MIPRO mr801a2 User Manual

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OPERATINGMANUAL

MR-801Half19-inchunit

UHFWirelessMicrophoneSystem

ElectronicsCo.,Ltd.

Headoffice:814,Pei-KangRoad,Chiayi,600,Taiwan.
Taipeioffice:5,Lane118,Sung-tehRoad,100,Taipei,Taiwan.

Web-http://www.mipro.com.tw
E-mail:@mipro.com.twmipro

2CE126

WIRELESSRECEIVER

B.RearPanel

ThankyouforselectingMIPROUHFhalf19-inchunittruediversity
wirelessreceiversystem.Beforeoperatingpleasereadthisinstruction
manualcarefullyandthoroughlyinordertoattainthecorrectoperating
proceduresandachievethebestresults.

ThissystemisdividedintoUHFsinglechanneltruediversity
receiverwithmatchingonemicrophonesandindividualvolumecontrols.
Thissystemisalsoequippedwith"PILOTONE"andthelatest"NOISE
LOCK"dual-squelchcircuit,andprovidestheefficacyforeliminatethe
randomnoiseinterferencewhenthereceiverisatstandbystate.

Thissystemincludesthefollowingaccessories:

①×AudioOutputCable1
③×Antenna2

④×AC/DCAdapter1orPowerCablex1

②×InstructionManual1

1.PartsNameAndFunctions

A.FrontPanel

(Antennainrear)

POWER

(2)

(Antennainfront)

POWER

TRUEDIVERSITYWIRELESSRECEIVER

MR-801 SIGNAL AUDIO

(3) (4)

TRUEDIVERSITYWIRELESSRECEIVER

MR-801 AUDIO

SIGNAL

ANT.B

(Withswitching
powersupply)

-

(7)

(Antennainrear)

UNBALANCEDOUT

ANT.B

MIC

BALANCEDOUT

(8) (10)(9) (13)(12)(11)

(6)

+

UNBALANCEDOUT

ANT.B

MIC

BALANCEDOUT

(8) (9) (10) (13)(12)(11)

SQ

ANT.A

LEVEL

LINE

(Withswitching
powersupply)

SQ

ANT.A

LEVEL

LINE

(Antennainfront)

UNBALANCEDOUT

BALANCEDOUT LINEMIC

(6)

(7) (9) (10) (12)(11)

(10)(9) (12)(11)

UNBALANCEDOUT

BALANCEDOUT

LEVEL SQ

LEVEL SQ

LINEMIC

(Fig.2)

(6)ACInputJack:Toconnect85~265VoltsACpower.
(7)DC12VInputJack:Toconnect12VDCfromtheAC/DCadapter.

(8)AntennaInputConnectors:ForRearAntennaPlacement.
(9)BalancedAudioOutputJack:WithCannon/XLRtypeconnector

providesbalancedaudiooutputsignalfromthisjacktotheamplifier.

(10)UnbalancedAudioOutputJack:With1/4"PhoneJackprovides

audiooutputsignalfromthisjacktotheamplifier.

(11)UnbalancedLevelSwitch:"MIC"selectionisfor"Microphone-level"

output."LINE"selectionisfor"Line-out"leveloutput.

(12)SquelchAdjusters:Adjustthe squelchleveltoeliminatetheRF

noiseinterferenceatreceiverstand-bystate.

(13)AntennaInputConnectors:ForrearAntennaPlacement.

(2)(1) (3) (5)

(4)

(Fig.1)

(1)AntennaInputConnector:ForFrontAntennaPlacement.
(2)PowerSwitch&Indicator:Whenswitchisturnedon,redindicator

illuminatestodenotenormalpowerstatus.

(3)RFSignalIndicator:IndicatesreceivingtransmittingRFsignals.
(4)AudiosignalIndicator:Indicatesthemicrophonesignal.

(5)AntennaInputConnector:ForFrontAntennaPlacementofdual

channel.

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2.InstallationOfTheReceiver

3.RackMounting

UNBALANCEDOUT

ANT.B

BALANCEDOUT

SQ

ANT.A

LEVEL

LINE

MIC

(Fig.3)

1.Installantennainrear(8)(13)oratthefront(1)(5).Extendantenna

tothefullestposition.seefig.3.

2.PowerOutputConnection:

(a)ConnecttheAC/DCadaptercabletoDC12VINPUTJACK(7),

thenplugtheadapterunitintoanappropriateACoutletwith
cautiontothecorrectvoltageunderbothACoutletandadapter
marked,asshowninfig.4.

