Displaying or adjusting the receiver‘s audio output level

To display and correctly adjust the receiver‘s output level:
  1. Make sure that the radio link is established.
  2. If your video or DSLR camera has an automatic level control, the automatic level control must be deactivated.
    The receiver also has an automatic level control which cannot be deactivated. If both the automatic level control of the video camera and the automatic level control of the receiver are active, they will interfere with one another.

  3. Short-press the AF Out button on the receiver.
    The 4-step LED display indicates the current output level. This display automatically goes off after a while.

  4. Check the output level display on the video or DSLR camera while using the microphone as usual.
    The output level is adjusted correctly when the output level display shows full deflection only during the loudest passages. If your video or DSLR camera has a clipping display, this must never light up.

If the output level is adjusted to low or too high:
  1. Short-press the AF Out button on the receiver while the 4-step LED display is active.
    The audio output level is reduced by one step each time the AF Out button is pressed. When the lowest output level has been reached, you can press the AF Out button again to reset the receiver to the highest output level.
  2. Alternatively, you can also adjust the input sensitivity of the video camera.