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Contents:

Foreword .......................................................................................................... 1

Safety Instructions ........................................................................................... 1

Product Contents ............................................................................................. 1

General Description ......................................................................................... 2

Product Overview ............................................................................................. 3

Audio Input Socket ....................................................................................... 3

LED Indicators Modulation Level and Battery Status .................................. 3

Antenna Socket ......................................................................................... 3

Push Button Controls ................................................................................... 4

Frequency Label ........................................................................................... 4

Battery Compartment ................................................................................... 5

Belt Clip ........................................................................................................ 5

LCD Display ................................................................................................. 6

Using the AWT-1 .............................................................................................. 7

Tuning the transmitter .................................................................................. 8

Tuning By Frequency ................................................................................ 8

Saving Custom Frequency ....................................................................... 8

Tuning By UHF TV Channel and Sub-Channel......................................... 9

Unit Name .................................................................................................. 10

Mic. Gain .................................................................................................... 10

Low-Cut Filter ............................................................................................. 10

RF Transmission Power ................................ ................................ ............. 10

Locking and Unlocking the Unit .................................................................. 10

Power Settings (On-Mode) ......................................................................... 11

Resetting preferences ................................................................................ 12

Display settings .......................................................................................... 12

Unit Information .......................................................................................... 12

Further Technical Information ........................................................................ 13

Antenna Data for Flexible Wire Antennae .................................................. 13

Model Variants and Switching Bands: ........................................................ 14

Mic Input Connection Details ...................................................................... 15

Cable end connectors ................................................................................ 15

Standard Transmitter Input Cables Details ................................................. 17

Cable Ended Microphones ......................................................................... 22

Specifications: ................................................................................................ 23

RF Transmission System ........................................................................... 23

AF Characteristics ...................................................................................... 23

Modulation Indicators ................................................................................. 23

Battery Status Indicators ............................................................................ 23

Accessories ................................................................................................ 24

AWT-1

AWT-1 User Manual V1.1 1

Foreword

Thank you for choosing Audio Wireless

We aim to offer the best quality products alongside a quick and reliable service for all our customers. Please take some time to read our instruction manual to ensure you get the most out of our equipment.

Safety Instructions

 Please read these instructions carefully before using the unit to avoid

injury and damage to your AWT-1 unit.

 Always include these instructions when passing the unit on to third parties  Never open the electrical units; if the units are opened then the warranty

becomes null and void.

 Protect the unit from damp and wet conditions, as water entering inside

can cause damage to the unit.

 Use only a slightly damp cloth to clean the unit. Do not use any cleansing

agents or solvents.

Product Contents

1 AWT-1 Transmitter 1 Belt Clip 1 Antenna 1 Quick Start Guide 1 Carrying Case

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General Description

The AWT-1 transmitter offers the greatest flexibility and sound quality for crews, operators and sound recordists, whether working internationally or simply under challenging RF conditions. Its sophisticated structure comes in a lightweight yet rugged, CNC machined aluminium case, designed for extra strength and durability as well as the ability to withstand the heavy demands of on-location use. The unit requires a single AA battery which fits into its unique battery compartment designed for fast and easy battery replacement by an easy-twist compartment cover, with a reassuring click-stop mechanism.

Product Features:

 Switching bandwidth up to 120MHz  Tunable in 25kHz steps  Switchable RF output power  Top-level flexibility for international working  Compact design, with rugged all-metal construction  1 x AA alkaline provides up to 5 hours operating time or

using a lithium battery even longer

 Easy-twist battery compartment cover, with click-stop reassurance  External powering capable with adaptor leads  Unique mic-pre design maximizes audio quality  Input sensitivity from -50dBu to 0dBu before limiting  Adjustable low-cut filter  Easy operation by backlit LCD with programmable functions  Battery-level indication and transmitted “low batt” warning system  Pilot-tone carrier  Reliable, professional-grade connectors

Please Note:

To ensure best performance it is recommended to only use the AWT-1 transmitter series with the matching AWDR-1 diversity receiver series.