(b)WiththeappropriateACpowercableconnectsfromACInput

Jack(6)toanACoutletunderthemarkedvoltage85~265V,as
showninfig.5.

+

-

ANT.B

ANT.B

1.Singlehalf-rackreceiver
(a)Pushtherackmountearoptionalaccessory(FB-11)upwards

untilitisfirmlyattachedtothereceiver.(fig.6)

(Fig.6)

2.Dualhalf-rackreceivers
(a)Positiontheconnectingplatesbetweenthetopandbottomofthe

tworeceiversandtighten.(Fig.7)

(b)Afterjoiningthe2receiverstogether,pushtheoptionalaccessory

rackmountears(FB-12)upwardsuntiltheyfirmlyattachedtothe
receiver.(Fig.7)

(Fig.4)

3.AudioOutputConnection:
(a)UnbalancedLevelSwitch(11)SettingPosition:Wheninputsthe

unbalancedoutputofareceiverinto"Line-in"inputjackofa
mixeroramplifieror"ElectricGuitar",switchtheLevelSwitch(11)
totheright"LINE"position.Lowsensitivitymayoccurifswitch
tothewrongposition.Wheninputtheunbalancedoutputofa
receiverintothe"MIC-IN"inputjackofamixeroramplifier;
switchtheLevelSwitch(11)totheleft"MIC"position.Overload

distortionmayoccurifswitchtothewrongposition.Whenusing
electricguitar,don'tuse"MIC"positionasitmayhave
generatedinsufficientlevel.

(Fig.5)

POWER

POWER

TRUEDIVERSITYWIRELESSRECEIVER

MR-801 SIGNAL AUDIO

TRUEDIVERSITYWIRELESSRECEIVER

MR-801 SIGNAL AUDIO

TRUEDIVERSITYWIRELESSRECEIVER

MR-801 SIGNAL AUDIO

POWER

TRUEDIVERSITYWIRELESSRECEIVER

MR-801 SIGNAL AUDIO

POWER

(Fig.7)

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3.Makesurethatthesystemperformscorrectlybyplacingthesystem

awayfromnoisesources.Placethereceiveratleast1meterabove
thegroundandawayfromnoisesources.Placethemicrophoneat

least1meterawayfromthereceivingantenna,asshowninFig.8.

4.Aftercompletion,itcanberackmountedintoanEIAstandardrack

case,asshowninFig.9.

Ground

(Fig.8) (Fig.9)

4.OperationInstructions

1.Turnvolumecontrolsofthereceiverandmixerinusetoaminimum

settingbeforeturnonthemicrophonesortransmitters.After
switchesonthereceiver,thepowerswitchredindicatorilluminates
todenotenormalpowerstatus.

3.Undernormalcircumstances,theSIGNALindicatorlightsupwhena
microphoneortransmitteristurnedonnearthereceivertoindicate

thereceiverisreadyfornormaloperation.Oncesoundstothe
microphoneandtheAUDIOLEDindicators(4)willglowaccordingto

thestrengthofsoundlevel.IfnoLEDglowsornosoundoutputs,
thesystemisnotfunctionproperly,thusitmustbechecked.

4.Themicrophoneoutputlevelneedstobeadjustedattheamplifieror
mixer.Noneedtoadjustatthereceiveritself.

5.Plugthecableofthemainsunitintodcsocketonthereceiver's
backpanel.Threadthecablethroughthecablegripasshownon

theaboveillustration.Thecablegrippreventstheconnectorfrom
beingpulledoffbyaccident.

ANT.B

UNBALANCEDOUT SQ

LEVEL

BALANCEDOUT MIC LINE

ANT.A

(Fig.10)

2.IfSIGNALLEDindicators(3)ofthereceiverlightonbeforeswitches
onthemicrophoneortransmitter,itindicatesthereceiverisreceiving

interferencesignals.ThissystemhasPitlotoneandNoiseLockdual­squelchfeaturesandnonoiseoutputwilloccur.Ifmultiplechannels

areusedandbothSIGNALandAUDIOLEDsglowandinterference
noiseappear,simplyadjusttheSquelchcontrols(12)clockwiseuntil

AUDIOsignalindicatorstoextinguish.(Fig.10).However,by
adjustingthesquelchcontrols,itaffectsthesensitivitylevelofthe
receiver,therefore,shortentheoperatingdistanceanddecreasesthe

stability.

(Fig.11)

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5.Caution

HANDHELDWIRELESSMICROPHONE

1.Sincetheinstallationofantennainfluencestheoperatingefficiencyof
thereceiver,themostimportantruleistominimizedthedistance
betweenreceivingantennaandmicrophoneasshortaspossiblefor
betterreceptionandperformance.

