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as for musicians and live performances on stage .
The True Diversity* receiver uses the UHF range
672 .000 – 696 .975 MHz .
* True Diversity technology: The signal sent from the
wireless microphone is received by two antennas and
amplified in two separate receiver sections . The signal
of the highest power is then processed .
Frequency setting via the ACT function (Automatic
Channel Targeting) is a most convenient feature:
Simply press a button to set the wireless microphone
via IR signal to the channel selected on the receiver .
3.1 Accessories
The following wireless microphones from IMG
STAGELINE can be used together with the TXS-606:
Item
Order No.
TXS-606DT
25 .7310
TXS-606HSE
25 .4690
TXS-606HT
25 .3540
TXS-606LT
25 .3550
3.2 Conformity and approval
Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL declare that
the receiver TXS-606 complies with the directive
2014 / 53 / EU . The EU declaration of conformity is
available on the Internet:
www .imgstageline .com
Restrictions or requirements apply in the fol
lowing countries:
CZ
DE
IT
LT
In the Federal Republic of Germany, the receiver
requires a frequency assignment (for which a fee
is charged) .
In other countries, it is necessary to apply for a cor-
responding approval . Prior to operating the receiver
outside Germany, please contact the MONACOR
subsidiary or the corresponding authorities of the
respective country . Links to the national authorities
can be found via the following Internet address:
www .cept .org
t ECC
t Topics
t Other spectrum topics: SRD Regulations and
indicative list of equipment sub-classes
t EFIS and National Frequency Tables
Type
Wireless desktop
microphone
Pocket transmitter for
microphones with
3-pole mini XLR plug
Hand-held wireless
microphone
Pocket transmitter with
tie-clip microphone
EL
FI
FR
MT
PL
4 Operation
4.1 Connecting and
switching on the receiver
1) Connect the receiving antennas (2) provided to
the antenna jacks ANT A and ANT B (13) . To lock
the antennas, turn the knurled ring of the plug
clockwise to the stop . Then set the antennas to
a vertical position .
To remove the antennas later, turn the ring
counter-clockwise first to unlock it .
2) Connect the receiver to the subsequent unit (e . g .
amplifier, mixer) . For this purpose, two audio
outputs are provided:
– MIC OUT (10) as an XLR jack, balanced
to connect a microphone input
– LINE OUT (12) as a 6 .3 mm jack, unbal .
to connect an input with line level; the output
level is adjustable (
3) Connect the power supply unit provided to the
power supply jack DC INPUT (9) and to a mains
socket (230 V/ 50 Hz) .
4) To switch on the receiver, press the button
POWER (8) until the display (3) lights up .
To switch off the receiver, press the button
until the display shows OFF . If the receiver is not
in use for a longer period of time, disconnect the
power supply unit of the receiver from the mains
socket; even with the receiver switched off, the
power supply unit has a low power consumption .
4.2 Setting the transmission channel
Scan a free transmission channel automatically or
set it manually . Then simply press a button to set
the wireless microphone via IR signal to the same
channel .
1) To automatically scan a free receiving channel,
keep the button ACT (7) pressed until the display
indicates the scan mode (
riod of time, the display will show the number of
the channel found . The corresponding frequencies
can be found in the table on pages 24 / 25 .
2) To manually set a specific transmission fre-
quency, see the table on pages 24 / 25 for
the corresponding channel group and channel
number .
a) Press the button SET (4) once: The digits for
GROUP will start flashing on the display .
b) As long as the digits keep flashing (for a few
seconds after the button SET, or was
pressed), use the button or (5) to set
the channel group .
Note: If the digits stop flashing before the group has
been set, press the button SET again .
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