Audio TX1010 User Manual

User guide for TX1010 digital transmitter

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Controls, display and connections

Navigation buttons

Antenna socket

Microphone input

OLED display

On/Off button

Battery compartment

Left scroll button

Menu/Select button

Right scroll button

Micro SD card slot

Fig.1 TX1010 transmitter with open battery compartment

Antenna

The TX1010 transmitter is supplied with a detachable whip antenna. Attach this to the
antenna socket.

Installing and removing batteries

To open battery compartment, press the two catches on both sides simultaneously and
open lid (see Fig.1).

Insert 2 x AA batteries

Momentarily press the red On/Off button to turn transmitter on. The blue LED will light.

To close battery compartment, gently push down the flap until you hear a click. The
transmitter is now ready to use.

All of the parameters of the TX1010 transmitter are set up using Audio Ltd’s easy access
menu system as listed below.

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Frequency

After accessing the main menu, use the right button to scroll to the
Frequency option. Once the frequency option is highlighted, press
the menu/enter button to enter the frequency menu to view the
TV, sub-channel, or Tune selections.

Frequency

selection

Use the left button to highlight the TV Channel to make the select
the TV channel and then select the sub channel until the desired
sub-channel is selected. Further fine tuning of the frequency can be
made in 25kHz steps by highlighting the Tune section of Frequency
menu. Once the desired channel or frequency has been set escape
to the top level of the transmitter main menu.

AF Gain

To select the microphone gain setting in the menu.

Microphone

gain setting

Use the menu button to highlight the desired AF Gain option. To
confirm this choice press menu button and the transmitter will save
the setting and return to the main menu. Typical setting for lavalier
microphone is gain position 3.

Lock

The menu can be locked to prevent accidental access to the various
transmitter settings.

Set Lock

Select Lock to lock out the access to the settings and to prevent
accidental access to the menu.

Sleep

The transmitter can be put into ‘Sleep’, or standby mode to allow
the transmitter to conserve battery life when not being used for a

take. The transmitter can then be ‘woken up’ by using the sleep

menu or via the TX1010 app.

Sleep setting

Put into sleep mode by selecting sleep.

Options

menu

The Options menu provides access to the LF Cut, RF Power,
Screensaver, Encryption and System menus.

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