Using the Liberator One System:
(1) Install the battery in the Transmitter and plug in the MIcrophone as
shown on page 5.
(2) Make sure the sound system is turned OFF. Place the Liberator
One WMS R11 Receiver near the sound system amplifier or mixer.
Plug the AC line cord into the Receiver, and the Receiver into an AC
outlet. If the Receiver is to be rack-mounted, use the RPK 003 Rack
Mount Kit (not included) and the ANT 016 Wall-Mount Dipole Antenna.
(3) Connect the WMS R11 Receiver "Mic Output" or Line Output" to your
amplifier or mixer as shown on page 16.
(4) Install the ANT 011 Whip Antenna or the ANT 016 Wall Mount Dipole
Antenna as shown on page 11.
(5) Turn the WMS R11 Receiver on by pressing the power switch. The
"Power" indicator should glow. Turn the sound system on and turn the
control down for the input connected to the wireless mic.
(6) Clip the microphone to your collar or lapel. Place the Transmitter in a
pants pocket or clip it to a belt or waistband using the Belt Clip Case
provided. Do not coil or bunch up the microphone cord.
(7) Turn the Transmitter switch to the "ON" position. The "RF" indicator
light on the front panel of theWMS R11 Receiver should glow to indicate
a radio carrier signal is present.
(8) Talk into the microphone. You should see the "AF" indicator flashing
on the front of the WMS R11 Receiver, indicating the audio signal is
present.
(9) Slowly turn up the mixer control on your sound system while talking
into the microphone, until you hear your voice coming through the sound
system. Adjust the "Output Level" control on the rear panel of the WMS
R11 Receiver to achieve a useful setting on the mixer control. If the
system feedback (howling) occurs, reduce the mic level on the mixer
control. Using the optional Cardioid Microphone (MIC 022) can help
eliminate feedback too.
(10) Walk around the room, checking for range and "drop-outs", or dead
spots. Try different antenna locations to provide the best coverage. It
may not be possible to completely eliminate all dead spots, but careful
antenna placement should eliminate most of them.
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