Operation - Sony MB-X6 User Manual

GP CH
Display example: WRU-806B (U66 model)
Selecting the reception channel by frequency
Press the + button.
This changes the GP/CH indication to the frequency
indication.
To select a higher frequency, press the + button while
holding down the CH button. To select a lower
frequency, press the – button while holding down the
CH button.
Press the + button again to return to the GP/CH
indication.
GP CH
Display example: WRU-806B (U66 model)
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When the desired channel or frequency is displayed,
release the CH button and + or – button.
The selected group and channel are set.
To store the selected group and channel in
memory
Leave the indication for 1 second. The group and channel
set in the procedure above are automatically stored in
memory.
GP CH
GP CH

Operation

UHF
synthesized
wireless
microphone
1
Press the POWER switch on the MB-X6 to turn it on.
The model version number such as "U66" appears in
the display of the tuner unit, and then the setting which
has been made right before the MB-X6 was turned off
is displayed.
2
Set the reception channel.
3
Turn on the wireless microphone or transmitter.
Be sure that the wireless microphone or transmitter is
set to the same channel as the tuner unit.
If noise is heard
Depending on the environment where the system is
installed, outside noise or radio wave may disrupt the
transmission of certain channels.
To select a channel under this circumstance, turn off the
wireless microphone and transmitter. Then select a
channel at which the RF indicator is off. (A channel
free from noise or radio wave interference is selected.)
Set the same channel on the microphone or transmitter.
Note
To eliminate interference or noise, please note the
following.
• Do not use two or more wireless microphones or
transmitters at the same time whose channel settings are
the same.
• When using two or more tuner units at the same time, be
sure to set them to the different channels within the same
channel group.
• Separate the reception antennas and the transmitter by
more than 3 m (9 feet 11 inches).
MB-X6
Connect the
output signals to a
mixer or an
amplifier (see
page 10).
UHF
synthesized
transmitter
Operation
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