Multi-Channel Wireless Lapel Microphone
(320-1231)                    Operation               Faxback Doc. # 17165

NOTE:  You must connect a compatible wireless microphone receiver to your 
       audio system and fully extend the receiver's antenna.

1.  Turn on your amplifier, tape recorder, mixing board, and other 
    necessary audio system components.  Set their volume controls (or input
    level controls) to moderate settings.

2.  Set the microphone receiver's volume control to its minimum position.

3.  Turn on the microphone receiver.

4.  Set the microphone receiver's channel switch to the same channel as 
    the microphone.

5.  Set the microphone's OFF/STANDBY/ON switch to ON.

6.  Clip the microphone near your mouth - on your collar, for example.
    Talk into the microphone and adjust the receiver's volume control to
    the desired level.

NOTE:  Experiment with the microphone receiver's volume setting, the
       settings of other components in your audio system, and the
       microphone's position until you get the best results.

USING THE STANDBY SETTING

The microphone's STANDBY setting lets you turn off the microphone without
turning off the microphone's transmitter.

If you move the switch between ON and OFF, or STANDBY and OFF, while your
amplifier is on, there is a loud pop.  But, there is no pop when you move
the switch between STANDBY and ON.

When you finish using the microphone, turn off the amplifier, then set the
switch to OFF to conserve battery power.