For wireless transmission, 16 channels are
available in the frequency range 863 – 865MHz.
Up to three of these channels can be used at the
same time without mutual interference. The transmission range depends on local conditions and
may reach 60 m as a maximum.
3.1 Conformity and approval
Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL declare
that the transmitter of the transmission system
KA-10/1PACK is in accordance with the basic
requirements and the other relevant regulations of
the directive 1999 / 5 / EC. The declaration of conformity is available on request from MONACOR
INTERNATIONAL.
The transmission system is licence-free and generally approved for operation in EU and EFTA
countries.
4 Charging the Batteries
The transmitter and the receiver are supplied with
power via a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery: Prior to initial operation, fully recharge the batteries.
1) Connect the power supply unit provided to the
jack “12 V/ 500 mA” (12) of the charger, then
connect the power supply unit to a mains socket
(230 V~ / 50Hz). The charging LEDs (14) keep
flashing as long as the charging slots (13) are
empty.
2) Insert the transmitter and the receiver into the
charging slots according to fig. 4. After a few
seconds, the charging LEDs light up. If they fail
to light up, push the units deeper into the slots.
3) When the battery of a unit has been fully
recharged, the corresponding charging LED is
extinguished. The unit can be removed from the
slot.
4) After the batteries have been charged, discon-
nect the power supply unit of the charger from
the mains socket.
Notes
– If a charging LED keeps flashing during the
charging process, the charger performs a selftest to protect the batteries.
– To ensure a long battery life, do not store the
units with discharged batteries. If the units are
not used for a longer period, recharge the batteries every three months.
– To replace the battery, the unit must be opened.
Therefore, a defective battery must always be
replaced by skilled personnel. A suitable
replacement battery is available: TG-3.7VB
(order no. 28.2460).
5 Fastening and Connecting the Units
For a better distinction between the units, the housing of the transmitter is black and marked with a
large T at the front; the housing of the receiver is
grey and marked with a large R.
1) The transmitter and the receiver are both provided with a clip (5). This clip can be used to fasten the units on your clothes, e. g. belt or trouser
pocket.
Alternatively, use the supplied shoe mount
adapter (11) to screw one of the units onto a
camera support with 6.3 mm thread (
1
⁄4″). The
adapter can also be used to mount the receiver
on the shoe for the video light / flash unit of the
camera. To hold the shoe mount adapter in
place, put it under the clip of the transmitter or
the receiver (fig. 3).
2) The transmitter is equipped with a built-in microphone (9) to pick up the sound. It is also possible to connect the supplied tie clip microphone
to the jack MIC / LINE (1); in this case, the builtin microphone is switched off. If required, put
the supplied windshield / pop shield on the tie
clip microphone. To attach the microphone, e. g.
to your tie, fasten the supplied clip to the microphone cable.
If the KA-10 /1PACK is used for wireless
transmission of line audio signals, connect the
audio source (CD / MP3 player, radio, mixer etc.)
to the jack MIC / LINE.
3) Connect the jack AF OUT (1) of the receiver to
the audio input of the camera or the following
unit (amplifier, mixer etc.). A connection cable
with two 3.5 mm plugs and an adapter cable
(3.5 mm plugs to XLR plugs) is supplied with the
system.
Never put defective batteries in the household waste; always take them to a special
waste disposal, e. g. collection container at
your retailer.
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