Williams Sound Transmitter T36 Montageanleitung

Thank you for purchasing the T36 transmitter from Williams Sound. The

T36 is designed to operate with a wideband FM, 72–76 MHz receiver.

For more information on available receivers, contact Williams Sound at

800-843-3544 or 952-943-2252

Transmitter Model T36, 72-76 MHz

Instructions For Use and Care

PACEMAKER SAFETY

1. Before using this product with a

pacemaker or other medical device,

consult your physician or the man-

ufacturer of your pacemaker or

other medical device.

2. If you have a pacemaker or other

medical device, make sure that you

are using this product in accordance

with safety guidelines established by

your physician or the pacemaker

manufacturer.

BATTERY SAFETY & DISPOSAL

Do not attempt to recharge disposable

batteries, which may explode, release

dangerous chemicals, cause burns, or

other serious harm to the user or

product.

RECYCLING INSTRUCTIONS

Help Williams Sound protect the

environment! Please take the

time to dispose of your equipment

properly.

Product Recycling:

Please do NOT dispose of your

Williams Sound equipment in the

household trash. Please take the

equipment to an electronics recy-

cling center; OR, return the product

to the factory for proper disposal.

Battery Recycling:

Please do NOT dispose of used

batteries in the household trash.

Please take the batteries to a retail

or community collection point for

recycling.

05/22/08

CAUTION!

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT: If Alkaline (non-

rechargeable) batteries are being

installed, slide the battery selection

switch in the battery compartment to

the “Alkaline” position. See FIG. A

below. If installing NiMH (or recharge-

able) batteries, slide the battery selec-

tion switch to the “NiMH” position.

1. Install AA batteries: Open the battery

compartment by lifting the tab on the

back of the transmitter with your fin-

ger. To remove depleted batteries,

pull up on the fabric strip.

Press the batteries into place over the

fabric strip. Be sure to observe proper

polarity (+/-). Damage due to

improper battery installation may

void the warranty on the product.

Close the battery door. LED will

flash when the batteries are getting

low; continue to use until the unit

quits operating, then replace or

recharge batteries.

Mic Jack

Channel

Selector

Power On Indicator

Auxiliary

Input

Power ON/Off/Mute

2. Plug the microphone cord (sold sep-

arately) into the “Mic Jack” on top

of the transmitter (FIG. B).

Alternatively, plug in a desired

audio source such as a CD or MP3

player using the “Auxiliary Input”

jack (WCA 087 auxiliary input

cable included). If mic and auxiliary

sources are used together, the audio

will be mixed.

3. Turn the unit on: press and hold the

“ON/OFF/MUTE” button for three

seconds. The “Power ON Indicator”

should illuminate Green.

Select the desired operating frequen-

cy. Use the “Channel Selector” knob

to select any of the 16 available chan-

nels on 72-76 MHz. Refer to the

channel selection chart, FIG C.

IMPORTANT: Make sure the receiv-

er being used is operating on the same

frequency as the T36 transmitter!

–

Gain

AUX

2:1

1:1

FIG. A: Battery Selection Switch

FIG. B: T36 User Controls

5. Position the headset microphone

boom as close to the speaker’s mouth

as possible without actually touching.

Lapel clip microphones should be

attached to a collar or lapel, as close

to the speaker’s mouth as possible.

The transmitter can be placed in a

pocket, or clipped onto a belt or

waistband.

When you pause from speaking, mute

the microphone by pressing the

“ON/OFF/MUTE” button once

momentarily. The ON/OFF/MUTE

button will flash RED. To unmute the

mic, press the ON/OFF/MUTE button

once momentarily again.

IMPORTANT:

When the T36 trans-

mitter is not being used, remember to

turn the unit OFF by pressing and hold-

ing the ON/OFF/MUTE button for three

seconds. The Power ON Indicator

should not be lit.

GAIN CONTROL

The gain control can be used to adjust the

volume level on both the microphone and

auxiliary input.

To adjust the volume level, open the bat-

tery door and locate the Gain Control (FIG.

D). To increase the volume, use a plastic

tuning wand and turn the “Gain” control

clockwise. To decrease the volume, turn

the “Gain” control counterclockwise. Close

the battery door after adjustments have

been made.

AUXILIARY INPUT LEVEL

The auxiliary input level can be used to

adjust the auxiliary input level only.

To adjust, open the battery door and locate

the Auxiliary Input Level (FIG. D). To

increase the input level, use a plastic tuning

wand and turn the “AUX” control clock-

wise. To decrease the auxiliary input level,

turn the AUX control counterclockwise.

Close the battery door after adjustments

have been made.

–

Comp

CH Lock

Gain

AUX

22:1

1:1

1. Gain Control

2. Auxiliary Input Level

3. Compression Selector

4. Channel Lock

1234

Freq.

72.1 MHz

72.2 MHz

72.3 MHz

72.4 MHz

72.5 MHz

72.6 MHz

72.7 MHz

72.8 MHz

Freq.

72.9 MHz

74.7 MHz

75.3 MHz

75.4 MHz

75.6 MHz

75.7 MHz

75.8 MHz

75.9 MHz

FIG. C: Channel Selection Chart FIG. D: Configuration Controls

COMPRESSION SELECTOR

By default, the T36 transmitter is set to

“Off” for normal operation, or 1:1

compression. For hearing assistance

applications, the compression selector

can be set to “On” for 2:1 compres-

sion.