2.TheexternalDCpowersupplyshouldnotbebelow12V,otherwiseit
wouldnotworkproperly.Ifitisover15V,somecomponentsofthe
receiverwillbedamagedduetohighercurrent.Useminimum1A
powersupply.

3.Thissystemutilizescomputertransformer.Itisequippedwith85~
265Vswitchingpowersupplytoavoidswitchinganditisnotaffected
bypowerinstability.

Themicrophoneismodularindesign.(1)Grille(2)Anti-Rolling
ColoredRing(3)Cartridge(4)Housing(5)BatteryStatusIndicator(6)
PowerOn-OffSwitch(7)BatteryCompartment(8)BatteryCap.Italso
incorporates"NoiseLock"dual-squelchcircuitrytoeliminateinterference.

1 32 654 87

(Fig.1)

1.PartsNameAndFunctions

1.Grill:Protectscartridgeandprevents"POP"noise.

2.Anti-RollingColoredRing:Forfrequencyidentification.Itspolygonal

shapealsopreventsthemicrophonefromrollingwhenplacedona

flatsurface.

3.Cartridgeormicrophoneelement/insert.

4.Housing:Upperportionisconnectedtocapsulemodule.Internally,it

housesthetransmitterPCBandbatterycompartment.

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5.BatteryStatusIndicator:Indicatespoweron/offandthebattery

status.WhenthepowerswitchisturnedON,theredLEDsindicator

flashesbriefly,indicatingnormalbatterystatus.Ifnoflashoccurs,it

haseithernobatteryorthebatteryisdischargedorinstalled

incorrectly.Ifafterpowerontheindicatorstayslighted,itwarnsthat

thebatteryisweakandshouldbereplaced.

6.PowerOn-offSwitch:Slidetheswitchforpower"ON"or"OFF".

7.BatteryCompartment:Designedtoaccommodateone9Vbattery.

8.BatteryCap:Coversthebatterycompartment.

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2.BatteryInsertion

HANDHELDWIRELESSMICROPHONE

ThismicrophoneutilizesadvancedmodularassemblyandPLL
synthesizeddesign.Preprogrammedwith30frequenciesallowstheuser

tofreelyselectnon-interferencechannels.Italsoincorporates"Pilotone
&NoiseLockdual-squelch"toeliminatenoiseinterference.

(Fig.2)

1.Unscrewbatterycapinacounter-clockwisedirection(8).

2.Inserta9Vbatteryintothebatterycompartmentaccordingtothe
correctpolarityasshowninFig.2.Themomentthebatterytouches

theterminals,theindicatorwillflashbriefly(8).Thismeansthe
polarityiscorrect.However,ifnoflashoccurs,thisindicateswrong

insertionorthatthebatteryisdead.Pleasere-insertthebattery
accordingtoitscorrectpolarityorexchangeitforafreshbattery.

3.OperatingInstructions

1.Whenmicrophoneisswitchedon:

Whenthepowerisswitchedon,theindicatorwillflashbriefly
indicatingnormaloperation.

2.Aftermicrophoneisswitchedon:

TheSIGNALLEDindicator(3)onreceiverglows.ThemoreLEDs
thatglowindicatethatthereceivedsignalstrengthisstronger.If
onlytheredLEDilluminatesitindicatesabnormalreceivingstatus
andinsufficientsignalstrength.

3.DuringUsage:

TheAUDIOLEDindicator(4)onthereceiverwillilluminateaccording
totheaudiosignalstrengthfromthemicrophone.WhentheredLED
isON,itindicatesthatmaximumsoundpressurelevelhasbeen
reachedbutdoesnotrepresentdistortion.

4.Whenthemicrophoneisnotinuse:

Makesurethatyouturnoffthemicrophoneafterusetoextendthe
batterylife.Removethebatteryfromthebatterycompartmentif
microphoneisnottobeusedagainforsometime.Ifarechargeable
batterywasused,takeitoutandrechargeit.

1.PartsNameAndFunctions

321

4

1.Grille:Protectscartridgeandprevents"POPnoise.

2.RollingProofColorRing:Forfrequencydifferentiationandits
polygonalshapepreventsmicrophonefromrolling.

3.BatteryCompartment:Designedtoaccommodateonepiece9V
battery.

4.Housing:Upperportiontobeconnectedtocapsulemoduleand
battery.Internally,itholdstransmitterPCB.