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Product Overview

Audio Input Socket

The specific socket type may vary by unit. The following connectors are available:

 Small 6-Pin LEMO™ connector (pictured above)  Large 6-Pin LEMO™ connector  Mini 5-pin BM5 Connector (for TA5F cable)

The 6-Pin LEMO™ connectors allow for the microphone-input cable to be connected by a push-pull action. The Mini 5-pin BM5 Connector allows for the microphone-input cable to be connected by a push-latch into TA5F. For more information on pin details please see the Connection details in the Further Technical information section of this manual.

LED Indicators Modulation Level and Battery Status

The three LEDs show the modulation level of the transmitted signal and the battery status. When the battery level is sufficient the light is green and when the battery is low the LED turns red, as an indicator to change the battery as soon as convenient. The modulation level LEDs (-10 and 0dB) indicate the audio level, for straightforward adjustment of the transmitter gain and this enables repeatable levels to be set with ease.

Antenna Socket

The detachable antenna can be connected into this miniature 50 SMA coaxial socket by a simple screw-on action.

TOP VIEW

Antenna

Socket

Audio Input Socket (Model Specific)

Battery/

Modulation

LED Indicators

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Push Button Controls

All user adjustments to the AWT-1 are made via three push buttons. Primarily use the UP and DOWN to scroll through menu’s and the SET-PWR to select choices. Alternatively at any time the SET-PWR button can be held down to turn the transmitter off (and back on) and by holding both the UP and DOWN buttons can you toggle the LOCK function.

Frequency Label

Indicates the tuning bandwidth of the transmitter, where it is possible to tune to any frequency within this range in steps of 25 kHz. Alternatively the user may tune to standard UHF TV channels with pre-coordinated sub channels.

FRONT VIEW

Antenna Socket Audio Input Socket

Frequnecy Label (Model Specific)

Multi-function

LCD Display

Push Button Controls

Battery Compartment

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Battery Compartment

The AWT-1's single AA battery is held in place by a captive, easy-twist compartment cover, with a click-stop mechanism for quick, reliable changes possible by feel alone.

Simply slide open the rotating battery cover to insert a single AA battery into the compartment. And with another slide rotate it back for a reassuring click as the compartment is closed.

Belt Clip

The Belt clip provided with the AWT-1 can be used to mount the unit to clothing and belts, etc. Being detachable it also allows for the unit to be mounted upside down if required.

Please Note:

When inserting the battery please remember to follow the polarity guidance indicated on the rear face of the unit. Remove the battery when the unit will not be used for extended periods of time.

To Open Rotate clockwise To Close Rotate anti

-clockwise

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LCD Display

The backlit multifunction LCD display provides clear access to all the available control menus and functions of the AWT-1. Permanently displayed, irrespective of the currently selected menu, is the continuous AF metering of the signal level and the battery level icons.

By default the following main menus are available:

Name

Example Display

Menu Description & Function

Frequency

Displays Transmission Frequency and

allows for adjustment when selected

Channel

Displays Transmission Channel & Sub-

Channel as well as allowing for adjustment

when selected

Name

Displays Unit Name and allows for

adjustment when selected

Gain

Displays Microphone Gain and allows for

adjustment when selected

-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0

MHZ

-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0

Please Note:

The display backlight and LED indicators (when active) illuminate for approximately 15 seconds from last button press and subsequently turn off to optimize battery use.

-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0

MHZ

MUTE

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Name

Example Display

Menu Description & Function

Low-Cut

Allows for adjustment of the Low Cut Filter

when selected. Note the “HPF” symbol appears when this has been activated.

Displays RF Power and allows for adjustment

when selected

Lock

Displays current Lock state and allows

adjustment of the Lock Setting

On-Mode

Allows for adjustment of the Power-On mode

Reset

Option to return all settings to factory defaults

Display

Options for displaying or hiding certain Menus

Info.

Gives Unit Info

-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0

H P F

-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0

Please Note:

All menus are set to be shown by default. However within the display menu it is also possible to choose to show only one out of the Frequency, Channel or Name menus and hence hide the other two.

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Using the AWT-1

Tuning the transmitter

There are two methods available for tuning the transmitter allowing both complete flexibility and convenience. These are tuning by Frequency or by numbered UHF TV Channel with pre-coordinated Sub-Channels.

