DRAKE SRR60 Instructions d'exploitation télécharger pdf (Page 14)

14 Daily Operation (continued)

INDIVIDUAL SPEAKER LEVELS

If one area of the room has too much volume and/or

microphone feedback, use the indivual speaker level

adjustments (rear panel recessed) to reduce the

appropriate speaker. Always start with all speaker

outputs at max level (full CW viewing rear panel).

CHANNEL B

1. Turn off the BP60 Belt Pack, and turn on the

HHM60 Hand Held Microphone. Its POWER LED

should light. If its CHANNEL SWITCH is set to CH 2

as described on page 12, the CHANNEL B LED on

the SRR60 Receiver should light. If it does not,

make sure that the IR lenses at the top and bottom of

the microphone are not covered.

2. While talking into the HHM60 in a normal

voice, adjust the B CHANNEL volume until it is at the

same level as obtained when CHANNEL A was

adjusted with MASTER VOLUME control set at 60%.

Channel B Volume

Channel B LED

Channel B

Equalizer

Final volume adjustment should be made with the

MASTER VOLUME after setup is complete.

3. Then adjust the CHANNEL B equalizer for the

most natural sounding audio using the same tech-

nique as used for channel A. The equalizer can also

be used effectively to reduce feedback when higher

volume levels are required.

AUX INPUTS

1. The SRR60 Receiver can accept stereo

input from external devices such as VCRs, DVD

players, TVs, etc. by means of the AUX 1 and 2

input receptacles on the front panel, and the AUX 3

input on the rear panel. AUX 1 and 2 inputs share a

common equalizer, but have separate VOLUME

controls. AUX 3 has its own VOLUME control, but

has no equalizer.

2. To utilize the AUX 1 and 2 inputs, run patch

cables from the line audio output connectors of the

devices in question to the front panel AUX connec-

tors as shown in the example diagram at the top of

the next column.

TV RECEIVER

VCR

RCA Phono

Connectors

3.5 mm Audio

Connector

3. Turn on the device connected to AUX 1 (a

TV in the above example) and adjust the AUX 1

VOLUME until the audio from the device is at a

comfortable volume level throughout the room. It

should be at approximately the same level as the

voice level set from the Lavaliere microphone.

4. Adjust the AUX 1 and 2 equalizer “L”, “M”,

and “H” sliders for the most natural sound. Then

turn off the device connected to AUX 1, and turn on

the device connected to AUX 2 (a VCR in the above

example).

5. Adjust the AUX 2 VOLUME for a comfort-

able volume level throughout the room. Since AUX

1 and AUX 2 share the same equalizer, some

compromise may need to be made in the equalizer

setting to obtain the most pleasing sound from both

AUX 1 and AUX 2 connected devices. Then turn off

the AUX 2 device.

6. To utilize the AUX 3 input, run a patch cable

from the device in question (a DVD player in our

example) to the AUX 3 recepticle on the rear panel

as shown in the following illustration.

DVD PLAYER

3.5 mm Audio

Connector

7. Turn on the device and adjust the front panel

AUX 3 VOLUME control for approximately the same

audio level as perviously set with the other devices.

There is no equalizer for this input so no other

adjustment for AUX 3 will be necessary.

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