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GENASYS LRAD - 6.0 Operation; Operating the LRAD Wireless Kit

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LRAD WIRELESS KIT
GENASYS INC.
Manual Part No.: 119514-00 Rev. 03
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6.0 Operation
Once the Wireless Kit items have been properly connected, perform the following steps to
operate the system.
1. Ensure that the volume is set to minimum. Do this by turning the transmitter’s VOLUME
CONTROL knob counterclockwise.
2. Turn on the receiver and LRAD.
• Depending on the Wireless Kit and LRAD model being used, this will require turning
on a POWER switch located on either the receiver or the LRAD.
3. Turn on the transmitter. Press and hold the POWER button.
• If there are issues turning on the transmitter, check batteries.
4. Ensure that the transmitter’s channel matches that of the receiver and that the two devices
are connected.
• Learn more in the “Connection” section.
5. Broadcast audio through the Wireless Kit and LRAD. Adjust transmitter’s VOLUME CONTROL
knob to reach the desired volume level.
i. Broadcast spoken audio: Press and hold the PUSH TO TALK (PTT) button and speak
directly into the headworn microphone.
• For optimal performance, position mouth as close to the microphone as
possible.
• For continuous, hands-free transmission of spoken audio: Pull locking latch
down onto PTT button.
ii. Broadcast a pre-recorded alert sound: Press ALERT TONE button.
iii. Broadcast audio from an external audio device: Initiate playback of audio on
external audio device.
• Transmitter can play audio from various types of devices (MP3 Player, cell
phone, tablet, etc.), as long as the device is compatible with the AUX audio
input.
6. To power down the Wireless Kit, first turn off the transmitter by holding the POWER button.
Then turn off the receiver and LRAD using the POWER switch.
• Failure to follow this order may cause damage to the Wireless Kit.
• Transmitter’s batteries will drain if transmitter is not turned off.