5.BatteryStatusIndicator:Indicatesthepoweron/offandbattery
status.WhenpowerswitchisturnedON,theredLEDsindicator
flashesbriefly,indicatingnormalbatterystatus.Ifnoflashoccurs,it
haseithernobatteryorthebatteryisdrainedorinstalledincorrectly.
Afterpoweronandtheindicatorstayslighted.Itwarnsthebattery
isweakandanewbatteryreplacementisthusnecessary.

6.PowerOn-offSwitch:Slidetheswitchforpower"ON"or"OFF".

65

(Fig.1)

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2.BatteryInsertion

BELTPACKTRANSMITTER

1.PartsNameAndFunctions

MICANT.

1

(Fig.2)

1.Unscrewbatterycapincounter-clockwisedirection(Fig.2).

2.Inserta9Vbatteryintothebatterycompartmentaccordingtothe
correctpolarityasshowninFig.2.Themomentthebatterytouches

theterminalsofcompartment,theindicator(5)willflashbriefly.This
meansthepolarityiscorrect.However,ifnoflashoccurs,this
indicateswronginsertion.Pleasere-insertthebatteryaccordingtoits

correctpolarity.

3.OperatingInstructions

1.Whenmicrophoneisswitchedon:
Atthemomentofthepowerisswitchedon,theindicatorwillflash
brieflyindicatingnormaloperation.

2.Aftermicrophoneisswitchedon:
TheSIGNALLEDindicator(3)ofreceiverglows.ThemoreLED

glowsindicatingreceivedsignalstrengthisstronger.IfonlyredLED
illuminatesitdenotesabnormalreceivingstatus.

3.DuringUsage:
TheAUDIOLEDindicator(4)ofthereceiverwillilluminateaccording
tothesoundstrengthinputtothemicrophone.Whenapproaching
redLEDlightson,itdenotesthemaximumsoundpresslevelbut

doesnotrepresentdistortion.

4.Whenthemicrophoneisnotinuse:
Makesuretoturnoffthemicrophonetoextendthebatterylife.
Removethebatteryfromthebatterycompartmentifmicrophoneis

notinused.Ifarechargeablebatterywasused,takeitoutand
inserttothebuilt-inbatterychargeronthereceiverforrecharge.

2

3
4

5

9

6

7

OFF ON

BATT.LOW

8

1.4-PinJackInputConnector:Connectto4-pinconnector.Allows5
differentinputs.(See5waysofconnectiononAFInputConnections
laterinthisbooklet).

2.TransmittingAntenna:1/4transmittingantenna.

λ

3.GT/MTSwitch:SwitchtotheGTpositionforelectricguitarusage
ONLY.TheGainControlisbypassedin"GT"mode.Switchtothe

"MT"forcondensermicrophone,wiredmicrophoneorLine-in.The
GainControloperatesinthe"MT"modeforadjustinginputsensitivity.

4.GainControl:Adjuststheinputgain.Pleasetakecarenotto
inadvertentlyturntheleveldownforalossofsignal,oruptoinduce
feedback.

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5.TransmitterHousing:HousesthePCBandbattery.

6.BatteryStatusIndicator:Indicatesthepoweron/offandbattery
status.

(a)WhenpowerswitchisturnedontheLEDindicatorflashesbriefly,
indicatingnormalbatterystatus.

(b)WhentheREDlightilluminatesateitherpoweronorduringuse,
itindicatesthatthebatterylevelislow,thereforeanewbatteryis

required.

7.PowerSwitch:SwitchtotheONpositionforoperation.Switchtothe
OFFpositionwhennotinuse.

8.BatteryCompartmentandCover:Accommodatesone9Vbattery.

9.DetachableBeltClip:Pullslightlytowardsyou andpushdown
accordingtothearrowdirectiontoreleasethebeltclip.

2.OperatingInstructions

1.Pushdowntoopenthebatterycompartmentcover(8)asshownin
Fig.1.

2.Inserta9Vbatteryintothebatterycompartmentaccordingtothe
correctpolarityasshowninFig.2.Thenpushuptoclosethe

batterycompartmentasshowninFig.3.

3.TheLEDindicatorflashesbrieflyatpoweronindicatingnormal
batterystatus.Ifnoflashoccursithaseithernobattery,thebattery

isdrainedorisinstalledincorrectly.Changeaccordingly.

4.4-PinJack:VolumecanbeadjustedviatheGaincontrol.TheGain
controlhasnoeffectwhenswitchedtoGT(Guitar)usage.

5.4-PinJack:Alignandinserttheplugtojackaccordinglyandtighten
itintheclockwisedirectionasshowninfigure4.

