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Transmitter Settings
Select the group number before
selecting the channel number as
follows.
1) While the left two digits are
flashing, select the group number
by pressing the + or – button.
2) While the desired group number
appears, press the SET button.
The right four digits start to flash to
allow the selection of the channel
number.
3) Select the channel number by
pressing the + or – button.
4 When the desired channel number (or
frequency) appears, set the POWER
switch to OFF to complete the setting,
or press the SET button to set other
items.
The results are stored in memory. The
stored channel number (or frequency)
will appear in the display section the
next time you turn on the transmitter
by setting the POWER switch to ON.
• When you are setting the transmission
channel, the transmitter cannot be used to
transmit signals.
• Do not remove the batteries while setting
the transmission channel. If they are
inadvertently removed, re-insert them
immediately and redo the procedure
“Setting the transmission channel” from
step 1.
• Make sure that the selected channel is the
same on the transmitter and tuner being
used in the same system.
• If you turn off the transmitter and then
immediately turn it on right after setting
the transmission channel, the unit may
not operate normally. Wait a few seconds
before turning it on again.
Setting the RF output
power level
The procedure below can be
performed with the body-pack
transmitter (UTX-B2) and the hand-
held microphone (UTX-H2).
You can select the RF output power level
from “H” (30 mW) or “L” (5 mW) in setting
mode
Set the RF output level to L (5
mW) for simultaneous operation of
multiple channels, and set it to H (30
mW) for long-distance operation.
1 Turn on the transmitter while pressing
down the SET button.
2 Press the SET button repeatedly until
the RF output level indication appears
in the display section.
3 Press the + button to select “H” (30
mW), or press the – button to select
“L” (5 mW).
Notes on the European model
Notes
Channel
selection
Group, channel, and frequency
selection examples for CE62 model
are shown.
Frequency
selection
v: – button
Group
selection
V: + button