TeachLogic Titan Neo - Manual (Page 24)

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Titan Neo
product description
TRANSMITTER/MICROPHONES
UT-96BP Body-Pack Transmitter Operation
1. Ensure microphone is switched off before
inserting batteries.
2. Remove battery compartment cover.
3. Insert two “AA” batteries, observing polarity
(alkaline or rechargeable NiMH).
4. Plug in microphone: Lapel or Headset w/boom.
5. Push power switch to “ON”. Top power LED
will illuminate “Red”
6. “On” will be displayed in the LCD screen.
7. LCD window will display: Battery condition and
CH #
8. A selection switch on the side of the body-pack
provides three levels of microphone sensitivity
(HI/MID/LOW)
• High: Most sensitive position for weak voice
or distant microphone to mouth.
• Mid: When the microphone used is further
away from mouth, such as: a lapel microphone
is clipped on clothing away from mouth
• Low: When microphone is used close to
mouth, such as; a headset with a boom
microphone or with a very strong vocal
performer.
9. MUTE Button: Mutes microphone “off” while
retaining transmission and RF Connection
10. Internal Microphone:
• Locate two small hole on front of transmitter
• Hold transmitter in front of mouth and speak
into it.
11. LCD screen displays the transmission channel
number and battery condition
12. To display channel frequency: Press and hold
UP or DOWN button.
13. To change channel selection
• Press and hold frequency SET button for 2
seconds
• LCD panel will commence flashing (indicating
programming mode)
• Press UP or DOWN arrow to select channel
desired
• Press SET button to lock in channel selected
14. The battery status is displayed on the left edge
of the LCD screen.
15. • When battery nears depletion: Icon will flash
3 times
• Transmitter will automatically turn “off” to
prevent damage
16. To turn microphone “Off”; push power switch
to "OFF".
FCC Regulation
RF transmission
equipment must comply
with FCC regulations. All
TeachLogic transmission
devices comply with Part
15 of the FCC rules and
operate in the UHF band
in the 640–664 MHz
frequency range. Power
output is limited to less
than 50 milliwatts to
prevent any interference
with any other RF
operated equipment.
Danger
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO
CHARGE ALKALINE
BATTERIES