Galaxy Audio AS-1100-2, AS-1106-2, AS-1106-4, AS-1110-2, AS-1110-4 Quick Start Guide

GAL A X Y AUDIO Quick Start Guide

Wireless Personal Monitor

Included Components

1. AS-1100T x1

2. AS-1100R x1

3. EB4 Ear Buds x1

4. MREWD Rack Kit x1

5. Antenna x1

6. Power Supply x1

7. Quick Start Guide x1

Setup

1

Insert the 5.5mm plug into the DC input
jack, plug the wall wart into a 120VAC
outlet.

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GALA XY AUDIO Quick Start Guide

Wireless Personal Monitor

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Included Components

1. AS-1100T x1

2. AS-1100R x1

3. EB4 Ear Buds x1

4. MREWD Rack Kit x1

5. Antennas x1

6. Power Supply x1

7. Quick Start Guide x1

Setup

1

Insert the 5.5mm plug into the DC input
jack, plug the wall wart into a 120VAC
outlet.

Dual Rack Mounting (Optional)

1

Screw one short rack ear on the left side
of the first transmitter, and one coupler
half onto the right side of the same
transmitter using the provided screws.

2

Press the “SET” button, the display will
flash “GROUP”. Use the up and down
buttons to select a group number. Press
set again, the display will flash “CHANNEL”.
Use the up down buttons to select a
channel number.

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Input Connection (XLR): Connect a
shielded XLR microphone cable to the
transmitter’s left and right XLR input,
connect the other end into your signal
source’s left and right outputs.

Optional Accessories

AS-1100

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Input Connection (XLR): Connect a
shielded XLR microphone cable to the
transmitter’s left and right XLR input,
connect the other end into your signal
source’s left and right outputs.

2

Screw one short rack ear on the right
side of the second transmitter, and one
coupler half onto the left side of the
same transmitter.

Insert Two AA Alkaline Batteries into the
Receiver.

Optional Accessories

7.

1. EB6 Ear Bud Upgrade

2.

2. EB10 Ear Bud Upgrade

3. Unlimited Receivers

can be added

4. EXTBNC: BNC Cable

for Front Mounting Antenna
(4 lengths available)

5. CN-BNCPM: BNC Connector

for Front Mounting Antenna

6.

Input Connection (1/4"): Connect a 1/4"
cable to the transmitter’s left and right
1/4" input, connect the other end into
your signal source's left and right outputs.

3

Align both transmitters so that the coupler
halves fit, and screw them together.

4

Turn the Level knob clockwise to power
on the Receiver.

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4. 5.

Attach the antenna to the antenna jack

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and position at a 45 angle if possible.

Align the dual transmitters to the rack
and screw into the rack.

Repeat step 2 on the Receiver so that the
Receiver matches the same Group and
Channel number.

What May be Needed
to Rack

(Not Included)

1. Rack Screws 10/32 x .75",

Phillips Truss Head Screws

2. #2 Phillips Head

Screwdriver

1. 2.

Single Rack Mounting (Optional)

1

Attach the long and short rack ears to
either side of choice using the provided
screws. Align and screw into the rack.

Operation

1

Press and hold the Power button for 3
seconds to power on the Transmitter.

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Insert the ear buds into the receiver and
adjust the volume to a comfortable level.

Input Connection (1/4"): Connect a 1/4"
cable to the transmitter’s left and right
1/4" input, connect the other end into
your signal source's left and right outputs.

1. EB6 Ear Bud Upgrade

2. EB10 Ear Bud Upgrade

3. Unlimited Receivers

can be added

4. EXTBNC: BNC Cable

for Front Mounting Antenna
(4 lengths available)

5. CN-BNCPM: BNC Connector

for Front Mounting Antenna

1. 2.

3.

4. 5.

4

Attach the antenna to the antenna jack
and position at a 45 angle if possible.

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AS-1100

What May be Needed
to Rack

(Not Included)

1. Rack Screws 10/32 x .75",

Phillips Truss Head Screws

2. #2 Phillips Head

Screwdriver

1. 2.

Single Rack Mounting (Optional)

1

Attach the long and short rack ears to
either side of choice using the provided
screws. Align and screw into the rack.

Dual Rack Mounting (Optional)

1

Screw one short rack ear on the left side
of the first transmitter, and one coupler
half onto the right side of the same
transmitter using the provided screws.

2

Press the “SET” button, the display will
flash “GROUP”. Use the up and down
buttons to select a group number. Press
set again, the display will flash “CHANNEL”.
Use the up down buttons to select a
channel number.

2

Screw one short rack ear on the right
side of the second transmitter, and one
coupler half onto the left side of the
same transmitter.

Insert Two AA Alkaline Batteries into the

Receiver.

3

Align both transmitters so that the coupler
halves fit, and screw them together.

4

Turn the Level knob clockwise to power
on the Receiver.

4

Align the dual transmitters to the rack
and screw into the rack.

5

Repeat step 2 on the Receiver so that the
Receiver matches the same Group and
Channel number.

Operation

1

Press and hold the Power button for 3
seconds to power on the Transmitter.

63

Insert the ear buds into the receiver and
adjust the volume to a comfortable level.

AS-1100

Wireless Personal Monitor

FAQ

Quick Start Guide

1. Q. I only have one Aux output available on my mixer, and the sound is only in one ear.

A. On the back of the transmitter, you will see a “MONO / STEREO” switch, move it to the appropriate mode.

2. Q. How many receivers can I use?

A. It is unlimited. Use as many as you need.

3. Q. Can you have more than 1 mix?

A. You will need another AS-900 system on a different frequency for each mix.

4. Q. Can I use ear buds other than the supplied EB4?

A. Yes, you can use any headphone or ear bud with an impedance of 16 ohms or higher.

The frequencies of the Galaxy UHF Wireless Systems are on frequencies that are used by Digital Television stations.

To be assured of the best performance, you should determine on what RF channels the DTV stations
in your area are broadcasting, then set your wireless systems on frequencies that are not being used.
For more information, please view the DTV Frequency Ranges & FCC Consumer Alert online at:

Other Helpful Sources

AS-1100
Product Page

AS-1100
Cutsheet

AS-1100
Manual

(PDF Download)

AS-1100
How To Video

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galaxyaudio.com/support/schematics-and-frequency-charts

Wireless Tips

Maintain line of sight between the transmitter and receiver antennas.

Do not have walls, metal objects, large crowds, etc. blocking the line of sight between the transmitter and receiver.

Antennas on the stationary equipment should be kept several feet above the ground.

Antennas can be mounted on stands or walls using brackets such as the ANT-LB.

On body pack receivers/transmitters, avoid putting them in your pocket, and/or folding the antenna under the pack.
The antenna should hang freely and openly.

Keep the distance between transmitters and receivers as short as possible.

If distances above 20-30' are unavoidable, directional antennas such as the ANT-PDL can improve reception by
rejecting signals outside their pickup angle.

Find out what TV stations are broadcasting in your area and avoid the channels they are on.

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Specifications subject to change without notice.

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If your receiver is showing that it is receiving RF when your transmitter is turned off, you need to move to another
frequency.

If you are using several systems, you can contact [e-mail] for assistance in
frequency coordination.

Make certain you are using fresh batteries, rechargeable batteries may be used, but they discharge at a much
faster rate than alkaline.