Phonic Ear 340T-216 Portable Body Worn FM Transmitter User Manual 4689 340T Trans User Guide Page 2

Phonic Ear, Inc. Portable Body Worn FM Transmitter 4689 340T Trans User Guide Page 2

User Manual

user guide340T Transmitter
contentsconnecting CD, TV and otheraudio sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16340T part number cross-reference list .17-18troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19-20caring for your 340T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21battery warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22receivers that are compatible withthe 340T transmitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23340T channel numbersand corresponding frequencies . . . . . .24-26product specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28-30regulatory approvals . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31-33340T transmitter features . . . . . . . . . . .1-2340T available accessories . . . . . . . . . .3-4340T microphone styles . . . . . . . . . . . . .5340T setup and operationinserting batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6charging batteries using 230Rsound field system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-8charging batteries using wall charger . . . . . .9wearing 340T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10plugging in and wearing microphone . . . .11activating microphone mute feature . . . . .12turning on 340T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13verifying channel setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14changing channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
1340T transmitter featuresfront back12354top689107
211 on/off(chg) switch7 LED power, mute, low batteryand charging indicator light2 channel up/down buttons5 battery compartment3 belt clip6 mute button ( on off)8 charging input jack (1.3mm)10 microphone input jack (2.5mm)9 auxiliary input jack (3.5mm)side114 serial number/part number/operating bandpower on = Green lightmute on = Blinking green light indicates that the microphone mutefeature is onlow batt = Blinking red light indicatesapproximately 1 hour of battery liferemainingbatt charging = Red lightimproper charging = no light (when charge cable is inserted)1 LCD channel display
3340T available accessories 1 2 3 45 6 7 8
41 340T carrying case(841-6440-101 - U.S./Canada)(895-88-008-00 - International)2 rechargeable NiMH AAA batteries(374-30-310-09)4 wall charger(040-7150-105 - US/Canada)(890-88-051-00 - International, UK,EU, NZ, AUS)3 elastic belt(AT0712)5 lavalier cord(AT0512-BK)6 aux-in adaptor cord(384-01-210-08)3.5mm - 3.5mm connects 340T to external audio,CD player, stereo, computer, etc.7 aux-in adaptor cord(300-6332-107 - U.S./Canada)(384-88-005-00 - International)3.5mm- dual RCA connects 340T to externalaudio, TV, VCR, DVD8 antenna(AT0529A)For use during auxiliary input only.
5AT0814earhook AT0655behind-the-neckboomAT0291-L*lapel with lavaliercordAT0816collar 340T microphone stylesAT0164-L**omni lapel with lavalier cord* Lapel microphonesare more prone tofeedback whenused with a soundfield system.AT0667-L**omni lapel with lavalier cord** Recommended foruse with personal FM systems onlyAT0668-L*lapel mic withlavalier
61inserting batteriesOpen battery compartment door bypressing and sliding downwards.1Insert rechargeable AAA NiMHbatteries (or alkaline batteries) andreplace door. Check polaritymarkings to confirm batteries are positioned correctly.221NOTE: The 340T uses high performanceNiMH (nickel-metal hydride) batteries. To achieve maximum battery efficiency, chargebatteries for 12 hours before first use. Afterdaily use, charge unit overnight for at least 12hours for up to 12 hours of battery life.340T setup and operation
72a charging batteries using 230R sound field systemDo NOT attempt to charge alkaline batteries in the 340T. Only Phonic Ear rechargeable batteries can be recharged.Push power button to turn 230R receiver off.1Turn 340T power switch tooff (chg) position.31then3Sleep/standby power light on230R receiver will remain lit during power off mode.22
