Where should the “off_low_high” button on the transmitter be positioned?

This question refers to the TX-50RF transmitter that is only used with professional devices such as pro dj controllers and audio mixer boards. (Our clients who don’t use DJ’s have the TX-60RF)

• Leave it on the “low” setting unless you have a football field sized area you are trying to fill.
• The “low” versus “high” refers to signal strength and not to music volume. (Again, it is NOT a volume switch)
• It will not affect the music volume but it can negatively affect the transmitters susceptibility to interference from nearby electronics. For example, the clicking  noise that can be heard if a live headphone or cell phone gets too near the transmitter can happen more often when on the high setting.
• Only use the high setting if you are in a huge area and/or some of the guests are losing reception in their headphones.
• The “off” position turns the unit off, but you can simply unplug the power when done and leave the transmitter switch on “low”.