Sony DWZ-M50 Operating Instructions Manual page 11

Indicator Status
Blinking (orange) Muting function
enabled (i.e., audio
disabled)
f INPUT switch
Set this based on the connected equipment.
The factory default setting is INST.
INST: Set to this position when a guitar or
similar instrument is connected.
MIC: Set to this position when a
microphone is connected.
Caution
• If microphones other than the ECM-
HZ1UBMP/LZ1UBMP (not supplied)
are connected, problems such as lack of
sound and phase inversion may occur.
• Do not set the switch to the MIC position
while inputting audio from an audio
mixer or similar device. Outputting audio
at excessive levels may distort audio or
damage the playback/recording device.
For details on the setting, see "System
Configuration Examples" (page 27).
g ATT (attenuator) switch
Set the attenuation level based on the
connected equipment. The factory default
setting is 0 dB.
Attenuation When to use
level (dB)
0 Standard switch position
10 Set to this position if the
AUDIO/MUTING
indicator on the receiver
occasionally lights red.
20 Set to this position if the
AUDIO/MUTING
indicator on the receiver
is always lit red.
h Battery compartment
Insert two LR6 (size AA) batteries here.
For details on how to insert batteries, see "Inserting
Batteries" (page 14).
i POWER/MUTING button
Turns the unit on or off. This button can
also be used to enable or disable the muting
function.
Function Button operation
Turn power on Press the button for
at least 1 second
Turn power off Press the button until
indicator turns off
Enable muting Press the button
function
Disable muting
function
j Channel display
Displays the transmission channel.
The display disappears after about 10
seconds. You can display it again by
pressing the channel selection button.
For details on the channel display, see "Channel
Display" (page 23).
k CHANNEL SELECT button
Allows you to select the RF mode and the
transmitting channel.
For details on selecting the RF mode and
transmitting channel, see "Configuring the
Transmitting Channel Settings" (page 22).
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