To change this setting, open the battery

door and locate the Compression

Selector (FIG. D).

To turn on compression (2:1), use a

plastic tuning wand and slide the

“Compress” switch to the position

marked “2:1.” To turn off compres-

sion, slide the “Compress” switch to

the position marked “1:1.” Close the

battery door after adjustments have

been made.

CHANNEL LOCK

By default, the T36 channels are

unlocked to allow the user to change

frequencies as needed. If desired,

channels can be locked to prevent

users from changing the channels.

To lock or unlock channels, open the

battery door and locate the Channel

Lock (FIG. D). To lock the channels,

slide the “CH Lock” switch to the

position marked “ “. Close the bat-

tery door after adjustments have been

made. To unlock the channels, use a

tuning wand and slide the “CH Lock”

switch to the position marked “ “.

BATTERY INFORMATION

The T36 transmitter can use two (2)

disposable AA batteries (BAT 001) or

two (2) AA rechargeable batteries

(BAT 026). Note: The BAT 026 pro-

vides longer life than other recharge-

able batteries. Do not substitute other

rechargeable batteries and chargers.

LOW BATTERY INDICATOR

The Power ON Indicator (FIG. B) will

flash to indicate low battery.

EXPECTED BATTERY LIFE

Alkaline batteries

(BAT 001): N/A

Rechargeable NiMH Batteries

(BAT 026): 20 hrs. per charge.

Min. 14 hour recharge time.

If the T36 transmitter is equipped with

rechargeable batteries, up to 12 units

can be charged at one time in the

optional CHG 3512 multi-charger, or

up to two units in the CHG 3502 dual

bay charger. For ordering information,

please contact Williams Sound at 800-

843-3544.

BELT CLIP INSTALLATION

To Install: Position the belt clip on

the rear of the T36 transmitter as

shown in FIG. E. Turn the belt clip

180˚ left or right as shown in FIG. F.

The belt clip is now installed and

ready for use.

To Remove: Turn the belt clip 180˚

so the open end of the clip points to

the top of the unit as shown in FIG.

E. Gently pull the belt clip away from

the unit to remove.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Williams Sound products are engi-

neered, designed and manufactured

under carefully controlled conditions

to provide you with many years of

reliable service. Williams Sound war-

rants the T36 transmitter against

defects in materials and workmanship

for FIVE (5) years. During the first

three years from the purchase date, we

will promptly repair or replace the

T36 transmitter.

Earphones, headphones, batteries,

cables, carry cases, and all other acces-

sory products carry a 90-day warranty.

Chargers carry a one year warranty.

WILLIAMS SOUND HAS NO CON-

TROL OVER THE CONDITIONS

UNDER WHICH THIS PRODUCT IS

USED. WILLIAMS SOUND,

THEREFORE, DISCLAIMS ALL

WARRANTIES NOT SET FORTH

ABOVE, BOTH EXPRESS AND

IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE

T36 TRANSMITTER, INCLUDING

BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY

IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MER-

CHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR

A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

WILLIAMS SOUND SHALL NOT

BE LIABLE TO ANY PERSON OR

ENTITY FOR ANY MEDICAL

EXPENSES OR ANY DIRECT, INCI-

DENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES CAUSED BY ANY USE,

DEFECT, FAILURE OR MALFUNC-

TION OF THE PRODUCT,

WHETHER A CLAIM FOR

FIG. E

FIG. F

SUCH DAMAGES IS BASED UPON

WARRANTY, CONTRACT, TORT OR

OTHERWISE. THE SOLE REMEDY

FOR ANY DEFECT, FAILURE OR

MALFUNCTION OF THE PRODUCT

IS REPLACEMENT OF THE PROD-

UCT. NO PERSON HAS ANY

AUTHORITY TO BIND WILLIAMS

SOUND TO ANY REPRESENTATION

OR WARRANTY WITH RESPECT TO

THE T36 TRANSMITTER. UNAU-

THORIZED REPAIRS OR MODIFI-

CATIONS WILL VOID THE WAR-

RANTY.

The exclusions and limitations set out

above are not intended to, and should

not be construed so as to contravene

mandatory provisions of applicable

law. If any part or term of this

Disclaimer of Warranty is held to be

illegal, unenforceable or in conflict

with applicable law by a court of com-

petent jurisdiction, the validity of the

remaining portions of this Disclaimer

of Warranty shall not be affected, and

all rights and obligations shall be con-

strued and enforced as if this Limited

Warranty did not contain the particular

part or term held to be invalid.

NOTE: THE MANUFACTURER IS

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO

OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY

UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS

TO THIS EQUIPMENT.

SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID

THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO

OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

If you experience difficulty with your

system, call Toll-Free for Customer

Assistance:

1-800-843-3544 (U.S.A.) or

+1 952 943 2252 (Outside the U.S.A.)

If it is necessary to return the system for

service, your Customer Service

Representative will give you a Return

Authorization Number (RA) and shipping

instructions.

Pack the system carefully and send it to:

Williams Sound Corp.

Attn: Repair Dept.

10321 West 70th Street

Eden Prairie, MN 55344

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