Anchor Audio Seville Lectern - Manual (Page 3)

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Seville Lectern Sound System Owners Manual
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CHANNEL SELECTION - BUILT-IN RECEIVER
Select a channel, set the built-in receiver & microphone transmitter
to that channel before using your wireless system.
1. Choose any available wireless channel from 1 thru 16
(see page 4 for transmitter instructions)
2. Set the Wireless Channel Selection Knob to the channel you
choose in step 1
WIRELESS 2
VOLUME CONTROL
WIRELESS 1 CHANNEL
SELECTION
WIRELESS 1 RX
INDICATOR LIGHTS
WIRELESS 2 RX
INDICATOR LIGHTS
WIRELESS 1
VOLUME CONTROL
WIRELESS 2 CHANNEL
SELECTION
DIVERSITY WIRELESS BY ANCHOR AUDIO
Anchor Audio UHF wireless is a 16 channel, diversity wireless system that receives signals with two independent antennae. With diversity
wireless the receiver processes the stronger signal, effectively minimizing dropouts and interference from other transmitting sources. The
antennae are mounted internally so there are no obstructions or risk of damage.
NOTE: Ongoing wireless interference? The frequency you selected may be in use by other systems in the area!
Change channels until you find a clear frequency!
If you have two wireless receivers repeat above for the second receiver.
Remember, each receiver/transmitter pair must be set to different
channels to avoid interference.
WIRELESS 1
CHANNEL
RX
WIRELESS 2
CHANNEL
RX
RX RX
1
3 5
7
9
11 13 15
1
3 5
7
9
11 13 15
CORRECT SYSTEM PLACEMENT WRONG SYSTEM PLACEMENT
CONTROLLING FEEDBACK
Feedback, a howling noise or shrill sound, is self-generated by
the sound system. It’s caused by a microphone picking up the
sound coming from the speaker and then reamplifying it. Once a
feedback loop starts, it continues until the system is adjusted.
FEEDBACK CAUSES
• Microphone too close, pointing towards
or in front of speaker
• Volume setting is too loud for room
• Sound reflecting off hard surfaces
AVOIDING & ELIMINATING FEEDBACK
• Point microphone in a different direction
• Keep microphone away from the speaker
• Place speaker in FRONT of the microphone
• Reduce the sound system volume levels
CAUTION: Feedback can damage your equipment
& may be hazardous to hearing.