Tuning By Frequency

By default the Frequency menu is the first menu that appears upon turning ON the unit. On the Frequency menu the currently used frequency for transmission is displayed on the screen in MHz.

1. To tune, press the SET-PWR button to start the frequency select mode. In this mode the displayed frequency flashes.

2. Use the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll through the entire switching bandwidth in steps of 25 kHz.

3. To save the selected frequency press the SET-PWR button to store, the confirmatory “SAVED” message will appear.

Saving Custom Frequency

The transmitter can save up to 24 frequencies to the user customisable channel bank listed as “VAR XX” in the channel menu. To store a frequency - simply repeat the above but after selecting the frequency quickly press the SET-PWR button again whilst the “SAVED” message appears.

Then select the desired custom channel, named “VAR 01” to “VAR 24” and hit the SET-PWR button to select and display the confirmatory “SAVED” message.

Please Note:

There are 24 user customisable channels available, which after being set in the frequency mode menu, are then accessible via the channel mode menu, explained further below. Remember to change display mode to “All” to have both menus available. Resetting the unit will clear all user channel pre-sets.

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Tuning By UHF TV Channel and Sub-Channel

Within the Channel Menu the previously selected UHF TV Channel and sub-channel are displayed. From this menu you can tune the transmitter to the pre-set channels within the switching bandwidth.

A UHF TV channel (8MHz wide) has up to 12 pre-coordinated sub-channels (labelled A through to M, excluding the letter I). These have been calculated to avoid interference between them, maximizing the use of the available spectrum.

1. To tune to a UHF TV channel, press the SET-PWR button whilst on the Channel Menu to start the channel select mode. In this mode the displayed channel information flashes.

2. Use the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll through all the available channels and press the SET-PWR button to select one. As well as the model dependent range of UHF TV channels are the user customisable “VARXX” channels available.

3. Use the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll through the available sub-channels and press the SET-PWR button to select your choice and “SAVED” message appears to confirm your selection. Please note, each UHF TV channel may have up to 12 pre-coordinated sub-channels, e.g. “A>M”.

Please Note:

Channel 38 (606-614 MHz), commonly used in the UK is presented with 2 sets of sub-channels. The Audio Wireless co-ordinated “A>M” set and the alternative JMFG “38-XX” option that grants a set of sub-channels numbered from 1-10. Do not use sub-channels from both sets simultaneously.

For users in the UK it should be noted that channel 38, is the only general purpose channel recommended for use by the JMFG in public spaces.

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Unit Name

For convenience and quick distinction between units it is possible to name the transmitter with a six-character alpha-numerical name. The characters available A-Z, 0-9 and 3 special characters; “*”, “-”and “ ”. By default the name given is the Units Model Number, e.g. “AWT-1P”.

Mic. Gain

In the Gain Menu, it is possible to adjust the mic-amplifier gain with the UP and DOWN buttons anywhere between 0 and -51dB. Adjust the gain such that during

normal volume of speech the ‘-10’ dB LED lights regularly. For common lavaliere microphones like Sanken™ COS-11D the advised starting level is -30dB.

Low-Cut Filter

To reduce unwanted low-frequency noise such as wind and handling noise, you can activate a low-cut filter.

There are 3 pre-sets available: FLAT No Effect

CUT 1: - 6dB @ 88Hz CUT 2: - 6dB @ 120Hz

RF Transmission Power

In the ‘RF’ menu the transmission power can be adjusted between High (50mW), Medium (30mW) and Low (10mW).

Please Note:

It is the responsibility of the User to follow their residing territory’s broadcasting regulatory body limits for RF power output.

Please Note:

When “CUT 1” or “CUT 2” is selected, the “HPF” icon will appear on the screen.

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Locking and Unlocking the Unit

The AWT-1 is designed with a LOCK function to help prevent any undesired changes to settings. As well as a basic toggle lock mode is a more robust Super- Lock (“SULOCK”) which can only be removed by removing the battery or the external powering source cabling.

The general Lock can be activated and de-activated at any time by pressing and holding both the UP and DOWN keys until the key icon appears or disappears on the LCD display. It can also be set via the Lock menu and selecting “LOCK” but it can only be unlocked by holding both the UP and DOWN keys.