82b charging batteries using 230R sound field systemDo NOT attempt to charge alkaline batteries in the 340T. Only Phonic Ear rechargeable batteries can be recharged.230R (back)Plug any end of charge cord intocharge out jack on back of 230Rreceiver.3Plug any end of 300-6497-105charge cord (included with 230R system) into 340T charge/ jack.44300-6497-10535NOTE: Charge for 12 hours before first use.After daily use, charge unit overnight for atleast 12 hours for up to 12 hours of battery life.Check indicator light on 340T forproper charge indication.bright red = Battery charginggreen light = Improper charge (turn powerto off(chg) position)5
92c charging batteries using wall chargerDo NOT attempt to charge alkaline batteries in the 340T. Only Phonic Ear rechargeable batteries can be recharged.Plug either end of the wall transformercharge cord into 340T charge jack.3IMPORTANT: Charge for 12 hours before firstuse. After daily use, charge unit overnight for atleast 12 hours for up to 12 hours of battery life.3Plug wall transformer into wall socket.22(040-7150-105 - U.S./Canada)(890-88-051-00 - International)Switch 340T power to off (chg) position.11Verify 340T indicator light for propercharge indicationbright red = Battery chargingno light = Improper charge44
103wearing 340TClip to elastic belt (AT0712), pocket,pants or clothes.orAttach transmitter to necklace-style lavalier cord (AT0512-BK).AT0712AT0512-BKor
11plugging in and wearing microphone4The microphone cord also acts as the antenna. To ensure consis-tent transmission, keep cord asstraight as possible.Plug microphone into mic jack on340T unit.1221Position microphone approximately3in/7.6cm from mouth.33To mute microphone, press downon 340T mute button4
12activating microphone mute feature513To mute microphone, press downon 340T mute buttonmute switch positions:( on off)2The green “power on” LED indi-cator light will begin to blinkwhen mute feature is activated3To deactivate mute, press downagain on the mute button torestore button to “up” positionand regain microphone sound.21
13turning on 340T6Push power switch up to turntransmitter power on.1Confirm green power on indicatorlight.212indicator light features:on = Green lightmute on = Blinking green lightlow batt = Blinking red light indicates approximately 1 hour of battery life remainingbatt charging = Red lightimproper charging = No light (when charge cable is inserted)
14Set the channel number of the 340T to match the channel number of thereceiver you are using.Refer to the chart on pages 24 and 25for a complete list of frequencies andcorresponding Phonic Ear channel numbers by country.verifying channel setting71340T (front)2LEXIS receiver230Rsound field receiverOR151
15To change the channel number of the 340Ttransmitter to match the receiver channel number (230R, LEXIS, RADIUM or SPRITE):changing channels81340T (front) Channel number will “lock” in place afterapproximately 5 seconds of non-activity.Using the CH+ or CH- buttons, scroll tothe desired channel that matches receiverchannel number. NOTE: Holding down the CH+ or CH-button will allow quick-scrolling through channel numbers.23Hold down the CH+ or CH- buttonuntil numbers in display blink once.Now you’re in channel-changing mode.
16Using auxiliary inputs:connecting CD, TV and other audio sourcesPlug external antenna (AT0529A) orany microphone into 340T mic jack.(To ensure a consistent transmission,keep the microphone cord as straightas possible.)119300-6332-107(3.5mm – dual RCA)Using appropriate auxiliary inputcord, connect the 340T to the secondary sound source.2The 340T auxiliary input jack (aux) allowstransmission of an external audio source suchas a CD player, TV, VCR, or computer.OR384-01-210-08(3.5mm – 3.5mm)2AT0529A(antenna)ORNOTE: Check the type of connection need-ed for the secondary sound source – refer topage 4 for available aux-in adaptor cordspecs and usage descriptions.TV
17340T part number cross-reference listDescription Phonic Ear, Inc. (USA) Phonic Ear A/S (Intl.)340T Transmitter• 173MHz 340T-173 202-01-001-00• 216 MHZ 340T-216 NA230R Sound Field Receiver• 173MHz 230R-173 202-00-001-00• 216MHz 230R-216USA NALexis Receiver• 173MHz 140-23-XXX-XX 140-23-XXX-XX• 216MHz 140-23-XXX-XX 140-23-XXX-XX920SR Receiver• 216MHz 920SR216 NABehind-the-neck boom microphone AT0655 -AT0655Earhook microphone AT0814 -5-300-400-110FM Collar microphone AT0816 -AT0816Directional microphone w/lavalier cord (large) AT0291-L -AT0291-LDirectional microphone w/lavalier cord (small) AT0668-L 630-15-500-03Microphone clip for AT0291-L mic AT0291-C -AT0291-CMicrophone clip for AT0668-L mic AT0668-C -AT0668-Cpart numbers
