User manual GEMINI VH-110

[. . . ] Plug the AC adaptor into the rear of the receiver where the jack is labeled DC 12V. Then plug the adaptor into an appropriate AC outlet. Extend the antennas fully and point them toward the direction you will be speaking from. Insert the 1/4" phone cable into the jack labeled AUDIO OUT on the rear of the receiver, and connect the other end of the cable to your amp, effects or mixer mic jack. [. . . ] High sensitivity cardiod capsule for professional use Special noise absorption parts inside the barrels eliminating switch shock and handling noise Frequency with quartz locked control Gemini wireless systems are the type accepted under FCC rules parts 74 and 15. Licensing of Gemini equipment is the user's responsibility and licensability depends on the user's classification and application. Do not drop the microphone onto a hard surface. Do not strike the microphone head front with fist or fingers, and do not blow strongly into the microphone head front. Do not use the microphone in areas of high humidity and/or high temperature as this could lead to damage of the microphone. The VH-110 true diversity VH Series wireless system is a high quality audio product that has built in noise reduction and utilizes the true diversity reception technique. True diversity receivers contain two completely independent receivers tuned to the same frequency within a single chasis. An internal processor compares the signal strengths at the output of each receiver and determines which receiver has the clearest and strongest signal, and then that signal is than directed to audio output. This is an automatic function that can be monitored by watching the A-B diversity indicators on the front panel of the receiver. Four different models are available and all operate on a VHF high band frequency between 174. THE MODELS AVAILABLE ARE: VH-110M - which comes equipped with a hand held microphone transmitter. VH-110L - which comes equipped with a belt pack and lavalier transmitter. VH-110H - which comes equipped with a belt pack and a headset transmitter. Insert a 9V battery into the battery holder according to the polarity indication marked on the battery housing. Push the power switch to the ON position. The BATT indicator should flash once briefly as you turn on the mic indicating that the mic has sufficient power. If the BATT stays on, it indicates that the battery has insufficient power and should be changed. If the BATT does not light at all and the mic does not work, it indicates that the battery is dead , and you should change the battery. If the microphone is not going to be used for any length of time, push the power switch to OFF and remove the battery. Do not switch the mic on and off rapidly, because you won't get a true indication from the BATT indicator. [. . . ] This wire must be kept as straight as possible. Insert a 9V battery into the battery holder according to the polarity indication marked on the battery housing. Push the power switch to the ON position. The LOW BATT indicator should flash once as the switch passes MUTE indicating that the transmitter has sufficient power. [. . . ]