The “SULOCK” mode is activated within the Lock menu in the same way but can only be UNLOCKED by removing the power from the unit.

It should be noted both Lock modes restrict any changes to any of the menu options available but only in “LOCK” mode can the unit can still be powered off by a long press of the SET-PWR button. When either lock mode is activated the key icon will appear and “LOCK” or “SULOCK” will be displayed when any setting changes are attempted.

Power Settings (On-Mode)

The AWT-1 features two POWER-ON modes; Manual and Automatic. The Manual mode allows the unit to be turned ON/OFF by holding the SET-PWR button. In the Automatic mode the transmitter will power on as soon as a battery is inserted and may be powered down by holding the SET-PWR button.

Battery performance can be optimized by using the lower RF power outputs, but note this may affect transmission range. An on-site test is recommended before use to establish the appropriate settings for each usage scenario. The lower RF power setting is also recommended when a large number of systems are employed in small vicinity.

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Resetting preferences

Use this menu to reset the unit to the following Factory default settings:

 Clear all User defined channels, VAR-01 to VAR-24  Unit Name – Unit Model name, e.g. “AWT-1P”  Gain – 32dB  Low Cut Filter – Flat  RF Power – Medium  Lock Mode – Unlocked  On Mode – Manual  Display – All

To Reset the AWT-1, press the SET-PWR button whilst the Reset Menu is displayed, and press the UP or DOWN button to select “OK” to reset or “NO” to cancel. To confirm your choice press the SET-PWR button. After resetting the “SAVED” message will be displayed.

Display settings

In certain usage situations it may be preferred to hide some of the menus. For example, if the transmitter is to only be tuned using frequencies it may be preferable to hide the channel menu, or vice versa when tuning with UHF channels and sub-channels. Alternatively, if the device has been tuned and will not need to be change for an extended period of time it may be of benefit to display only the Unit’s Name to quickly distinguish amongst other units.

The Menu Display options available are: All – Display all Menus; Frequency, Channel and Name. Freq – Display only the Frequency Menu & not the Channel or Name Menus. Chan – Display only the Channel Menu & not the Frequency or Name Menus. Name – Display only the Name Menu & not the Frequency or Channel Menus.

To change the displayed menus, simply hit the SET-PWR button whilst on the Display Menu to start the Display menu select mode and cause the current Display option to flash continuously. Then use the UP or DOWN buttons to cycle to the desired setting and press the SET-PWR button to select your choice and display the confirmation “SAVED” message.

Unit Information

Within the INFO menu it is possible to view the following unit information;

Serial Number - Unit Unique and same as on the rear casing

Model name - e.g. “AWT-1P” Max switching frequency - In MHz, model specific Min switching frequency - In MHz, model specific Dc volt level - The voltage reading of the battery Software version number - The Software version number

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Further Technical Information

Antenna Data for Flexible Wire Antennae

COLOUR CODE

CENTRE FREQUENCY

(MHz)

USABLE FREQUENCY

RANGE (MHz)

ACTIVE LENGTH (mm)

BLUE

560

510 - 620

125

BLACK

650

600 - 720

106

RED

750

700 - 800

NOTE: RX AND TX ANTENNA LENGTHS ARE SAME.

Active length is the length of the antennae from the connecting socket housing to the tip.

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500 MHz

600 MHz

700 MHz

BE1: 510-542

U1: 600-632

G2: 720-748

G4: 755-785

G3: 730-766

G5: 710-766 MHz

U6: 660-715MHz

FB1: 510-566 MHz

G6: 730-785 MHz

800 MHz

FB3: 710-785 MHz

FB2: 600-715 MHz

C1: 600-698 MHz

USA/CAN Exc. 608-614 MHz

Model Variants and Switching Bands: AWT-1 AWT-1dband AWT-1plus

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Mic Input Connection Details

The microphone input connection provides for:

 Direct powering connection for electret microphones  A high sensitivity input for dynamic microphones (with TDC adaptor

cables)

 Line input capability (with TLC adaptor cables)  External powering for transmitter (with TLCP adaptor cables)

There are 3 options of Mic audio input connectors:

1. Large 6-pin L6 LEMO connector – ERY.2C.306.CLL

Pin 1: Mic Input Pin 2: Line Input Pin 3: External Powering Pin 4: Cable Detection Pin 5: 0V Ground Pin 6: M+ positive supply

2. Small 6-pin LEMO connector – ECG.0B.306.CLV

Pin 1: Mic Input Pin 2: Line Input Pin 3: External Powering Pin 4: Cable Detection Pin 5: 0V Ground Pin 6: M+ positive supply

3. BM-5 connector – RT3NP

Pin 1: 0V Ground Pin 2: M+ positive supply Pin 3: Mic Input Pin 4: External Powering Pin 5: Line Input

6 2 5

2 4 3

Please Note:

Please note the above chassis mounted connectors are shown from the external face view, whereas the following cable connectors shown are from the solder side.

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Cable end connectors

1. XLR connector – NC3FX

Pin 1: 0V Ground Pin 2: AF + Φ Pin 3: Linked to Pin 1 Pin 4: Linked to Pin 1

2. Large 6-pin L6 LEMO connector – FFA.2C.306.CLAL52

Pin 1: Mic Input Pin 2: Line Input Pin 3: External Powering Pin 4: Cable Detection Pin 5: 0V Ground Pin 6: M+ positive supply

3. Small 6-pin LEMO connector – JGG.0B.306.CLAD52

Pin 1: Mic Input Pin 2: Line Input Pin 3: External Powering Pin 4: Cable Detection Pin 5: 0V Ground Pin 6: M+ positive supply

4. TFA-5 connector – RT3FC

Pin 1: 0V Ground Pin 2: M+ positive supply Pin 3: Mic Input Pin 4: External Powering Pin 5: Line Input

5. Small 4-pin Hirose (dc) connector – HR10A-7P-4P

Pin 1: 0V Ground Pin 2: Unused Pin 3: Unused Pin 4: External Powering

1 5 2

2 4 3

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Standard Transmitter Input Cables Details

TDC-6S: Dynamic microphone cable, terminated to small 6-pin LEMO to

XLR type female. (Colour code: Black sleeved)

TDC-6L: Dynamic microphone cable, terminated to large 6-pin LEMO to

XLR type female. (Colour code: Black sleeved)

Diagram same as above

TDC-6P: Dynamic microphone cable, terminated to TFA-5 to XLR type

female. (Colour code: Black sleeved)

XLR

LEMO

XLR

TFA-5

Please Note:

Please note the below TDC-xx Dynamic microphone cables may also be used for line inputs up to 0dBm. Larger line inputs must use a TLC-xx Line input adapter cable.

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TLC-6S: Line input adapter cable, terminated to small 6-pin LEMO to

XLR type female. (Colour code: Red sleeved)

TLC-6L: Line input adapter cable, terminated to large 6-pin LEMO to XLR

type female. (Colour code: Red sleeved) Diagram same as above

TLC-6P: Line input adapter cable, terminated to TFA-5 to XLR type

female. (Colour code: Red sleeved)

LEMO

XLR

TFA-5

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TLCP-6S: Line input adapter cable with external powering, with in-line

voltage regulator and dc filtering, terminated to small 6-pin LEMO to XLR type female and 4-pin Hirose dc connector.

TLCP-6L: Line input adapter cable with external powering, with in-line

voltage regulator and dc filtering, terminated to large 6-pin LEMO to XLR type female and 4-pin Hirose dc connector.

Diagram same as above

TLCP-6P: Line input adapter cable with external powering, with in-line

voltage regulator and dc filtering, terminated to TFA-5 to XLR type female and 4-pin Hirose dc connector.

HR-4 (dc)

XLR

LEMO

DC REG

FILTERING

XLR

HR-4 (dc)

TFA-5

DC REG

FILTERING

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2TLCP-6S: Line input adapter cable for two Transmitters with external powering, with in-line voltage regulator and dc filtering, terminated to two small 6-pin LEMO connectors to two XLR type female and a 4-pin Hirose dc connector.

