Audio House TX2040 User's Guide download pdf (Page 9)

miniTX Transmitter

Setting up the miniTX

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To set up the miniTX:

• Fit the batteries.

• Connect the antenna.

• Switch on by plugging in the microphone or input cable

(4-pin Lemo version only).

• Check or select the operating frequency.

• Check that the receiver’s no signal indicator is not

illuminated.

• Check or set the microphone gain.

• Check or set the LF cut ﬁlter.

• Check the battery status.

These steps are explained below:

Fitting the batteries

• Open the battery compartment by turning the battery

cover retaining nut in an anti-clockwise direction.

in UK

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• Rotate the battery cover in either direction.

• Insert two AAA (LR03) type batteries as shown in the

diagram on the miniTX sleeve.

• Close the battery cover and tighten the battery cover

retaining nut in a clockwise direction. Take care not to

over tighten.

The miniTX has reverse battery protection.

Low battery indication

When the battery is low the orange LED will remain on. The

miniTX should not be used when the battery is low as poor

operation may result. A low transmitter battery indicator

is also provided on the DX2040 receiver and on the RK2040

rack.

Note: On the miniTX ﬁtted with the 3-pin Lemo connector,

the transmitter will switch on as soon as the batteries have

been ﬁtted to the transmitter. To maximize battery life the

miniTX should be put into sleep mode by turning the miniTX

off using the SwitchiR.

Connecting the antenna

• Connect the ﬂexible antenna to the SMA connector.

Switching on

• Insert the microphone plug (only the 4-pin Lemo version

turns on the miniTX).

The red LED illuminates momentarily under the top cover to

indicate that the transmitter has been turned on.

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