Gain selector switch, Test mode on/off switch, Microphone/instrument selector switch – Toa S-D7300 User Manual
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11. GAIN SElECTOR SwITCH
Gain can be changes in 10 steps from 0 to –27 dB in 3 dB units.
The Gain selector switch sets the Microphone/instrument input gain
maximum at "0 dB" position and minimum at "–27 dB" position.
If a loud voice distorts the output sound, decrease the gain by setting the Gain
selector switch to the "–3 dB" position or less with the supplied screwdriver.
Note: The Gain selector switch is factory-preset to "0 dB."
12. TEST mODE ON/OFF SwITCH
• Holding down the Test mode ON/OFF switch for 1 second or more with the supplied
screwdriver causes the test signal to be transmitted. (This condition is referred to as the
Test mode.) Press this switch again to return to the usual condition.
Note: Do not press the switch too strongly with a sharp-pointed object, as this may cause
unit failure.
• Once the power is turned off, the test mode will be released the next time the power is turned on.
• While in test mode, the receiver does not output audio signals even if it receives the radio signals from the
wireless transmitter.
• For the test signal operation, refer to the S-D7000 Digital wireless system's Setting software instruction
manual supplied with the S-D7802 Digital Wireless Receiver
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13. mICROPHONE/INSTRUmENT SElECTOR SwITCH
Set the switch to the appropriate position for the equipment to be connected to the
Microphone/instrument input.
Note: Make the switch setting before turning on the power switch.
• Place the switch in the "MIC" position when connecting 2-wire condenser
microphone. In this case, the internal impedance is about 10 kΩ and the internal
phantom power (5 V) turns on.
• Place the switch in the "INST" position when connecting a musical instrument such
as an electric guitar. In this case, the internal impedance is over 500 kΩ and the
internal phantom power (5 V) turns off.
Note
Place the switch in the "INST" position as well when connecting a 3-wire microphone.
For details, refer to p. 10, "14.2. LEMO 3-pin Connector’s Pin Layout."
TEST
MIC INST
INPUT
GAIN
0 -3
-6
-9
-12
-15
-18
-21
-24
-27