stageClix Pack transmitter, Pack Reference Manual

Reference guide English
Version 1.0 04/2010
Safety
Do not open; no user serviceable parts inside. Guarantee invalid if opened. Unit is not waterproof. Keep away from water and other liquids. Maximum operating temperature of this unit is 550C. Keep away from electric heaters and ames. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. Do not use cleaning agents or solvents.
Legal
stageClix is a trade mark of QDES works BV. QDES Works BV shall in no case be liable for damages arising from use of this product.
A word of gratitude
Thank you for using stageClix! This unit has been de­signed with the professional musician in mind. All units use only the best quality components and are produced using RoHS compliant materials - this means they do not contain any harmful substances like lead or mercury. All materials used, including the batteries, can and should be recycled!
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Safety & Legal
Contents (this page)
1. What’s in the package?
2. Getting ready for use
3. In use
4. Digital or Wired sound
5. Radio Frequency Hints
6. Channels
7. Batteries
8. Receiver
9. Transmitter
10. Accessories
11. Other stageClix products
12. Conformities
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Contents
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2 belt clips
1. What’s in the package?
transmitter
adapter 2 patch cablesvelcro strap antenna
receiver
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DONE!
2. Getting ready for use
1. Attach the antenna to the back of the receiver by turning clockwise (do not use tools, do not over tighten)
2. Plug the supplied adapter into a 110-230V supply, and the DC plug into the rear panel DC socket. Only use the stageClix power supply.
3. Use the supplied patch cable to connect the rear panel output jack to your amplier or to your amplier, the input of your effects unit, mixer or stagebox.
4. Plug the transmitter into the front socket marked ‘charge’ and leave the transmitter to charge for some time, preferably more than one hour.
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The transmitter will be automatically switched off when you pull the transmitter out of the receiver. The transmitter is activated by pressing the single button.
3. In use
3.5mm (high impedance)
This input is designed for line level signals (eg. keyboards, ac­tive guitars and basses)
2.5mm input (Pre-amplied)
Input with a built-in preamp for microphones (clip-on’s and pick­ups for acoustic instruments)
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