The Audio-Technica ATW-CHG3N is a top - notch, networked two - bay charging station tailored for the fourth - generation 3000 Series transmitters, such as the ATW - T3202 handheld and ATW - T3201 body - pack transmitters. It's all about convenience and advanced features. This station supports NiMH batteries (not included) and has a maintenance charging function to keep your batteries fully powered as long as the transmitters stay in the station. One of its great features is that it can link up to five stations with a single power supply using the TR100 link kit and AD - SA1230XA AC adapter (sold separately), which makes managing multiple charging stations a breeze. It also connects to a network via a standard Ethernet cable, allowing you to monitor the charging status of all connected transmitters through the Audio - Technica app or third - party software. With safety features like auto - detection and shutdown for alkaline or damaged batteries, it protects your valuable equipment. Key features include two - bay charging for specific transmitters, easy LED monitoring, and automatic power - on/off of transmitters when placed or removed from the station.
Using the Audio - Technica ATW - CHG3N is easy. First, make sure you have NiMH batteries (not included) in your 3000 Series fourth - generation transmitters like the ATW - T3202 handheld or ATW - T3201 body - pack transmitters. Then place the transmitters in the charging bays. The station will start charging automatically. If you want to link multiple stations, use the TR100 link kit and AD - SA1230XA AC adapter (sold separately). Connect the station to a network with a standard Ethernet cable, and you can monitor the charging status through the app or third - party software. Here are some important things to note. Don't use alkaline batteries or damaged batteries as the station will detect them and shut off automatically. Also, keep the power supply and cables in good condition. For maintenance, regularly check the charging bays for any dirt or debris. Wipe them clean with a soft, dry cloth. This will help keep your charging station working well and ensure your transmitters' batteries last longer.
