Sony DWZ-B30GB Operating Instructions Manual page 22

a POWER indicator
Lights when the unit is turned on. When a
square 9 V dry cell battery (6LR61) is being
used, this also indicates the remaining
battery charge.
Indicator
Lit (green)
Lit (red)
b RF (radio frequency input)
indicator
Displays the reception status of the radio
signal.
Indicator
Lit (green)
Lit (red)
Off
c AUDIO indicator
Indicates the status of the audio signal.
Indicator
Lit (green)
Lit (red)
Off
d TUNER OUT connector (TS phone
type)
Connect a tuning meter or similar device
here.
Caution
The audio output from the TUNER OUT
connector will continue, even if the muting
function of the transmitter is enabled.
For details on connections, see "System
Configuration Examples" (page 34).
22 Parts Identification
Status
Good
Almost dead
Status
Reception good
Reception poor
No reception
Status
Audio input present
Excessive audio
input
Audio input weak or
nonexistent
e MAIN OUT connector (TS phone
type)
Connect a guitar amp or bass amp here.
For details on connections, see "System
Configuration Examples" (page 34).
f CABLE TONE (cable tone
generator) switch
Turn the knob to configure the cable tone
generator.
For details on the cable tone generator, see
"Configuring the cable tone generator" (page 31).
g CHANNEL (channel selection)
switch
Turn the knob to select the receiving
channel.
The receiving channel will be set to the
channel of the RF mode that is selected with
the RF MODE switch.
For details on settings, see "Configuring the RF
mode and receiving channel" (page 30).
h RF MODE indicators
The indicator of the RF mode that is
selected with the RF MODE switch lights.
i RF MODE (RF mode selection)
switch
Selects the RF mode.
For details on settings, see "Configuring the RF
mode and receiving channel" (page 30).
j BALANCED OUTPUT connector
(XLR type)
Connect a mixer or similar device here.
For details on connections, see "System
Configuration Examples" (page 34).
k Cable clamp attachment hole
Attach the supplied cable clamp here.
For details on attaching the cable clamp, see
"Attaching the cable clamp" (page 27).