CapsuleConnectort

Headset
Lavalier

Pleaseaimofthefillister
andinserttheconnector

(Fig.4)

OFF ON

BATT.LOW

(Fig.1) (Fig.2) (Fig.3)

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3.AF4-PinInputConnectionMethod

BELTPACKTRANSMITTER

(1)2-WireElectretcondensermicrophoneCapsule

PIN

SHIELD
AUDIO

1
2

1 4
2 3

3

4PIN

4

PLUG

(2)3-WireElectretcondensermicrophoneCapsule

PIN

SHIELD

AUDIO
BIAS

1
2

1 4
2 3

3

4PIN
PLUG

4

(3)DynamicMicrophone

PIN

2 1

3

SHIELD

AUDIO

1
2

1 4
2 3

3

4PIN

4

PLUG

(4)ElectricGuitar

PIN

SHIELD

AUDIO

1
2

1 4
2 3

3

4PIN

4

PLUG

(5)Line-in(Impedance8KATT.10dB)Ω

PIN

SHIELD
AUDIO

1
2

1 4
2 3

3

4PIN

4

PLUG

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1.PartsNameAndFunctions

(XLRJACK)

10

1.AFInputJack:Connectstoeitherlavaliereorheadsetmicrophone.
(See5waysofconnectiononAFInputConnections)

2.PowerSwitch:SwitchtoONpositionforoperation.SwitchtoOFF
positionwhennotinuse.

3.BatteryStatusIndicator:Indicatesthepoweron/offandbattery
status.

(a)Whenpowerswitchisturnedon:TheLEDindicatorflashes
briefly,indicatingnormalbatterystatus.

(b)WhenREDlightilluminatesateitherpoweronorduringusage:
Thebatterylevelislow,therefore,anewbatteryreplacementisthus

necessary.

4.TransmittingAntenna:1/4transmittingantenna.

λ

5.TransmitterHousing:PackagesthePCBandbattery.

6.UnusedStatusIndicator:WhenLEDlightson,itdenotesun­transmittedsignals.

7.GainControl:Adjuststhedesirousinputgain.

8.GT/MTLevelSelectSwitch:SwitchGTpositionforelectricguitar
usageONLY.GainControlisirrelevantfor"GT".Switchto"MT"for

condensermicrophone,wiredmicrophone.GainControlworksin
"MT"forinputsensitivityadjusting.

1
2

3
4

5

6
7
8
9

(Fig.1)

9.BatteryCompartmentandCover:Accommodatesonepiece9V
battery.

10.DetachableBeltClip:Allows360degreesrotatingtosuittransmitting
angles.Todetachsimplyuseascrewdriverata45degreeangleto

unfasten.seediagram.

2.OperatingInstructions

1.Toadjustvolume(7),GT/MTSwitch(8),andreadtheunused
indicator(6),simplypushdownbothsnaplocksonthesidesof

batterycoverandflipitbackwardstoexposetheadjustmentpanel.

2.TheLEDindicatorflashesbrieflywhenpoweronindicatingnormal
batterystatus.Ifnoflashoccursithaseithernobattery,thebattery

isdrainedorinstalledincorrectly.Changeaccordingly.

3.AdjustGainControltodesiredvolume.(GainControlisirrelevant
whenswitchtoGTposition).

4.Plugthemicrophoneconnectorintotheinputjack(1)andtightenthe
connectorscrewbyclockwisedirectionasshownin(Fig.2).

CapsuleConnectort

Headset
Lavalier

Pleaseaimof
thefillister
andinsertthe

connector

3.Af4-pinInputConnectionMethods

(1)2-WireElectretcondensermicrophoneCapsule

PIN

SHIELD
AUDIO

(2)3-WireElectretcondensermicrophoneCapsule

SHIELD

AUDIO
BIAS

(3)DynamicMicrophone

2 1

3

SHIELD

AUDIO

(4)ElectricGuitar

SHIELD

AUDIO

(5)Line-in(Impedance8KATT.10dB)Ω

PIN

PIN

1
2
3

4PIN

4

PLUG

PIN

1
2
3

4PIN

4

PLUG

1
2
3
4

4PIN

PLUG

1
2
3

4PIN

4

PLUG

(Fig.2)

SHIELD
AUDIO

PIN

1
2
3

4PIN

PLUG

4

4.BatteryInstallation

1.Pushingdownbothsnaplocksonthesidesofbatterycovertoopen
batterycover.Takeoutthebatteries.Fig.(3).

2.Inserta9Vbatteryintothebatterycompartmentaccordingtothe
correctpolarityasshowninFig.(4).Thenpushuptoclosethe
batterycompartmentasshowninFig.(4).

(Fig.3)

NOTE﹕

(Fig.4)