CHIAYO UDR-1000 User Manual

UDR-1000 / UDR-2000
UHF PLL Synthesized Single / Dual Channel True Diversity Wireless Microphone System
UH-2000 / UB-2000
Operation Manual
Pri n ted i n Taiw an, Ju n e 200 7
12 I047
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INTRODUCTION
Congr atu lations , tha nk you for th e pur chase of on e of th ese state -of-the-ar t UHF PLL Synthesi zed 1000-fre quency profe ssional w ire less syst ems .
As this i s a sha red opera tio n manual, p lease read it th oroughly to fa miliarize wi th the fun cti on of each pa rt be fore use.
The fol low ing table g ive s an over vie w of th e individ ual system.
Model
Frequency Band
No. of Channel
Reception Mode
No. of Receiver
AC Adapter
Size
Casing
Receiver LCD Color
Handheld Transmitter
Beltpack Transmitter
Battery used in Transmitter
UDR-1000
UHF
1000
Ture Diversity
1
12-15V / 800mA
19"
Metal
White in Blue LCD
UH-20 00
UB-2000
AA * 2
UDR-2000
2*1000
2
12-15V / 1500 mA
4If the Vol ume C ontrol of t he re ceiver is s et to o high, it ma y over-drive t he input of the mix er, ca using dis tor tion. Con versely, if th e receive r out put is set to o low, the overa ll si gnal to noi se ra tio of the sy stem may be redu ced. Adjust the o utput level of the rec eiv er such tha t hig hest soun d pressure lev el going into th e microph one c auses no inpu t ove rload in th e mix er, and yet pe rmits the mixe r level contro ls to opera te in their n orm al range (n ot to o high or too l ow ). This p rov ides the op tim um signal t o noise f or th e entire sy ste m. 5When in ser ting the ba tte ries, ple ase make sure th at they are inse rted accordi ng to the co rre ct polari ty. 6For PLL freque ncies agile ve rsion, befor e operati on pl ease make s ure t hat the corre spo nding rec eiver MUST ha ve the same f req uency gro up and channel n umber as the tr ans mitter. 7Befor e mak ing any cha nne l change, p lease switch o ff the pow er supply. The synth esi zed progr am wo rks in such a w ay that a change o f channel will o nly take place a fte r a power off and on acti on. O therwis e, th e previou sly s elected f requency will st ay un changed . 8After m aki ng a channe l cha nge, plea se make sure tha t the correspo nding cha nge is made o n the m atching r ece iver also . To be exact, c han ges MUST be made at bot h the tra nsm itter and r ece iver. 9Use onl y bra nd new Alkal ine batterie s. Do not use " gene ral purpo se " ba tteries . When ba tte ries are we ak, r eplace th e batteries al together at th e same time. Do no t mix and u se ne w and old bat ter ies toget her. 10Posi tio n the recei ver s o that it has t he le ast possi ble obstruct ions between i t and the t ran smitter. L ine o f sight is be st! 11The tr ansmitter an d the recei ver s hould be as c los e as possib le but not less th an 1m. 12A recei ver c annot rec eiv e signals f rom two or more tr ansmitters simul tan eously. 13Turn the tran smitter off w hen it is not i n use . Remove th e batteries if i t is not to be used f or a pe riod of tim e.
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REMARKS
Parts and functions
RF Inte rfe rence If you en cou nter rece ivi ng interf ere nce (from o the r than an ope rating TV sta tion), often i t can b e overcom e by ad justing t he re ceiver' s squelch cont rol, as descri bed on belo w. Pleas e not e that wire les s frequen cie s are share d with other rad io services. Accor din g to FCC requ lat ions, wir ele ss microp hone operati ons are unprot ected from in ter ference f rom o ther lice nse d operati ons in the band. I f any interfer ence is recei ved b y any Gover nme nt or non-G ove rnment op eration, the w ireless micro pho ne must cea se op eration . The abov est atement i s val id in the U.S .A.
Recei ver S quelch se tti ng The squ elc h control s ett ing is per LC D dis play on the f ront panel of th e receiver is prese t at th e factory, but can be adjus ted if you mu st us e the system in a hi gh RF inter fer ence area . If th ere is audi o out put from th e rec eiver whe n your transmi tter is OFF, adju st th e squelch c ont rol so the sy ste m will rece ive t he signal f rom your trans mit ter but squ elc h or elimin ate t he unwant ed backgroun d RF noise. Thi s adjus tme nt can caus e a red uction in u sab le range of t he wireless tr ansmitter, so s et the con tro l to the lowe st po sition wh ich r eliably m utes the unwan ted RF signal.
TIPS TO OBTAIN THE BEST RESULTS FOR A WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM
1If external antenna is used, low loss RF shielded cable should be used and the length of the cable should not exceed 3m. 2Do not place the receiver antenna within 1 m from another receiver or antenna. 3The receiver antenna should be kept away from any metal surface.
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UDR-1000 Receiver
1
11
A
A
N
N
T
T
.
.
B
B
1. Slot for front mount antenna
2. Power switch
3. LCD Display
4. UP button
5. DOWN button
6. MENU
13
12
M
I
C
14
B
A
L D
A
N
C
LN
I
E
E
A
F
O
UT
UDR-2000 Receiver
1
2
22
19
A
A
N
N
T.
T.
B
B
1. Slot for front mount Antenna
2. Power switch
3. LCD Display
4. UP button
5. DOWN button
6. MENU
7. SET
8. SCAN
9. USB port
10. Power switch
20
M
I
C
3
22
21
B
AL
A
N
C
E
I E
NL
D
A
F
O
UT
2
15
DC N
I
1
2 1
-
5V
V
7. SET
8. SCAN
9. USB port
10. Slot for front mount antenna
11. Antenna B socket
12. Mic / Line level Switch
4 5
8
6
7
23
DC
1 -2
V
11. LCD Display
12. UP button
13. DOWN button
14. MENU
15. SET
16. SCAN
17. USB port
18. Slot for front mount Antenna
19. Antenna B socket
20. Mic / Line level Switch
24
M
I
C
I
N
1
5
V
10
9
25
26
B
AL
A
N
CE
L
N
EI
D
A
F
O
UT
2
3
13. Unbalanced Out
14. Balanced Out
15. DC IN jack ( for certain market only ).
16. AC IN jack ( for certain market only )
4
6
5
67 68 6
16
A I
C
T
N
P
U
1 V
0
0
- 0
4
2
V
17. Antenna A socket
11
21. Unbalanced Out
22. Balanced Out
23. DC IN jack
24. Mic / Line level Switch
25. Unbalanced Out
26. Balanced Out
27. AC IN jack ( for certain market only )
28. Antenna A socket
12
14 15
13
16
17
6 6 66 6 6
27
A
C
I UT
N
P
0
V
41
2
10
9
17
A
N
T
.
A
18
28
0
V0 -
A
N
T
.A
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