicone-based lubricants will dis-
solvetherubber.FailingtolubricatetheO-rings
after each use will significantly shorten their life.
Power ON/OFF Switch
Awaterproof,magneticPowerON/OFFswitchis
located on the unit’s side panel. The switch actually
consists of two components. A magnetically actuated
internal component and a magnet housing assembly.
The switch is designed so that the unit will still operate
if the Switch Magnet Housing Assembly is missing or
removed.
ThefunctionofthePowerON/OFFSwitchcanalsobe
changed so it operates as an audio mute switch. (See
Operating Instructions, Power Switch Function Selec-
tion.)Thesefunctionsareillustratedinthechartbelow:
Power Switch Position
Function ON OFF
Normal,or AppliesPower TurnsUnitOff
Power Mode to Unit
AudioMute TurnsOnAudio MutesAudio
Mode
IftheMM400CPowerON/OFFSwitchhasbeencon-
figured for Audio Mute Mode, it is still possible to turn
off the transmitter without removing the battery. This
isdonebyplacingtheswitchintheONposition,then
togglingtheswitchbetweentheONandOFFposition
threetimesinlessthanveseconds,i.e.,ON(Starting
Position)-OFF-ON-OFF-ON-OFF.
Theuser-selectedcongurationofthePowerON/OFF
switch is stored in memory and persists until reconfig-
ured by the user.
Power LED
ThePWRLEDprovidesanindicationofthebattery’s
condition.ThePWRLEDglowsgreenwhenthebattery
is good. The color changes to red when there is about
30 minutes of operation left with the recommended
lithium battery. (An alkaline battery will have about 20
minutesoflifeleft.)WhentheLEDbeginstoblinkred,
there are only a few minutes of life left in the battery.
ThePWRLEDblinksredforashortperiodwhenthe
transmitter is configured for Normal Mode and the
PowerON/OFFswitchissettoOFF.Attheendofthe
poweroffsequence,thenPWRLEDextinguishes.
Note: A NiMH battery gives little or no warning
when it is depleted. If you use NiMH batteries in
the MM400C, we recommend trying fully charged
batteries first, noting the length of time that the
batteries will run the unit, then plan for somewhat
less time to determine when the battery needs to
be replaced. Some Lectrosonics receivers have
timers for use with these batteries.
AweakbatterywillsometimescausethePWRLEDto
glow green immediately after being put in the unit, but
will soon discharge to the point where the LED will blink
red or shut off completely.
Microphone Jack
Frequency Select
SwitchThumbscrew
and Cover Plate
Audio Level Control
Antenna
Battery
Compartment
Cap
Power ON/OFF Switch
(ExternalSwitchMagnet
HousingAssemblyShown.)
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