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Guided Tour - UT-5
6: Group selector - Use the supplied plastic screwdriver to set this to
the desired Group (this must match the Group setting of the receiver—
see the “Setting Up and Using the UHF Synth System” section on page
16 for more information).
7: Channel selector - Use the supplied plastic screwdriver to set this to
the desired Channel (this must match the Channel setting of the receiv-
er—see the “Setting Up and Using the UHF Synth System” section on
page 16 for more information).
8: Mic level control (trimpot) - If you are using the UT-5 with a lavalier
or headset microphone, use the supplied plastic screwdriver to set this
input sensitivity control to the optimum level. See the “Setting Up and
Using the UHF Synth System” section on page 16 for more information.
9: Input switch - Set this to either the “INST” position (if you are using
the UT-5 with an instrument such as an electric guitar or bass) or to the
“MIC” position (if you are using it with a lavalier or headset microphone).
10: Unavailable LED - This LED lights when the selected transmitter
Group and Channel (as determined by the Group and Channel controls)
is unavailable (see the reference chart on page 24). If this lights, it is an
indication that you must choose a different Group and/or Channel for
both the UT-5 and the receiver. NOTE: It takes approximately two
seconds for this to light if an unavailable channel is selected.
11: Instrument level control (trimpot) - If you are using the UT-5 with
an instrument such as an electric guitar or bass, use the supplied plastic
screwdriver to set this input sensitivity control to the optimum level.
See the “Setting Up and Using the UHF Synth System” section on page
16 for more information.
12: Battery holder - Insert a standard 9-volt alkaline battery here, being
sure to observe the plus and minus polarity markings shown.
13: Plastic screwdriver - Specially designed for use in setting the
Group and Channel selectors (see #6 and #7 above) and for adjusting
the Mic and Instrument level trimpots (see #8 and #11 above). See the
“Setting Up and Using the UHF Synth System” section on page 16 for
more information.