Block 20 512.000
to 537.500 MHz
Block 21 537.600
to 563.100 MHz
Block 22 563.200
to 588.700 MHz
Block 23 588.800
to 614.300 MHz
Block 24
614.400 to 639.900 MHz
Block 25 640.000
to 665.500 MHz
Block 26
665.600 to 691.100 MHz
Block 27 691.200
to 716.700 MHz
Block 28 716.800
to 742.300 MHz
Block 29
742.400 to 767.900 MHz
Block 30
768.000 to 793.500 MHz
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Frequency Adjustment
Switches
To gain access to these switches, slide the access door open with
a fingernail. These two rotary switches change the frequency of
the unit. The frequency range (block) of the unit is laser engraved
on this switch cover or the housing.
Adjusting the Frequency
If you are experiencing interference from another signal on your
frequency, you may want to change the operating frequency of your
system. The left switch changes the operating frequency in large
steps and the right switch changes it in fine steps. If you are
experiencing interference, change the operating frequency in fine
steps to find a clear channel. If it is not possible to find a
clear channel using the fine switch, return it to its original
position and change the left switch by one click then try the
right switch again. Important - make certain that the switches
on the transmitter and receiver are set to the same position.
If not, the system will not be on matched frequencies and will
not work. Transmitter and receiver must also be on the same block.
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