Lectrosonics MM400a - QSG User Manual

Water-resistant transmitter users quick guide

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Water-resistant transmitter

Users Quick Guide

If you are using the MM400 in a wet environment (immersion, perspiration, rain scenes etc) - be certain all O-rings are intact

and that a waterproof mic connector (from Lectrosonics, properly installed and sealed) is used on the microphone cable.

WARNING! TO PREVENT WATER DAMAGE or INTERNAL CORROSION!

If the transmitter is wet (either due to immersion or high levels of perspiration), DO NOT OPEN any covers or

connectors. BEFORE OPENING, carefully blot the transmitter dry with a clean paper towel or cloth. Remove all

visible signs of moisture and tap the transmitter on a soft surface such as your hand to shake any retained

mositure loose from under the O-rings. After opening any connector or cover, carefully blot up any remaining

moisture that may have remained around the seal or fallen into the threads. THIS IS IMPORTANT! DO NOT

CLOSE ANY COVER OR CONNECTOR BEFORE MAKING CERTAIN THERE IS NO MOISTURE IN OR NEAR

THE OPENING. After use, it is critical to store the transmitter in a dry place with all covers and connectors

opened to allow any internal humidity to evaporate. Do NOT store wet or sealed up.

A standard 2.5mm tip/sleeve connector can be used with most positive bias lavalier microphones if water protection is not

necessary. DO NOT IMMERSE if the water resistant connector provided by Lectrosonics is not used.

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ANTENNA

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to mic

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MM400

To reverse or

remove belt clip -

pull the belt clip

ends out of the case

holes to remove or

reverse the belt clip

- the clip will work

with antenna up or

antenna down

configurations.

To turn Unit on - insert a dry AA battery

into the battery compartment positive end

first. The cover is the power switch.

Tightening it activates the unit. Turn the

battery compartment cover until the Power

LED lights and the O-ring is slightly

compressed. To turn off temporarily,

loosen the battery cover knob two full

turns. For longer off periods, you can reverse the

battery and tighten the cover to put light pressure on the reversed

battery. For storage periods greater than a day or two, or if unit has

been in a high water environment - see the warning above for

storage instructions.

To set the mic level - turn the level

adjustment knob (between the antenna and the

microphone connector until normal sound

levels cause both LEDs to flash green. The

LED's turning Red indicates limiting

(occasional red is fine).

To set frequency - unscrew the small

knurled knob at the bottom of the transmitter

for 5 full turns. The knob will then move an

additonal 1/8" before it hits the retaining

threads. It does not need to be taken

completely out. Carefully pull up the

frequency cover plate. The switches are

labeled underneath the plate. Set the

switches to match the switch settings shown

on the receiver.

Power output 100mW.

Battery life

Expected battery life is approximately 5 hours with a AA lithium cell, 1.5 to 2 hours with a alkaline cell

at 72 deg F or higher. Rechargeable NiMH can also be used - expect approximately 2-2.5 hours from a

1700mAh NiMH battery.

Battery

AA - Lithium recommended - rechargeable NiMH or Alkaline are also acceptable but battery life will be

shorter. Alkaline batteries will not work well at low temperatures.

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Web: www.lectrosonics.com E-mail: [email protected]

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