Peavey PRO COMM U1002 User Manual

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10Rear Panel: (4) Rear Antenna Input Connectors (A/B): Installed with antenna directly. This connector also provides power for optional an

113. INSTALLATION OF THE RECEIVER (1) Install the two antennas to the antenna sockets (4) on the rear panel, illustrated in Fig. 3 or on fr

12(a) Unbalanced Output: When using an instrument/patch cable, connect one end of the cable to the unbalanced output (8) of the receiver and t

134. 19'' RACK INSTALLATION (1) Single Receiver (Half-rack) (a) Fasten OPTIONAL rack-mount kit to receiver using supplied screws on

14 (3) Mount the receiver(s) into a standard 19" rack as illustrated in Fig. 7. NOTE: To ensure best possible reception, the receiver must be in

155. RECEIVER OPERATING PROCEDURES (1) Be sure that the level controls of the mixer or guitar/bass amplifier are turned down to a minimum se

16 (a) G/CH: Indicates or selects the receiver GROUP and CHANNEL. There are nine separate Groups. Each group contains between three and 16 se

17Selecting/Changing CHANNEL: NOTE: In order for the receiver to recognize that a frequency is occupied, make sure all transmitters that are to be

18Viewing Channel FREQUENGY: Press the "MENU" button until the "FREQ" function is selected. This will be indicated by a b

19Selecting/Adjusting SQ: Press the "MENU" button until the "SQ" function is selected. This will be indicated by a block

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20Selecting/Changing MUTE: Press the "MENU" button until the "VOL” function is selected. This will be indicated by a block t

21(e) NAME: Indicates or sets up the name of the receiver. This allows you to give a six character identification to the receiver (i.e. user&a

22CCS: Enables the user to change channels on the transmitter by simply pressing a button Selecting/Operating CCS : Once the G

23 Selecting/Changing LOCK/UNLOCK: Press and hold the "MENU" button until the word "LOCK" appears momentarily on the pa

247. COMPUTER NETWORK INTERFACE OPERATION (1) Connect the network interface remote connector (8) on the back of the receiver to the interface c

25System Requirements: • Windows 98R, Windows 2000R • 32MB RAM Minimum (64MB is recommended) • CD-ROM 2X or higher • At Least one nine-pin D-Sub RS-2

261. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS (1) Grille: Protects microphone capsule and reduces "POP" noise. (2) Handle Housing: Houses electronics and

273. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (1) Power on: when powering up the microphone, switch the power switch (2) to the ON position- The Battery Status i

28 (2) “GROUP" and "CHANNEL": When both items are shown, they indicate the user is currently using a pre-programmed frequency in

291. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS (1) AF Input Jack: Connects to lavalier, headset microphones or to guitar cable. (see P23 for five different

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30(3) Battery Status Indicator: Indicates the power on and battery condition. (a) When the power switch is turned on, the indicator will flash b

31(11) Detachable Belt Clip: Allows for 360 degrees of rotation to suit transmitting angles. To detach, simply use a screwdriver on a 45-degre

32(2) Insert two 1.5 Volt (AA) batteries into the battery compartment, being careful of the proper polarity as illustrated in Fig.4 NOTE: Whe

33 (4) Connecting mics or cable: Before making these connections, power down the transmitter to prevent damage. Make these connections by plu

34 5. FUNCTIONS OF LCD DISPLAY (1) "ERR" Message: When "ERR" appears in the display it indicates that an operational err

35 ERR no04 - The frequency you are about to program into the system is below the microphone's frequency lower limit (At this time the

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81. INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing the most advanced wireless microphone system from Peavey. In today's audio world, the demand for op

92. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS Front Panel: (1) Front Antenna Input Connectors (A and B): located on optional rack-mount ears: Allows an opt