AKG MP 40 User Manual Page 29

  • Download
  • Add to my manuals
  • Print
  • Page
    / 100
  • Table of contents
  • TROUBLESHOOTING
  • BOOKMARKS
  • Rated. / 5. Based on customer reviews
Page view 28
Volume
Matches the output level of the receiver to the
input gain of the mixer. (For details see illus-
tration below)
AF LEDs
The green AF LED indicates the input level to
the audio section is within the optimum
range. If the audio input level is too high, the
PEAK LED comes on.
Diversity LEDs
Indicate which of the two
receiving antennas is
currently active.
Frequency color code platelet
Receivers using the same frequency
are marked with the same color
code.
RF LEDs
Illuminates to indicate that RF signal is being
received. If the RF signal fails or the squelch
comes on, the MUTE LED will be lit.
ON/OFF switch
with status LED.
Antennas
The swiveling antennas are mounted on
the front panel, allowing the receiver to be
rack mounted.
Case
The 1 U half-rack case is easy
to mount in a rack and allows
you to install two receivers in a
single slot.
www.akg.com 27
MicroMic C 411 L pickup
For guitar, violin, viola, banjo, zither, or hammered dulcimer.
Fix the pickup near the bridge (left).
D 409 instrument MicroMics
For saxophone, clarinet, tubas, trombone, trumpet.
C 416 L instrument MicroMic
To mic up an accordion, use two AKG C 416 L with a B 29L
battery supply/mini mixer.
C 419 L instrument MicroMics
For saxophone, clarinet, tubas, trombone, trumpet.
C 420 L head-worn MicroMic
For flute and harmonica.
Connecting to microphone or line inputs
Use an XLR cable to connect the MIC OUT socket on the
SR 40 to a balanced (XLR) microphone input on the mixer.
Turn the VOLUME control on the SR 40 all the way CCW (left).
Use an XLR to 1/4" cable to connect the LINE OUT socket on
the SR 40 to an unbalanced line input (1/4" jack) on the
mixer. Turn the VOLUME control on the receiver all the way
CW (right).
Never use both receiver outputs simultaneously! This may
cause a loss in signal level and increased noise.
Alternative receivers
You can also use the PT 40 with the SR 40
stationary receiver or the PR 40 portable
receiver.
For detailed hints on using MicroMics refer to pages 80/81.
SR 40 diversity Receiver
AKG WMS UHF INSTRUMENTS
Page view 28
1 2 ... 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 ... 99 100

Comments to this Manuals

No comments