2TLCP-6L: Line input adapter cable for two Transmitters with external

powering, with in-line voltage regulator and dc filtering, terminated to two large 6-pin LEMO connectors to two XLR type female and a 4-pin Hirose dc connector.

Diagram same as above

HR-4 (dc)

LEMO (1)

LEMO (2)

XLR (1)

XLR (2)

DC REG

FILTERING

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2TLCP-6P: Line input adapter cable for two Transmitters with external

powering, with in-line voltage regulator and dc filtering, terminated to two TFA-5 connectors to two XLR type female and a 4-pin Hirose dc connector.

HR-4 (dc)

TFA-5 (1)

TFA-5 (2)

XLR (1)

XLR (2)

DC REG

FILTERING

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Cable Ended Microphones

Microphone

Connector Type

Small LEMO

Large LEMO

TFA-5

TRAM 50

Pin 1 & 6 – Red

Pin 5 & 4 – Black & Screen

Pin 3 & 2 – Red

Pin 1 – Black &

Screen

COS 11

Pin 1 & 6 – Black

Pin 5 & 4 – Screen & White

Pin 3 & 2 – Black

Pin 1 – Screen &

White

ECM 77

Pin 1 & 6 – Red

Pin 5 & 4 – Screen & White

Pin 3 & 2 – Red

Pin 1 – Screen &

White

AKG77-3

Pin 1 & 6 – Red

Pin 5 & 4 – Blue & Screen

Pin 3 & 2 – Red

Pin 1 – Blue &

Screen

Countryman

EMW

Pin 1 & 6 – Red

Pin 5 & 4 – Screen & Green

Pin 3 & 2 – Red

Pin 1 – Screen &

Green

DPA 4060

Pin 1 & 6 – Inner

Pin 5 & 4 – Screen

Pin 3 & 2 – Inner

Pin 1 – Screen

MKE 2

Pin 1 & 6 – Red

Pin 5 & 4 – Blue & Screen

Pin 3 & 2 – Red

Pin 1 – Blue &

Screen

KAT

Pin 1 & 6 – Red

Pin 5 & 4 – Screen & Black

Pin 3 & 2 – Red

Pin 1 – Screen &

Black

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Specifications:

RF Transmission System

Carrier Range 470 to 790 MHz Number of frequencies Switchable in 25 kHz steps Switching bandwidth Up to 120MHz Modulation System F3EGN RF output power Switchable, typical 50mW, 30mW and 10mW RF output connector SMA 50 Ohms

AF Characteristics

AF Sensitivity 0dBV to -50dBV adjustable in 1dB steps Compandor System Audio Wireless UNR (unique Noise Reduction) System S/N Ratio >100dB System Freq. Response 60Hz to 20 kHz, ±2dB System THD <0.2% at 1 kHz (@+6dBV output level)

<0.3% at 40dB above limiting level, mic gain set @max. Gain

Low Cuts selectable:

• FLAT: No effect

• CUT1: -6dB@88Hz

• CUT2: -6dB@120Hz

Modulation Indicators

Green LED -10dB below limiting Red LED 0dB is the limiting level

Battery Status Indicators

Green >1.2V Red <1.0V (Batt Warning Signal is transmitted to the

matching RX)

No Light Battery Flat or in Power-Save mode Battery Type 1 AA size battery, IEC LR6 (MN1500) Current Consumption PWR.HI: approx. 250mA (50mW) @ 1.5V

PWR.LO: approx. 150mA (10mW) @ 1.5V

Battery Life PWR.LO: approx. 10 hours

PWR.HI: approx. 5 hours, longer with lithium type

External Powering 7 to 18V dc (with ‘TLCP’ cable – sold separately) Dimensions approx. 69(h) x 61(w) x 20(d) mm Weight approx. 124g inc. battery, belt clip & antenna Operating Temperature -10 °C to +55°C

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Accessories

Supplied:

 Antennas (x1)  Quick start guide  Belt Clip

Optional extras

 TDC: Dynamic microphone input adapter cable  TLC: Line input adapter cable  TLCP: Line input and external powering adapter cable  2TLCP: Double line input and external powering adapter cable

Audio Wireless Ltd reserves the right to change specifications without notice, as part of its policy of continuous product development. © Audio Wireless Ltd.

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