Lectrosonics VR Field (Wideband) - Manual (Page 17)

Digital Hybrid Wireless™ Modular Receiver System
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Selecting Audio Phase
Microphone wiring and other vagaries can alter the
phase of an audio signal. To compensate for this, the
phase of the audio output of each receiver module can
be inverted.
1. Navigate to the Phase setup screen.
2. Select each receiver module with the Receiver
Select Button and adjust the phase with the MENU/SE-
LECT control.
Selecting Transmitter Battery Status
Monitoring Mode
The receiver will monitor the status of the batteries in
the transmitters and display it when used with certain
transmitters, such as Lectrosonics 200 Series and Digi-
tal Hybrid models. The type of battery being used in the
transmitter must be defined in the TxBatt setup screen.
NOTE: The Compat Mode (compatibility mode)
set for each receiver module will determine which
battery monitoring methods are available
The TxBatt setup screen allows you to select the exact
battery being used in the transmitter to provide more
accurate battery level monitoring. Alkaline, lithium and
rechargeable AA and 9V types are commonly used.
The voltage declines gradually over the life of alkaline
and lithium types, so the voltage can be estimated and
displayed by the receiver. Rechargeable types, on the
other hand, maintain almost constant voltage as they
discharge, so a timer is provided in the receiver to
track operating time and anticipate the need for battery
changes.
1. Navigate to the TxBatt setup screen.
Selected Receiver
Battery Types for Each
Receiver Module
Current
Transmitter
Battery Voltage
(when available)
2. Select each receiver module with the Receiver
Select Button and set the battery type being used in
the corresponding transmitter.
9V ALK Transmitter uses a 9V alkaline battery.
Monitor voltage with battery icon in main
window.
9V LTH Transmitter uses a 9V lithium battery. Moni-
tor voltage with battery icon in main window.
9V TIM Transmitter uses a 9V battery. Display its
voltage normally in the battery level window
but monitor its status with the battery timer
in the main window.
AA ALK Transmitter uses a AA alkaline battery.
Monitor voltage with battery icon in main
window.
AA LTH Transmitter uses a AA lithium battery. Moni-
tor voltage with battery icon in main window.
AA TIM Transmitter uses an AA battery. Display its
voltage normally in the battery level window
but monitor its status with the battery timer
in the main window.
The 9V TIM and AA TIM settings are most useful for re-
chargeable batteries, all or most of which do not exhibit
reliably identifiable voltage drops as they discharge.
In compatibility modes other than 400 Series and 200
Series, no battery telemetry information is available so
the TXBAT setup screen offers only two choices:
NOTIMER Display no transmitter battery status in the
main window.
TIMER Monitor the transmitter battery status with
the battery timer in the main window.
If the selected receiver module is part of a ratio
diversity pair, the battery type will be automatically
set for both units in the pair. If the selected receiver
module is part of a frequency diversity pair, the
battery type is set independently for each receiver
in the pair since there are two transmitters in use.
3. When either the AA TIM or 9V TIM (timer) mode
is selected, press the Function Button to reset
(“ZERO”) the timer.
Elapsed Time
Press the Function Button
to Reset (ZERO) the Timer
Selected Receiver
is Highlighted