18340T part number cross-reference list (cont’d)Description Phonic Ear, Inc. (USA) Phonic Ear A/S (Intl.)Windscreen for AT0291-L mic AT0291-W -AT0291-WWindscreen for AT0668-L mic AT0668-W -AT0668-WWindscreen for AT0655 mic AT0655-W -AT0655-WWall Transformer (for 340T charging)• USA/Canada 040-7150-105• International (EU, UK, AU/NZ) 890-88-051-00Lavalier cord, black woven polyester (for transmitters) AT0512-BK -AT0512-BKLavalier cord, clear plastic (for lapel mics) AT0076 -AT0076AAA NiMH batteries (2 per pack) 374-30-310-09 374-30-310-09Clamshell Tx carry case, black 841-6440-101 895-88-008-00Belt clip, black 900-6495-101 890-88-060-00Belt, elastic AT0712 -AT0712Aux-in adaptor cord (3.5mm - 3.5mm) 384-01-210-08 384-01-210-08Aux-in adaptor cord (3.5mm - dual RCA) 300-6332-107 384-88-005-00Antenna, auxiliary AT0529A -AT0529A340T user guide/instructions for use 821-6442-101 921-00-010-00part numbers
19troubleshootingNo Sound• verify the mute switch on the top of the unitis in the off (up) position.• verify the transmitter is operating on thesame FM channel as the receiver • verify the transmitter power is on• verify the microphone cord is inserted properly into the mic jack• if using the aux jack on the transmitter forexternal sound, verify the AT0529A antennais plugged into the mic jack. If using amicrophone cord as an antenna, make sure itis not coiled.• verify an approved PE microphone is beingused (AT0655, AT0814, AT0816, AT0291-L, AT0164-L, AT0669-L or AT0668-L) Batteries NOT charging• verify only Phonic Ear NiMH batteries arebeing charged. 340T unit will not charge dis-posable alkaline or other rechargeable batteries.• check battery polarity markings to verifybatteries are oriented properly• verify the power switch is in the off(chg)position • verify the charging cord is plugged in to thechg port and NOT the aux port • verify the wall transformer is plugged into anoperational electrical outlet
20troubleshooting (cont’d)340T won't turn on• verify NiMH batteries are inserted properly andfully charged• verify AAA alkaline batteries are insertedproperly• check battery polarity markings to verifybatteries are oriented properlyAcoustic feedback (high-pitchedsqueal)• make sure the user microphone is not tooclose to external speakers in the room • make sure an omni-directional mic is notbeing used. Omni-directional mics shouldnot be used with the 340T.• lower the FM volume/gain control on theLEXIS, 230R or other receiver• turn OPTIVOICE to medium, or low position• have a sound professional adjust 3-bandequalizer controls on the receiver, confirmthey are not set to a high frequency setting Static• confirm microphone cord is not coiled• verify approved PE microphones are beingused (AT0655, AT0814, AT0816, AT0291-L,AT0614-L, AT0669-L or AT0668-L)
21caring for your 340TcleaningClean as needed, using a soft, damp cloth. Do not immerse in waterstorageClean with a soft damp cloth and remove thebatteries from the transmitter. other important notes• Protect your 340T transmitter from excessivemoisture, heat, and mechanical shocks.• The 040-7150-105 or 890-88-051-00 walltransformer may get warm under normal operation.• To protect the transmitter’s case front, positionit face down on a soft surface when removingor inserting the batteries.
22battery warningsCaution• Remove all batteries when replacing.• Do not mix new and used batteries.• Do not mix alkaline and rechargeable batteries.• Remove batteries from the unit if the unit isnot going to be used for an extended period oftime, such as during summer break.• Do NOT dispose of batteries in fire.• Do NOT charge Non-rechargeable batteries.• Always dispose of old batteries in approved bat-tery recycling bins. It may be illegal to dispose inthe trash. If you are not sure of proper disposalmethod, please consult your local authority.
