User's Manual

1. ON/OFF: Main power control.

2. LED Display: Blue indicates power on; Red indicates battery is charging.

3. SET - (Microphone Gain): Press to adjust the microphone gain between 0-9, (0 is the

lowest setting and 9 is the highest setting). The factory default setting is 3, therefore every

time the ON/OFF (1) is cycled, the transmitter will default back to 3.

Note: The “LOCK” (4) needs to be in the “UNLOCK” mode.

4. LOCK: Press for three seconds until the lock icon disappears from the display to enter

into the Programming Mode. Press it again for three seconds to return to the Lock

Mode.

5. ˂(Low Pass Filter): Increasing the filter setting decreases unwanted high frequencies

while maintaining an acceptable audio range; this is adjustable from 1-8. The display

area will go blank once it is scrolled past 8, which indicates the filter is off.

Note: The default setting is OFF.

Note: “LOCK” (4) needs to be in the “UNLOCK” mode.

6. ˃(Channel): Use to scroll through the available channels, 1-12.

Note: The “LOCK” (4) needs to be in the “UNLOCK” mode.

7. USB: Charging port

8. Mic-In/Line-In: The mono 3.5mm jack accepts wired microphones or audio devices

that have a line-level output, this includes MP3 players, IPODS and CD players.

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. ON/OFF: Main power control. 2. LED Display: Blue indicates power on; Red indicates battery is charging. 3. SET - (Microphone Gain): Press to adjust the microphone gain between 0-9, (0 is the lowest setting and 9 is the highest setting). The factory default setting is 3, therefore every time the ON/OFF (1) is cycled, the transmitter will default back to 3. Note: The “LOCK” (4) needs to be in the “UNLOCK” mode. 4.
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900MHz DIGITAL BODYPACK TRANSMITTER Model Number ARG-TX900BP QUICK USER GUIDE 1. The ARG-TX900BP has a lithium battery pack installed. Before initial use, you will need to charge the battery. When fully charged, the red charge LED indicator will shut off indicating the battery is charged and ready for use. The charging cycle is approximately 3 ½ hours andthe transmitter can operate for up to 20 hours in between charging cycles.
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.