G108 8-Channel Wireless Conference System
12
When the frequency digits remain unchanged, and the L-CH MIC1 displays “P〓〓〓〓”
(shown below), it means that the frequency is matched successfully, setting is saved and
sync mode exited. Once synced, the transmitter's frequency becomes same as that of the
receiver. The system will automatically exit sync mode and return to its original status
after failing to sync in 5s.
B. R-CH Sync
First, turn off the transmitter synced with L-CH, and turn on another un-synced
transmitter. Position the IR window of the transmitter towards that of the receiver, then
press and hold “UP(▲)” to enter sync mode, which by default starts from the L-CH MIC1.
Within 2s, press “DOWN(▼)” once to select the R-CH MIC2, indicated by “〓〓〓〓〓”
in the R-CH LCD. The subsequent syncing steps are same as those for the left channel.
Spacing between frequencies used should be larger than 0.5MHz.
C. Follow the above steps for syncing in other channels. A transmitter can only be synced
to one channel at a frequency different from other transmitters. Find an appropriate
frequency depending on your environment. Frequency parameter changes on the receiver
will require re-syncing.
3. Auto Sync (auto search for free channel and sync)
When turned on and unlocked, press and hold “DOWN(▼)” to initiate Auto Sync
function, which by default starts from the L-CH MIC1 (or press “SET” again within 2s to
select R-CH MIC2). In Auto Sync mode, frequency digits on the screen will change and flash
during channel search, from low to high throughout the frequency band, then stop on a
free channel and be auto saved. Subsequently, auto sync function will engage, then exit
within around 5s regardless of successful sync or not. During Auto Sync, you can press
“UP(▲)” once to manually exit. The searched frequency and ID No. are kept in case of
auto exit after failing to sync in 5s. Keep synced transmitters turned on with their IR
windows pointing away from the receiver during this process to avoid finding an
already-used frequency.