23receivers that are compatible with the 340T transmitterreceiver level of commentscompatibility• For a list of comparable Phonak channels, contact Phonic Ear.• Phonak offers custom receiver programming of receivers to allow operation onmore channels.★★★★★★★★★★★230R871RLexis PinPhonakMLX & MLXS★★★★= most compatible• For a list of comparable 173MHz channels by country, contact Phonic Ear.
340T channel numbers and corresponding frequencies169-176MHz (EU)United KingdomCH FREQUENCY13 173.350015 173.400017 173.450021 173.500024 173.550025 173.600027 173.650029 173.700030 173.750032 173.800034 173.850035 173.900036 173.950037 174.000038 174.050040 174.100042 174.150044 174.200045 174.250047 174.300048 174.3500CH FREQUENCY50 174.400052 174.450053 174.500054 174.550055 174.600057 174.650059 174.700060 174.750062 174.800063 174.850065 174.900066 174.950067 175.000071 175.0500total: 35New ZealandCH FREQUENCYA1 173.0000A2 173.0500A3 173.1000A4 173.1500A5 173.2000A6 173.2500A7 173.300013 173.350015 173.400019 173.465023 173.545026 173.640028 173.695031 173.755091 173.812533 173.825035 173.900036 173.950093 173.962569 173.990037 174.0000total: 2124
25340T channel numbers and corresponding frequencies (cont’d)AustraliaCH FREQUENCY13 173.350015 173.400019 173.465023 173.545026 173.640028 173.695031 173.755091 173.812535 173.900036 173.950037 174.000038 174.050041 174.120077 174.175086 174.225087 174.275078 174.325088 174.375089 174.425079 174.475090 174.5250CH FREQUENCY55 174.600057 174.650059 174.700061 174.770063 174.850065 174.900066 174.950067 175.000094 175.500095 175.60002 175.70009 175.800097 175.850010 175.950011 176.0000total: 36169-176MHz (EU)
USA/CanadaCH FREQUENCY41 216.025042 216.075043 216.125044 216.175045 216.225046 216.275047 216.325048 216.375049 216.425051 216.525052 216.575053 216.625054 216.675055 216.725056 216.775057 216.825058 216.875059 216.925060 216.9750total: 19340T channel numbers and corresponding frequencies (cont’d)NOTE:This product may only be used in countries in which the preset frequency range has been approved. Theapproved country’s frequency range will bepre-set by the factory for the original des-tination country of each product. Pleasecontact Phonic Ear to verify the frequencyapprovals before traveling with the productto a foreign country other than its originaldestination.26For a complete list of the availablechannels in each country, pleasecontact Phonic Ear International. 216 MHz (USA & Canada)
transmitting 169-176MHz, synthesized (International)frequency 216MHz, synthesized (US/Canada)modulation FM narrow-bandoperating range up to 50m/160ftuser controls off/on; push button mute switch;channel up/downinputs/outputs 3.5mm auxiliary input jack2.5mm microphone input jack1.3mm charge jackbattery life 12Hr (AAA alkaline)9Hr (AAA NiMH, 750mA-Hr cells)size (WxHxD)5.9 x 8.2 x 2.0 cm/2.3 x 3.3 x 0.8 inweight 79.3g/2.8oz (with batteries)case ABS plastic, paintedbattery/power/ on: green continuouscharge LED/mute mute: green flashinglow batt: red flashing - 1/2 to 1 hour life remaining charging: red continuoustransmitter: 340Tproduct specifications27
warrantytime period of warrantyThis warranty will go into effect upon the date of purchase and will stay in effect as long as theinstrument remains the property of the originalowner. The 340T transmitter has a 3-year warranty. what is covered by this warrantyAny electronic component, which because of work-manship, manufacturing or design defects, fails tofunction properly under normal use during the life ofthis warranty will be replaced or repaired at no chargefor parts or labor, when returned to the factory service center. Transportation in and out is paid by thecustomer. If it is determined that repair is not feasible, the entire unit may be replaced with an equiv-alent unit upon mutual agreement of the manufacturer and customer. what is not covered by this warrantyThis limited warranty does not apply to:1. Malfunctions resulting from abuse, neglect or accident.2.Instruments connected, installed, used or adjustedin any manner contrary to instructions providedby the manufacturer.3. Consequential damages and damages resultingfrom delay or loss of this instrument. The exclu-sive remedy under this warranty is strictly limitedto repair or replacement as herein provided.4. Products damaged in transit unless investigatedby the shipper and returned to the warrantorwith the investigation report.5. Peripheral accessories as itemized within theproduct specification sheet as applicable, whensuch items are returned within 90 days from orig-inal purchase.6. Batteries if applicable.28
