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Adjusts microphone sensitivity using a Philips screwdriver, usually left intact.
Green LED indicates sufficient voltage; red LED lights when voltage drops, requiring battery replacement.
Plug the microphone cable into the transmitter assembly and attach the microphone to clothing.
Turn the microphone ON, check the green battery indicator, and turn OFF after use.
Keep mouth close to microphone, adjust volume, and test in intended locations to prevent feedback.
Maintain distance from receivers, other mics, and consider antenna placement to avoid interference and signal loss.
TOA's squelch uses tone and noise to reject disturbing signals, ensuring quiet operation when the mic is off.
Adjusts microphone sensitivity using a Philips screwdriver, usually left intact.
Green LED indicates sufficient voltage; red LED lights when voltage drops, requiring battery replacement.
Plug the microphone cable into the transmitter assembly and attach the microphone to clothing.
Turn the microphone ON, check the green battery indicator, and turn OFF after use.
Keep mouth close to microphone, adjust volume, and test in intended locations to prevent feedback.
Maintain distance from receivers, other mics, and consider antenna placement to avoid interference and signal loss.
TOA's squelch uses tone and noise to reject disturbing signals, ensuring quiet operation when the mic is off.
| Brand | Toa |
|---|---|
| Model | WM-370 |
| Category | Microphone |
| Language | English |
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