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Telex FMR-500 manual

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Table of contents for the manual

  • Page 1

    Op er at ing In struc tions FMR-500 User Guide T ele x R[...]

  • Page 2

    Sec tion 1 - Quick Set-Up Quick Set-up: Re ceiver 1. Do not con nect the re ceiver to any other equip - - ment yet! 2. Con nect the two an ten nas to the re ceiver . 3. Plug the power sup ply into the back of the r e - - ceiver and into an out let. 4. Press the POWER switch. Dis play will light up. 5. Press and hold t he SET but ton un til ClearSca[...]

  • Page 3

    Sec tion 3 - De tailed Com po nents De scrip tion Re ceiver Setup and Op er a tion 1. Place the re ceiver and an ten nas where th ere is a clear line of sight to the area where the trans m it - - ter will be used. Ro tate the an ten nas to sep a rate them by 90 de grees. 2. Con nect the power sup ply cord to the re ceiver . Plug the power sup ply i[...]

  • Page 4

    NOTE: Gr oups 9 and above are set up to work with the other US fre quency band (A and B). If you are us ing a mix of Band A and Band B, scroll down to these groups and use the clear est group. 6. Change Lock -Out : By press ing and hold ing the UP and DOWN ar row keys to gether for 3 sec - - onds, the SET key is dis abled.T o re ac ti vate the SET [...]

  • Page 5

    Rack Mount In stal la ti on The FMR-500 is sup plied with rack m ounts for sin - - gle and dou ble mount ing in a stan dard EIA 19"/ 483mm equip ment rack ( see Fig ure 3). For rack mount ing a sin gle unit, a l ong (#3) and short ( #1) "ear" are use d. For dual side-by-side mount ing, use the short (#1) "ea rs" and the mid[...]

  • Page 6

    Handheld T rans mit ter HT -500 Fig ure 5 Handheld T rans mit ter HT -500 Con trols, Con nec tors, and In di ca tors Handheld T rans mit ter Setup and Op er a tion 1. In sert Bat tery. Re move the bat tery com part - - ment cove r by un screw ing it com pletely . In sert a 9V bat tery , ter mi nal end first into the b at tery com part m ent. NOTE: [...]

  • Page 7

    8. V er ify re cep tion. W ith the trans mit ter and re - - ceiver on and m atch ing Group and Chan nel, the main r e ceiver dis play should be in di cat ing a RF sig nal on the bar graph. S peak into the mi cro - - phone and the Au dio Me ter bar graph should in - - di cate au dio sig nal pres ence. If the level me ters do not show re cep tion, m [...]

  • Page 8

    Bodypack T rans mit ter Setup and Op er a tion 1 . In sert Bat tery. Pinch t he bat tery door tabs in - - ward and pull the door ope n. In sert a 9V bat tery as in di cated by the +/- in the hol der . 2. W ith bat tery com part ment still open, turn the unit on with Power swi tch on the top panel. The bat tery low LED will light for a sec ond and t[...]

  • Page 9

    Sec tion 4 - Re ceiver Dis play Screens and Fun c tions Main Op er at ing Scr een Fig ure 10 Main Op er at ing Screen Squelch Ad just ment Screen Fig ure 1 1 Squelch Adjustment Scr een T rans mit ter Dis play and Con trols Fig ure 12 T rans mit ter Dis play and Con trols -8- -20 -10 -5 0 +3 -20 -10 -5 0 +3 1 3 10 30 100 1 3 10 30 100 AF AF R R F F [...]

  • Page 10

    T rans mit ter On/Off Lock-Out There are two On/Off lock out modes avail able, One T ime and Everytime. One Time: Cy cle the power swi tch 3 times in un der 3 sec onds and On-Loc w ill be dis played for a sec - - ond and then re turn to nor mal op er a tion. The power switch alone will no lon ger turn the unit of f. T o turn the unit off, put the p[...]

  • Page 11

    Sec tion 5 - T rou ble Shoot ing Guide -10- Prob lem No au dio and no dis play on the re ceiver No au dio and no RF sig nal in di ca tor on the re ceiver dis - - play No Au dio with good RF sig - - nal in di ca tor but no (or low) Au dio in di ca tor on the re - - ceiver dis play No (or low) Au dio with good RF sig nal and Au dio in di ca - - tors [...]

  • Page 12

    -11- T rou ble Shoot ing Guide (con tin ued) Prob lem In ter fer ence (con tin u ed) Short range or drop- outs Can't change set tings on re ceiver or trans mit ter Bodypack or Ha ndheld trans mit ter will not turn off, dis play says On-Loc Pos si ble Causes Re ceiver is t oo close to dig i - - tal sig nal pro ces sor or sim i lar de vice Stron[...]

  • Page 13

    Sec tion 6 - T ech ni cal Spec i fi ca tions -12- FMR-500 Re ceiver Spec i fi ca tions Over all Re ceiver T ype .................................................... Syn the sized PLL Fre quency Range (RF) ..................... A Band 648 - 676 M Hz (TV Chan nels 43 - 48) B Band 696 - 724 MHz (TV Chan nels 54 - 56) Num ber of Chan nels .............[...]

  • Page 14

    Sec tion 7 - Ac ces so ries and Parts -13- MODEL No. Or der No. Omnidirectional La pel Mi cro phone WLM-50 64277000 Uni di rec tional La pel Mi cro phone UML21 ULM21 Pre mium Omnidirectional La pel Mi cro phone ELM-22 70925006 Pre mium La pel/In stru ment Uni di rec tional Mi cro phone ELM-33 70926001 Pre senter's Headworn Mi cro phone HM2 HM2[...]

  • Page 15

    Sec tion 8 - Fa c tory Ser vice/W ar ranty (Lim ited) F AC TOR Y SER VICE (North Amer ica) If fac tory ser vice is re quired, ship the unit pr e paid in its orig i nal car ton to: TELEX COM MU NI C A TIONS, INC. Au dio Ser vice 8601 East Cornhusker Hi gh way , Lin coln, Ne braska 68507-9702 U. S.A. Phone: (402) 467-5321 or 800-553-5992 Fax: 402-467[...]