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How to Use the Belt Pack and Headset Microphone​

The belt pack is a versatile piece of equipment that allows you to use a headset microphone for enhanced audio quality. This guide will walk you through the steps to properly set up and use the belt pack and headset microphone.

Accessing the Belt Pack​

  • Locate the designated drawer where the belt pack is stored and open it.

Battery Installation​

  • Take out the rechargeable batteries stored in the same drawer.
  • Insert the battery into the belt pack, ensuring that the text on the battery is readable. This confirms that the battery is placed correctly.
  • Close the battery compartment.

Powering On​

  • Turn on the belt pack using the switch located at the top.
  • For the next steps, make sure to turn off the belt pack.

Steps to Attach the Headset​

Locating the Headset​

  • The headset is stored in a small case near the belt pack drawer.
  • Open the case and take out the headset.

Connecting the Headset​

  • Locate the end of the headset that screws into the belt pack.
  • Align the two small knobs on the back of the headset connector with the corresponding slots on the belt pack.
  • Once aligned, the connector will click into place, allowing you to screw it in securely.

Final Steps​

  • Turn the belt pack back on.
  • Place the headset over your ear to complete the setup.

How to Properly Store the Belt Pack and Headset After Use​

Steps for Storing the Headset​

Disconnecting the Headset​

  • Unscrew the headset from the belt pack and remove it.

Wrapping Up the Headset​

  • If there are any knots, untangle them first.
  • Neatly wrap the headset cable.

Storing the Headset​

  • Place the wrapped headset back into its designated case.
  • Thread the small loop on the case through the headset cable for added security.
  • Zip up the case.

Steps for Storing the Belt Pack​

Powering Off​

  • Make sure the belt pack is turned off.

Removing the Battery​

  • Open the battery compartment and remove the battery.

Charging the Battery​

  • Place the battery back in its charger, ensuring that the circle and tab on the battery are facing outward.
  • Press down on the battery to secure it in the charger.

Storing the Belt Pack​

  • Place the belt pack back in its designated spot in the drawer.

How to Record Room Audio Using the Denon System​

Initiating the Recording​

  • Locate the Denon system and identify the "Record" button.
  • Press the "Record" button once; it will start blinking to indicate it's ready.
  • Press the "Record" button again to start the recording. The light will turn solid red, confirming that the recording has begun.

Monitoring the Recording​

  • Keep an eye on the Denon system's display. It will show a timer, indicating the duration of the recording.

Stopping the Recording​

  • To stop the recording, simply press the "Stop" button on the Denon system.

Saving and Scheduling​

  • The recording will automatically be saved on the server.
  • For recurring meetings, they are usually pre-scheduled to be recorded. However, it's always good practice to double-check if you want your specific meeting to be recorded.

Handheld Microphone Operation Guide​

Battery Installation​

  1. Locate the Microphone: Find the handheld microphone stored in the designated area.
  2. Open the Battery Compartment: Unscrew the bottom part of the microphone to access the battery compartment.
  3. Remove Old Battery: If there's an old battery, remove it. The batteries are rechargeable and stored in a specific area.
  4. Insert New Battery:
  • Positive end should be on top.
  • Negative end should be on the bottom.
  1. Close the Compartment: Screw the bottom part back on.

Turning On and Off​

  • To Turn On: Slide the switch to the right.
  • To Turn Off: Slide the switch back to its original position.

Battery Removal and Storage​

  1. Open the Compartment: Unscrew and open the battery compartment.
  2. Remove the Battery: Take out the battery.
  3. Proper Orientation: When placing the microphone back, ensure the side with the circle and tab is facing the correct way.
  4. Close and Store: Close the compartment and store the microphone in its designated area.

Hanger Audio Basic Lighting and Audio Orientation Guide

Audio Setup​

Handhelds and Belt Packs​

  • Handhelds and belt packs are stored in the second drawer.
  • Belt pack one has a malfunctioning LED screen but still works.

Audio Inputs​

  • Thrust 5 and 6 are central inputs for HDMI audio.
  • For phone or other devices, plug into inputs 5 and 6.

Music Playback​

  • No Spotify server in the room.
  • Use the old iMac logged into Spotify for music playback.

Headsets​

  • Position the headset element at the corner of the speaker's smile.
  • Adjust the boom using the sleeve for precise positioning.

Lighting Setup​

Basic Controls​

  • Preset four brings the house lights to full.
  • Individual faders control different zones: downstage, thrust, and pendants.

Locking the Lighting​

  • Lock out the control panel to prevent unauthorized changes.

Recording​

  • Ensure the system is in record mode.
  • Hit the record button when you're live.

Hanger Audio Console Lock Guide

Steps for Locking the Console​

  • Go to the console's menu and select "Setup."

Choose Console Lock​

  • Within the Setup menu, find and select "Console Lock."

No Password Required​

  • The console does not require a password to lock or unlock.
  • You have the option to set a password, but it's not recommended.

Considerations​

  • Setting a password means everyone who uses the console will need to know it.
  • If a password is set and forgotten, unlocking the console could become problematic.

Simplified Hanger Audio Setup Guide

Steps for Audio Setup​

Clear the Area​

  • Make sure all chairs or other obstacles are out of the way before starting.

Single Button Control​

  • The entire audio system, including the console, input cards, processing units, and PA, is turned on by a single button.
  • This is similar to the setup in the chapel.

Additional Components​

  • Turning on the system will also activate the units where all the snakes (cables) are connected for audio processing.