The Wireless GO II receiver displays a variety of symbols that indicate the current status of the system, including recording, pairing, output mode and microphone settings. Understanding these icons makes it easier to confirm your configuration at a glance and quickly identify any issues.
Receiver Display Symbols
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| The transmitter channel is muted. | |
| The unit is overheating. Move it out of direct sunlight and disconnect it from charging until it cools. | |
| Maximum output gain at 0 dB. | |
| Output gain set to minus 6 dB. | |
| Output gain set to minus 12 dB. | |
| Output gain set to minus 24 dB. | |
| Audio level meter for the transmitter. | |
| The transmitter pad is enabled. | |
| Marker mode is enabled when the Ø button is pressed. | |
| A marker has been added to the onboard recording. | |
| The transmitter is not connected to the receiver. | |
| The transmitter is connected to the receiver. A flashing icon indicates the receiver is ready to pair with a transmitter. | |
| The transmitter is recording to its onboard memory. | |
| The receiver is using Split mode and outputs a stereo signal. | |
| The receiver is using Merge mode and outputs a mono signal. |
Tip: Checking the receiver display before recording is a quick way to confirm your transmitters are connected, your recording mode is correct and onboard recording is active if required.
For more information on how to use and explore the Wireless GO II, please see our Wireless GO II User Guide