
Section 6 (Continued)
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Noisy or Distorted Audio
If...
You hear excessive background noise or distortion...
Then...
• Turn the AT-216 F.M. system “off ” and leave the hearing aids on in the “T”
position to determine if the noise or distortion is still present in the hearing
aids. If the noise or distortion is still present, the hearing aids will need to
be checked by your hearing aid specialist. If the noise or distortion is not
present in the hearing aids, check the following items:
1. Check batteries in the receiver and transmitter. (The cut-off voltage for
normal operation is 6 volts.)
2. Check that the M-216 transmitter and PR-216 receiver are set to the same
channel and that the compand “Auto / Off” switch is set to the “Auto”
position.
3. Check the microphone gain setting on the M-216 transmitter for
normal operation with the “Voice” modulation indicator
(see page 6 section 2.1 B(3)).
4. Monitor the system using the SM-N earphone assembly plugged
directly into the PR-216 receiver.
5. Operating at distances greater than 200 feet may cause excessive noise.
6. Coiling or bunching the microphone cord of the M-216 transmitter will
reduce the range of the system and could cause excessive noise.
7. Microphone is defective. It is possible to damage the microphone with
excessive heat or moisture.
• If the above steps do not correct the problems, the AT-216 system must
be returned to COMTEK for service.
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