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Digital Hybrid Wireless™ Modular Receiver System

Rio Rancho, NM, USA

2. Select each receiver one at a time with the buttons

under the LCD and rotate the knob to adjust the

output to the desired level.

Selected Receiver

Output Level

Tone On/Off Indicator

(Shown in Off position.)

Function

Button

3. Use the Tone Generator to adjust other equipment

to match the output level from the receiver with full

modulation of the transmitter. Press the Function

Button to start the tone.

The indicator will reverse to a dark background

with light letters when the tone is delivered to the

selectedoutput.RotatetheMENU/SELECTcontrol

to set the desired level.

WARNING: The 1 kHz reference tone is

equivalent to full modulation at the transmitter.

It is LOUD.

The test tone level is always at the 0dB reference level

(full modulation of the wireless system), which is the

level at which the ﬁrst red “limit” light comes on at the

transmitter.

The highest level that the equipment downstream will

ever see before the receiver clips is 4.5 dB higher than

the test tone. Note that this is output headroom. Over

the entire 30+ dB range of the limiter in a Lectrosonics

transmitter, the output at the receiver goes up only 4.5

dB or less.

NOTE: The tone is a sine wave with about 1%

distortion

Selecting Audio Phase

Microphone wiring and other vagaries can alter the

phase of an audio signal. To compensate for this, the

phase of the audio output of each receiver module can

be inverted.

1. Navigate to the Phase setup screen.

2. Select each receiver module with the Receiver

SelectButtonandadjustthephasewiththeMENU/

SELECT control.

Selecting Transmitter Battery Status

Monitoring Mode

The receiver will monitor the status of the batteries in

the transmitters and display it when used with certain

transmitters, such as Lectrosonics 200 Series and Digi-

tal Hybrid models. The type of battery being used in the

transmitter must be deﬁned in the TxBatt setup screen.

NOTE: The Compat Mode (compatibility mode)

set for each receiver module will determine which

battery monitoring methods are available

The TxBatt setup screen allows you to select the exact

battery being used in the transmitter to provide more

accurate battery level monitoring. Alkaline, lithium and

rechargeable AA and 9V types are commonly used.

The voltage declines gradually over the life of alkaline

and lithium types, so the voltage can be estimated and

displayed by the receiver. Rechargeable types, on the

other hand, maintain almost constant voltage as they

discharge, so a timer is provided in the receiver to

track operating time and anticipate the need for battery

changes.

1. Navigate to the TxBatt setup screen.

Selected Receiver

Battery Types for Each

Receiver Module

Current Transmitter Battery

Voltage (when available)

2. Select each receiver module with the Receiver

Select Button and set the battery type being used in

the corresponding transmitter.

9V ALK Transmitter uses a 9V alkaline battery.

Monitor voltage with battery icon in main

window.

9V LTH Transmitter uses a 9V lithium battery. Moni-

tor voltage with battery icon in main window.

9V TIM Transmitter uses a 9V battery. Display its

voltage normally in the battery level window

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