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Changing The Battery - Yamaha EQ-500U Owner's Manual

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E THE MM-110 ELECTRET
CONDENSER MICROPHONE
An electret condenser microphone for use in
measuring the acoustic response characteristics of
the listening environment is provided with this unit.
Microphone input will be displayed on the spectrum
analyzer when the microphone is connected to the
front panel MIC jack, the MIC switch is turned on, and
a signal of level high enough to be measured | is output
through the speakers.
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-* Remove the battery from the ierephong if you do
not expect to be using it for some time.
_ . Microphone switch
—Changing the battery |
(T) Remove the cover.
(2) Insert AA "R06"
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battery, or equiva-
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that the positive and
negative poles are
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(3) After the battery has
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been changed snap the
lid back on.
If the battery runs down, the sensitivity of the
microphone will decrease. Change the battery as
soon as it starts to run down.
Battery Cautions
lf the battery is replaced incorectly, dangerous
leakage or collosion may result. Be especially careful
of the Tolowiog points:
When replaceing:
@ Insert the battery with correct (4) and (-)
indications correctly into the battery compartment.
Rechargeable batteries:
® There are two types of batteries; rechargeable and
nonrechargeable. Check the cautions label on the —
battery before use.
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To avoid accidents:
® Never disassemble, heat or throw a battery into a
fire. When disposing, deal with batteries as
inflammable matter.
® Do not short the (+) and (~) terminals directly.
When battery leakage occurs:
© Wipe off the liquid in the battery compartment and
replace the battery with new one.
The spectrum analyzer displays the frequency
dispersion of signals for direct monitoring. Monitor
levels can be adjusted with the METER LEVEL control
for enhanced readability of the level adjustment.
Enhancing Sound Quality
As the equalizer control frequencies are in agreement
with the frequency divisions of the spectrum analyzer,
equalization effects can be verified visually.
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