Proel RMW1000M - Manual (Page 7)

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Antenna A is working and receives the radio signal.
Antenna B is working and receives the radio signal.
The receiver is locked and the buttons have no effect. Press “menu” and “select” together to lock or
unlock the receiver. Locking the receiver and the transmitters prevents unwanted setting changes.
Typically the LCD shows the channel actually in use (see further in this manual for detailed
operating instructions about channel setting and frequency visualization).
11. MENU BUTTON
Pressing this button you can scroll through the menu options:
After pressing it you have 5 second to press the “SELECT” button for choosing one option. If “SELECT”
button is not pressed, the receiver goes back to normal operation (see further on this manual for detailed
operations).
12. SELECT
Pressing this button you can activate or change a value of the correspondent menu option. After pressing
it you have 5 second to press again the “SELECT” button to choose the next option or value. If “SELECT”
button is not pressed, the receiver goes back to normal operation (see further on this manual for detailed
operations).
13. ASC
Pressing this button the receiver sends the channel setting to the microphone or bodypack transmitter
through the IR port.
14. IR
This is the infrared port to send the channel setting.
RMW1M HANDHELD MICROPHONE TRANSMITTER
See FIG. 2 and FIG. 5 at page 16:
15. MICROPHONE GRID
The grid protects the microphone capsule and includes a pop filter. The microphone capsule is dynamic
with a cardioid unidirectional pattern.
16. STATUS LED
This LED shows the status of the transmitter:
OFF: the transmitter if turned off or the batteries are missing or fully discharged.
GREEN: the transmitter is on and operative.
ORANGE: the transmitter is on but muted. Press simultaneously “MUTE” and “SELECT” to change the
status between muted (orange) and operative (green).
ORANGE/RED flashing: the battery are fully discharged and must be replaced.
17. LCD DISPLAY
The LCD display shows various information:
the batteries are fully charged and you have 6‐8 hours of working operation using alkaline batteries.
the batteries are half charged and you have 2‐6 hours of working operation using alkaline batteries.
the batteries are almost discharged and you have 0‐2 hours of working operation using alkaline
batteries: batteries replacement is suggested as soon as possible.