Listen LT-803 Quick Reference Card

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LT-803-072 Quick Reference Card
Input Level Indicators: Shows audio Input 1 and Input 2 levels.
Test Tone: Activates a tone to aid system setup.
Power Button: Turns unit On/Off.
RF Output Indicator:
Indicates transmitted RF power level.
Mix Level: Shows mixed audio output level.
Process LED: Indicates audio processing mode is active.
Press and hold the down button for 10 seconds to activate program mode. Press up button to toggle process On/Off.
Monitor Jack: Plug in earphone(s) to monitor audio.
LCD Display: See LCD display quick reference.
Contour: Equalization adjustment; boosts or cuts high frequencies.
Mix Transmit Levels: Adjusts the amount of mixed audio being transmitted.
PGM: Indicates the unit is in program mode.
Channel Display: Displays the current channel.
Lock Icon: Indicates the unit is locked on current
channel. Hold Channel up button for 3 seconds to lock On/Off channel.
Monitor Level:
Adjust the Monitor output volume.
Channel Select UP/DOWN: Use to
select channel (A,E,H). Buttons also used for programming functions.
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LT-803-072 Quick Reference Card
Audio Outputs: Input 1 and input 2 mixed for a line output.
Top Mounted Antenna Output :
Screw terminal for topmounted antenna.
Power Input:
Connect power supply here.
RF Power Level:
Low, med or high RF power.
Input 2: Unbalanced audio inputs (stereo or mono).
Input 2 Level Switch: Set switch to
match the level of your Input 2 source.
RF Antenna Output:
BNC connector for antenna (50 Ohm).
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Input 1 Level Switch: Set switch for line or mic level. Phantom power available in Mic-PH power position.
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Input 1: Balanced input for connection of a line level or microphone; accepts either a XLR or ¼” phono plug.
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