5. Power unit ON using by pressing down ON/OFF power button . LCD will come ON
and side blue power indicator light will light-up. (Please note: After 1 minute of no
button activity the LCD backlight will turn OFF to save power, it will turn ON again if any
button is pressed. The power indicator light will remain ON at all times while unit is in
operation.
6. Set transmitting frequency using the frequency setting buttons . (Helpful hint: You
should pre-scan your local FM frequencies using an FM radio to find an unused
frequency and set the V6000 transmitter to this frequency). Helpful hint: You may find
optimal or unused FM frequencies to transmit on by visiting radio-locator.com
7. Set transmitting power using the transmitting power setting buttons . Power may be
set from 1mW to 200mW. The power setting controls signal strength which will help
increase transmit range
*
. Please follow your local regulations as to the allowable
transmit range, if you are not sure about the applicable regulations you should set
the transmit power to 5mW.
8. Set volume level on the audio source device. Optimal audio level varies for each type
of device and recorded audio volume. Generally you should set audio level at about 50-
60% and slowly increase to optimum level, if audio is set too high it will cause distortion in
the receiving radio.
9. Setting volume level (PC/Mac). When using the V6000 FM transmitter with a PC or Mac
computer the volume level will need to be optimized at all three different sources: (1)
computer sound card, (2) Media player software and (3) FM receiver radio. Set audio
level at about 50% and slowly increase to optimum level, if audio is set too high it will
cause distortion in the receiving radio. Audio should also be increased at the FM radio
receiver to optimum level.
10. Set volume level on FM radio (receiver): When the source audio level is optimized
(step #8 or #9) you should be able to have full audio level range with the FM receiver
radio without any distortion. If you audio sound is distorted you should lower the volume
level at the source device, step #8 or step #9
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