11. Saving preferred frequency and power setting into memory. The V6000 allows the
user to save up to four separate frequency/power settings, one (frequency/power setting)
per each memory bank number .
To store settings into memory:
Step 1.Choose a memory bank number you wish to save settings to , the memory
bank indicator number (M#) should light-up in the LCD display.
Step 2. Now set your preferred frequency and power setting .
Step 3. Press and hold for three seconds the same memory bank number you chose in
step 1.
Step 4. Your done!! Your preferred frequency and power setting have now been saved to
your chosen memory bank. To change the settings for a particular memory bank
repeat steps 1-3 again.
1. Transmitting volume is too low: Make sure to increase volume level of audio
source device to at least 50% level. When using transmitter with PC or Mac computer
the volume will need to be set at three different levels, see step #8 and #9 in
operating instructions section.
2. Transmit range is too low: The transmit range will vary as per your environment,
antenna type, power setting, frequency setting. Placing the transmitter(or antenna) on
the highest altitude inside or outside of a building with the least amount of obstacles
will give you the optimum range.
3. LCD is dim when using battery power: Makes sure you are using new or fully
charged batteries; alkaline or lithium batteries are recommended.
4. When using transmitter with satellite receiver, TV or DVD player audio is
distorted: These types of audio/video devices generally do not have volume control
capabilities. When connecting to these devices we recommend the optional
RCA/3.5mm converter cable with volume controller available at MobileBlackBox.com.
Internet Support: support@mobileblackbox.com
Website: MobileBlackBox.com
* Transmit range will vary based on environment, frequency, antenna type, power setting. Batteries not included.
End user is responsible for proper use and to comply with local regulations.
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