AKG Acoustics WMS 40 - Manual (Page 23)

Volume
Sets the volume level of the headphone out-
put. (See page 27 for details.)
RF LED
Illuminates to indicate that RF signal is
being received. If the RF signal fails or
the squelch comes on, the RF LED will go
out.
ON/OFF switch
with status LED.
Antennas
The swiveling antennas can be set
to any angle.
Case
Featuring an exceptionally light and com-
pact case, the PR 40 can be easily at-
tached to a belt, camera, pedalboard, etc.
using the belt clip or supplied Velcro strip.
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Detachable microphone
Where gain before feedback is no problem, leave the micro-
phone safely nested in its compartment. In more acoustical-
ly difficult environments, remove the microphone from the
transmitter and attach it to the clothes nearer the user's
mouth using the crocodile clip on the microphone.
Put it in your pocket …
… like a ballpoint pen. You can replace the colored clip
with an inconspicuous black clip if necessary.
MP 40 micropen with detached microphone
To improve intelligibility, you can use the integrated cable
and crocodile clip on the microphone to attach the micro-
phone to the clothes, near the user's mouth. Reception condi-
tions permitting, you can even hide the transmitter in an insi-
de pocket.
MP 40 micropen in handheld mode
For interviews, etc., you can use the MicroPen in the same
way as a conventional handheld microphone. Remember,
though, that the sensitivity of the MP 40 is higher than that
of most conventional models.
For more products/hints for presenters, refer to the next page.
Alternative receivers
You can also use the MP 40 with the SR 40 or
SR 40 diversity receiver.
Bottom panel charging contacts
The charging contacts allow you to charge
the batteries inside the PR 40 using the
optional CU 40 charger.
PR 40 Portable receiver
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