Lectrosonics 700 Series - Quick Start Guide User Manual

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SELECT Down

Information and Status Display

MENU

SELECT Up

POWER Switch

700 Series Quick

00 Series Quick

Frequency Switches

Audio Output XLR Jack

Coarse

Fine

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1) Locate Receiver. Place the receiv er where it will not be

subjected to extreme temperature variations, bumped or
dropped. Try to route all power, antenna and audio cables so
they do not cross walkways or aisles.

2) Connect Power. For AC operation, connect the female end

Analog Audio

PHASE Switch

of the power cord to the AC input

Output Control

jack on the rear panel and plug

5) Turn On Receiver and Find Clear Frequency - When the

the other end into a suitable

Main Tuning Menu appears, observe the RF Level Indicator

electrical outlet (90-240 VAC,

LEDs. (If the Main Tuning Menu is not displayed, press and

50-60 Hz).

release the MENU button to step through the menu

If external DC power is used,

selections until it is displayed.)

connect a power cord from

If any of the RF Level Indicator

SELECT Down

POWER

SELECT Up

MENU

RF Level Indicator

Information and Status Display

the DC power source to

LEDs glow or blink, use

the External Power

AC Power Input Jack

the SELECT Up or Down

Connector. (This cable will

90 to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz

button to locate a clear

have to be fabricated. See

channel (no RF activity)

External Power Connector

700 Series Operations Manual for

11-17 VDC

from one of the current

specifications on this cable.)

factory preset frequency

Press SELECT Up and

group.

Down to choose a new

3) Connect Antennas. You can use either two remote antennas

security level (default is

or two whip antennas with 90-degree connectors to operate

If a clear channel

Level 1), then press MENU

the UDR700; however, the

is not available

Main Tuning Menu

to finalize the selection.

using one of the

operating range may be less

The Information and Status

factory preset

with the whip antennas than

Display displays a message

with the remote antennas.

frequencies,

Transmitter Frequency Select

indicating the selected

Switch Code

When using remote antennas,

press and hold

Group Tuning Menu

G R P A

C H A N 1

2 0

6 6 8 . 1 0 0

8 . 7 V

2 0

Security Level (1, 2 or 3).

the MENU button,

them at least three feet from

for best performance place

then press the

8) Generate Encryption Key - Press MENU to enter the Key

SELECT Up or

each other and as high as

Generation Menu. “MAKE NEW KEY? ^” will be displayed

Down button to tune across the entire 25.5 MHz frequency

possible with a direct line of

in the Information and Status Display.

sight path to the transmitter.

block (in 100 kHz steps) to locate one.

4) Preset Receiver and Connect to Sound System. Preset

6) Set Transmitter Frequency Switches - If necessary, install

the UDR700 controls as follows and connect the Audio

a fresh battery, then set the Frequency Select Switches on

Output XLR jack to your audio equipment input:

the associated transmitter(s) to the two-digit code displayed
on the right side of the Information and Status Display.

M A

N E W

Audio Monitor Level Control (front panel) to min. (CCW)

Press the SELECT Up button to begin the process, or press

Fine (100 KHz) Frequency

0 1

(See illustration in Step 5.) The digits

PHASE Switch (rear panel) to “0”

MENU to cancel creating a new key and return to the MAIN

represent the positions of

Analog Audio Output Control (rear panel) to -40 (full CCW)

TUNING MENU display.

the Coarse (1.6 MHz) and

Follow the Information and Status Display instructions until

Select Switches. (In the

“NEW KEY TO TX ^” appears.

example, “2” represents
the Coarse setting and “0” is
the Fine setting.)

N E

K E

T O

1.6 MHz

100 KHz

Audio Monitor Level Control

Frequency Select Switches

0 1

7) Set Security Level - Set the UDR700 Power switch to OFF,

then press and hold the SELECT Down button while setting
the Power switch to On.

Antenna Input “B”

Antenna Input “A”