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This new XD classroom audio system is designed to meet the needs of your learning environment. It is
engineered to bring reliable audio to large rooms, outdoor environments, libraries, and more.
• XD microphones are designed for rooms with windows and learning environments of every size.
• Microphone signals travel through walls, book cases, and other objects to reach your receiver.
• These microphones use a dierent type of signal than interactive whiteboards, allowing you to
work closely with the technology already present in your room.
Quite simply, this classroom audio system is designed to enhance your lessons. Here are some quick
pointers to help get started on your new system.
Pairing Microphones to Your Receivers
Your XD microphones should already be paired to the receiver. You can check
this by turning on your Teacher and Student Microphones (Teacher Mic: press PWR
for 1 second; Student Mic: ip TALK switch up). If the LED under the BATT indicator
turns green, the mic is paired. If this LED blinks another color, then turn o your
microphones and use the following instructions to pair them to the receiver.
Teacher Microphone
• Turn mic o: press and hold PWR/MUTE until the green BATT light
extinguishes.
• Press the LINK button on the receiver (LINK LED will blink yellow).
• Press and hold the PWR/MUTE and REC buttons on the Teacher
Microphone until the microphone links. You will know it is linked when
the BATT LED on the microphone and LINK LED on receiver glow green
and an audible beep will sound through the speakers.
Student Microphone
• Turn mic o: ip the TALK switch down. The green BATT light will extinguish.
• Press the LINK button on the receiver (LINK LED will blink yellow).
• Press and hold the LINK button and ip up the TALK switch on the Student Microphone until
the microphone links. You will know it is linked when the BATT LED on the microphone and
LINK LED on receiver glow green and an audible beep will sound through the speakers.
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XD Microphones
First-time User Guide
Teacher Mic Student M.
