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USER MANUAL GuitarLink Wireless ALESIS
1. Make sure all items listed in the Box Contents are
3. Place the product in an appropriate location for
Support For complete system requirements, compatibility information, and product registration, visit the Alesis website: alesis.com/guitarlink-wireless. For additional product support, visit alesis.com/support. Quick Setup
1. Flip the power switch to the "On" position for the transmitter and receiver.
2. Press the Pair Button on both the transmitter and the receiver. The Pair LED will be lit
solid on the transmitter and receiver when they have successfully connected.
3. Set the receiver antenna to a vertical position.
4. Connect your guitar to the transmitter and adjust your guitar’s output volume.
5. Use a standard 1/4" cable (not included) to connect the receiver's Amp Output to your
6. Set the volume control on the receiver to the highest level possible without distorting or
clipping the guitar signal. This level will vary with the settings of your guitar's volume and your guitar amplifier's gain and/or volume. Adjust your guitar amplifier's volume last. BOX CONTENTS GuitarLink Wireless Transmitter GuitarLink Wireless Receiver Power Adapter 2 AAA Batteries User Guide Safety & Warranty Manual3 Connection Diagram
Guitar* Transmitter Receiver Amplifier*
Transmitter Features Front Panel 1. Pair Button – Press this button to connect to the receiver. The Pair LED will illuminate when connected to the receiver.
2. Pair LED – Illuminates when the transmitter is
connected with the receiver.
3. Power LED – Illuminates when the transmitter is powered on.
Rear Panel 1. Battery Compartment – Insert 2 AAA batteries here to power the transmitter. 2. On/Off Switch – Slide this switch to power the transmitter on. 3. Guitar Cable – Connect the attached 1/4” cable to your guitar’s 1/4” output. Bottom Panel
1. Guitar Strap Clip – Use the attached clip to secure
the GuitarLink Wireless transmitter to your guitar strap or to your pocket.
Receiver Features Front Panel
1. Pair Button – Press this button to
connect to the transmitter. The Pair LED will illuminate when connected to the transmitter. 2. Pair LED – Illuminates when the receiver is connected with the transmitter.
3. Power LED – Illuminates when the receiver is powered on.
4. Volume – Adjusts the volume of the signal going to the Amp Output.
5. Amp Output – Use a standard 1/4" cable (not included) to connect the GuitarLink
Wireless receiver to your amplifier. Rear Panel 1. Battery Compartment – Insert 2 AAA batteries here to power the receiver. 2. On/Off Switch – Slide this switch to power the receiver on.
3. Power Input – Connect the included 5V 1A,
Center-Pin Positive power adapter here. 4. Antenna – Place the antenna in a vertical position for best results in transmitting the wireless signal. If the wireless signal quality is poor, change the position of the antenna.
- Make sure both the transmitter and receiver are powered on.
- Make sure you are within the 60-foot (20-meter) transmitting range.
- Make sure the transmitter and receiver have been paired.
- Adjust the output volume on your guitar.
- Make sure the volume controls on your mixer and speakers are turned up.
- Check the power LEDs on both the receiver and transmitter. If one of them is off, check that the device is powered correctly: o Install fresh AAA batteries in the transmitter. o Connect the power adapter to (or install fresh AAA batteries in) the receiver. Weak signal:
- Adjust the output volume on your guitar.
- Make sure there are no objects (computers, walls, furniture, etc.) between the transmitter and receiver.
- Make sure you are within the 60-foot (20-meter) transmitting range.
- If the transmitter or receiver is being powered from batteries, install fresh AAA batteries. Poor signal quality:
- Keep any connected audio cables away from the receiver’s antenna.
- If the transmitter or receiver is being powered from batteries, install fresh AAA batteries.7 Guía del usuario (Español)
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