warranty (cont’d)Phonic Ear Inc. reserves the right to make changes inthe design or construction of any of its instruments atany time without incurring any obligation to make anychanges whatsoever on units previously purchased.This warranty is in lieu of all other expressed warranties.All expressed and implied warranties will terminate uponthe expiration of this written warranty. No representativeor person is authorized to represent or assume for us anyliability in connection with the sale or use of our prod-ucts other than as set forth above.what to do if you have questionsIf you have any questions about service, call the servicedepartment at 800.227.0735, then press 7.what to do if you need serviceIf you require service under the warranty terms, obtain aservice order form either online at www.phonicear.com/support.asp or through our U.S. customerservice department at 800.227.0735, then press 5(or +1.707.769.1110 outside the U.S.). Fill the formout completely remembering to include:1. Description of the problem2. Your billing address3. Your shipping address (if different from billing address)4. Contact name and phone number5. A P.O. number if the equipment is not under awarranty or service contract29
Then, carefully package the equipment in theoriginal shipping container to prevent damageand send it postpaid to the service center near you:USAPhonic Ear Inc.3880 Cypress Drive Petaluma, CA 94954-7600U.S.A.In Canada: Phonic Ear Ltd.10-7475 Kimbel StreetMississauga, OntarioL5S 1E7 CanadaInternational: Phonic Ear A/SStrandvejen 582900 HellerupDenmarkwhat to do if you have questionsIf you have any questions about service, call the servicedepartment at 800.227.0735, then press 7.about your batteriesTo ensure that your batteries are as fresh as possibleupon arrival, we have intentionally not installedthem in your equipment. battery replacementIt is recommended to reorder new rechargeable AAANiMH batteries from Phonic Ear annually.warranty (cont’d)30
31regulatory approvals and clearancestransmitterThis transmitter is authorized by rule under the LowPower Radio Service (47 C.F.R. Part 95) and mustnot cause harmful interference to TV reception orUnited States Navy SPASUR installations. You donot need an FCC license to operate this transmitter.This transmitter may only be used to provide: audi-tory assistance to persons with disabilities, personswho require language translation, or persons in edu-cational settings; health care services to the ill; lawenforcement tracking services under agreement witha law enforcement agency; or automated maritimetelecommunications system (AMTS) network controlcommunications. Two-way voice communicationsand all other types of uses not mentioned above areexpressly prohibited.This device may not interfere with TV reception orfederal government radar, and must accept any inter-ference received, including interference that maycause undesired operation.IMPORTANT NOTE: To comply with FCC RFexposure compliance requirements, only use sup-plied antenna that is sold with this transmitter.Use of any other antenna which has not beenapproved by the manufacturer will violate FCCrules and regulation and void the user’s authorityto operate this device. This device and its antenna(s)must not be co-located or operating in conjunctionwith any other antenna or transmitter.
32This equipment has been tested and found tocomply with the limits for a Class B digitaldevice, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonableprotection against harmful interference in a resi-dential installation. This equipment generates,uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and used in accordance with theinstructions, may cause harmful interference toregulatory approvals and clearances (cont’d)Front Row Tempo Receiver 230RTested to comply withFCC StandardsFOR HOME OR OFFICE USEreceiver: part 15, subpart Bradio communications. However, there is no guar-antee that interference will not occur in a particu-lar installation. If this equipment does causeharmful interference to radio or television recep-tion, which can be determined by turning theequipment off and on, the user is encouraged totry to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.• Increase the separation between the equipmentand receiver.• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiveris connected.• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TVtechnician for help.
regulatory approvals and clearances (cont’d)This product conforms with the essential requirements of EuropeanUnion Directive 1999/5/CE R&TTE DirectiveWaste from electronic equimentmust be handled according tolocal regulations.1313 !33
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