The RF History Levels setting determines the source of the data drawn. RSSI is displayed in green and Quality in purple. The RF
History Levels option is available on Audio Ltd A10-RX, Sound Devices A20-RX, Shure ADX5D, and Wisycom MCR54. A yellow bar
signifies receiver is approaching RF overload (A20-RX only). A red bar signifies receiver RF overload (A10-RX, A20-RX, and Shure
ADX5D only). An orange bar signifies RF interference (Shure ADX5D only).
6: RF Scan
Instigates an RF Scan of the environment using an individual SuperSlot receiver. Use the Mic/Tone toggle switch to start the scan. A
red line signifies the squelch level of the Wisycom MCR54 and MCR42. Squelch level is only displayed in individual RX Scan
screens and not in the RF Overview Scan screen.
7: Options
Provides access to additional settings of the selected receiver. Options vary depending on the manufacturer and model of the
receiver selected. Please refer to the user guide provided by the manufacturer of the receiver for more details.
8: TX Battery Level
Displays the battery level of the paired TX, if applicable.
Green = over 50%
Yellow = over 20%
Orange = over 10%
Red = less than 10%.
9: TX Record Status
Indicates the record status of the paired transmitter, if supported.
Red = recording
10: TX Status Box (A20-RX/A10-RX only)
A10-TX: Indicates paired transmitter mute, Limiter, and Audio Overload status.
A20-Mini: Indicates paired transmitter mute status. The limiter and audio load indicator are displayed for the 8-Series channel
receiving the A20-Mini signal.
Blue with ‘M’ = TX Mute On
Yellow with ‘L’ = Limiting
Red with ‘O’ = Audio Overload
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