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receiver. Plug the XLR end of the cable into the
microphone input of the video camera.
(6) LCD Display
This display shows the following information.
Channels: Numbered from 1 to 240
Battery Condition: Using a 3 step indicator. (1 Low to 3
High)
Reception Level: Using a 4 step indicator. (1 Low to 4
High)
To change the channel number: Use the tip of the tool
provided and press the UP or DOWN button to the
desired channel, numbered from 1 to 240. Once the
desired channel number has been selected on the
receiver, set the transmitter to the same channel number.
(7) Phone Jack
Plug an earphone into this jack to monitor the sound.
You can use mono or stereo headphones.
(8) Shoe Stand
Attach the 300UPR to the shoe mount of the video
camera, by sliding it into place. Turn the thumbwheel
clockwise to tighten. Reverse this procedure to remove
the 300UPR from the camera.
BODYPACK TRANSMITTER (30BT)
(1) Remove the battery compartment lid by sliding it
down.
(2) Insert two fresh alkaline “AA” batteries into the
compartment. Make sure the battery polarity is correct
as marked inside the battery compartment.
In addition to the battery, inside the battery compartment
you will find:
(3) Mic Input Level Control
The Mic Input Level control enables you to adjust the
input level of the microphone. Using the supplied tool,
turn the dial clockwise to increase, or counterclockwise
to decrease the input level.
(4) Power
Switches the Transmitter “On” or “Off”.
(5) Mic Input Jack
Plug the supplied EX-503L microphone into the Mic Input
Jack and tighten the collar until snug. (DO NOT
OVERTIGHTEN) In addition other lapel and/or headset
microphones with 3.5mm mini plugs can also be used
with the 30BT.
(6) LCD Display
This display shows the following information.
Channels: Numbered from 1 to 240
Battery Condition: Using a 3 step indicator. (1 Low to 3
High)
To change the channel number: Use the tip of the tool
provided and press the UP or DOWN button to the
(9) Antennas
For best reception the antennas should be pointed in an
upward fashion. Use caution, and do not force them into
this position.