Possible settings

MONO

Only the transmitter’s left audio input is transmitted. The receiver receives the signal as a mixed mono signal in both the left and right channels and reproduces it the same for both ears.

The FOCUS setting has no function in the mono configuration.

Example:

There is a solo artist on the stage. The artist sets the audio transmission mode to “Mono” and uses the left audio input on the transmitter. The mono signal is delivered to both ears at the receiver.



STEREO

The transmitter’s left and right audio inputs are transmitted. Depending on the signal type (direct mono signal from artists or mixed stereo signals from the mixing console), the two audio channels are added and delivered to the listener as mixed mono signals (direct signals from artists) or mixed stereo signals (mixed signals from the mixing console).

You can use the Focus (Setting the FOCUS) and Panorama (see Panorama setting) functions to control the volume distribution on individual channels.

Example:

There are two artists on stage. You set the audio transmission mode to “Stereo” and assign the audio inputs as follows:
  • Artist A uses the left audio input
  • Artist B uses the right audio input

At the receiver, the mixed audio signals from both artists arrive at both ears and can then be individually controlled using the Focus and Panorama functions.

With the FOCUS ON setting, the two audio channels are added and arrive at the listener’s left and right ears as mixed mono signals. You can then adjust the mixing of the individual mono signals under Panorama (PAN).
With the FOCUS OFF setting, the two audio channels are added and arrive at the listener as mixed stereo signals. You can then adjust the balance of the mixed stereo signals under Panorama (PAN).