Dukane WMIC1 User Manual

Wireless Mic WMIC1 Quick Start Guide

1. Connect the Receiver to the USB Power adapter by the USB to DC Power ca-

ble . Use the DC port (13 , see below ) on the Receiver.

2. Plug USB Power Adapter into a 115 VAC power outlet.

3. Turn Receiver power (12) to ON. The green LED will come on and continue to

slowly blink.

4. Turn the switch (11) to 20dB / MIC

5. Press the Vol+ and Vol- ( 2 and 7 ) to get the display (5) to read 15.

6. Press the CH+ and CH- (4 and 9 ) to set the channel. A good choice is a chan-

nel of 50 or above to reduce the potential of any WiFi interference. The display

(5) shows the channel.

7. Connect the 3.5 mm mini audio output port (6) with a 3.5 mm mini stereo cable

to the MIC input or audio input on a projector or a sound system. The audio out is

at line level.

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RECEIVER

Blank , closed port

Green LED—Status

Connections for a typical Dukane projector

Connect the audio cable to MIC port on the projector.

Go to the projector menu and set mic level High;

ADVANCED MENU / AUDIO/ MIC LEVEL / HIGH

Then set the MIC VOLUME to midrange , about 30;

ADVANCED MENU / AUDIO/ MIC VOLUME / Set midrange

For the projector to have the sound system operating when the lamp is off set the Standby
Mode to Normal ;

ADVANCED MENU / STANDBY MODE / NORMAL

Projector speakers ; If using the projector speakers be sure they are turned ON.

Also projector volume needs to be set at a suitable level.

Audio Output jack, 3.5 mm

Audio out-

Set switch to 20dB / MIC

Power switch ; set to ON

Power Input jack

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8. Attach antenna to the Transmitter , TX.

Antenna

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9. Open back panel on Transmitter and insert the battery.

10. Plug a mic into the 3.5 mm port on the top of the Transmitter.

11. Turn ON the Transmitter using the top left button. The red led will
flash once and the green LED will slowly blink.

ON / OFF

12. Move Transmitter to less than 3 feet from the Receiver.
No Function

13. When the Receiver green LED goes off and the Transmitter

LED stays on (solid green), the units are paired.

14. Try mic operation. The Transmitter volume may need to be in-

creased by using the Vol+ button on the upper right side.

General LED Indicator Guide

Transmitter ; Flashing green — Looking for a Receiver

Solid green ON — Locked to a Receiver

Flashing red ———-Battery charge low

Port 3.5 mm mini

Volume UP (+)

Volume DOWN

Miniature Microphone
Transmitter - side Buttons

Receiver ; Flashing green — Looking for a Transmitter

No LED on— Paired to Transmitter or off.

Flashing green means a device is searching for a pairing..

Wireless Mic and Receiver System

Headset MIC Connected
to the Transmitter

Your amplifier with speakers

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Your projector with speakers

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