Velleman MICW70 - Manual (Page 6)

MICW70
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SQL [14]: press up ([S]) or down ([T]) to set the squelch threshold to level 1, 2 or 3 (see §7
for background information).
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EQ [15]: press up ([S]) or down ([T]) to select the equalizer setting:
EQ.TR Treble boost +6dB
EQ. Ba Bass boost +6dB
EQ.TRBa Treble + Bass boost +6dB
EQ. flat (no boost)
• The active antenna is indicated with a green LED [N]. The antenna power is indicated on the
display [9]. The received strength of the channels is also indicated on the display [10] & [11].
• Plug the earphone into the earphone jack [W] and insert the earplugs into the ears. Replace the
rubber caps with a more comfortable size when necessary.
• The receiver can be attached to a belt with the belt clip [U].
7. Background information
MIX mode/ stereo control
The receiver receives two signals from the transmitter. These two signals are then processed in
either mixed mode or stereo mode.
• In stereo mode, the signals remain separated, meaning that one signal is heard in the left
earphone, while the other one is heard in the right earphone. The balance between the signals
can be controlled with the balance knob [P]. Turing the knob to one side will cause one signal to
disappear.
• In MIX(ed) mode, input signals are mixed into a mono signal before sent into both earphones.
The balance control determines the blend of the input signals.
• When only a single mono signal is available from the audio source, it can be sent to either one
earphone, or mixed and sent to both earphones.
stereo mode
2x mono mode
mixed
mono mode
*Signal to left or right earphone
mono mode
mixed
Squelch
The squelch function can suppress undesired interference signals from other transmission links.
• Switch off the transmitter.
• When the receiver still receives a signal, increase the squelch threshold until the signal is gone.
Note that by doing this, the transmission range will reduce.
• If the interference signal remains, choose a new channel/frequency for transmitter and receiver.