Lectrosonics Venue 3.9 - Manual (Page 4)

Venue
Venue System Controls and Functions
Front Panel
Function Button
(enables functions shown on LCD)
POWER Button
Headphone LEVEL Control
PHONES Jack
Receiver Select
Buttons
BACK Button
PUSH FOR
MENU/SELECT
Rotary Control
Front Panel Controls and Functions
The Venue System consists of a VRM master assembly
and one to six individual receiver modules. The VRM
front panel provides an easy-to-use LCD interface for
system setup, monitoring and troubleshooting. During
normal operation, the LCD shows RF and audio levels,
diversity status, pilot tone status (where applicable) and
transmitter battery status in certain modes for all six
receivers at the same time. Individual screens for each
receiver provide additional information and adjustments.
A headphone jack and level control is used for individu­
al channel monitoring.
POWER Button
The POWER On/Off button is also used to clear the
LCD when the Scan Mode spectrum analyzer is used.
Holding the POWER button in for a few seconds turns
the unit off.
Function Button
Used for various functions in selected Setup Screens as
labled on the LCD.
LCD Screen
The LCD Screen is a graphics-type Liquid Crystal Dis­
play used to set up and monitor system operation.
PUSH FOR MENU/SELECT Rotary Control
The MENU/SELECT control is a dual function knob
for navigating and selecting Setup Menus or Setup
Screens, and for setting parameters within the Setup
Screens.
LEVEL Control
The LEVEL control is used to adjust the output level of
the front panel PHONES jack.
PHONES Jack
The stereo PHONES jack is provided for monitoring the
audio output of selected receivers. Only the audio from
a single receiver (or a diversity pair) selected via the
Receiver Select Buttons will be present at this jack at
any given time.
Receiver Select Buttons
The six Receiver Select Buttons are used to select
individual installed receiver modules either for monitor­
ing via the PHONES jack, or for setup and adjustment
using the LCD and Function Button.
BACK Button
The Back Button is used to return to the previous menu
or setup screen.
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