Sennheiser NET 1 Specifications download pdf (Page 17)

Operation with systems of the

evolution wireless G2 series

When using receivers of the evolution wireless G2 series, there are three

operating modes:

1. “Single Device” operating mode:

one NET 1 with up to 10 receivers

2. “Master/Slave” operating mode:

two NET 1 with up to 20 receivers

3. “Remote” operating mode:

up to five NET 1 connected to a PC with up to 50 receivers.

The connected receivers may well have different frequency ranges.

Preparing the frequency preset scan

With the frequency preset scan, the NET 1 searches for free channels for

multi-channel operation (refer to the instructions for use of the evolution

wireless G2 receivers).

Switched-on transmitters that are to be configured via the NET 1 interfere

with the frequencies preset scan because their frequencies used are not

displayed as being “free”.

왘 Switch off all transmitters that are to be configured via the NET 1.

왘 Leave all transmitters switched on that are not to be configured via the

NET 1.

“Single Device” operating mode

The NET 1 selects one receiver from each of the frequency ranges to perform

the frequency preset scan. The frequencies of the selected channel bank are

assigned to the connected receivers of this frequency range. Subsequently,

the frequencies are transferred to the corresponding transmitters.

Performing the frequency preset

왘 Press and hold the MODE button  on the NET 1. The NET 1 selects one

receiver per frequency range. The “CHANNEL” LED  assigned to this

receiver lights up.

왘 Start the frequency preset scan by pressing the channel button 

assigned to this receiver.

The corresponding “CHANNEL” LED  and the yellow “SCAN” LED 쐋 flash

slowly.

The results of any prior frequency preset scan are overwritten.

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Sennheiser NET 1 Specifications Page 17