Wireless Microphone Systems
User Guide
PAW-4000
TM
global sound
POWER
IR
Receiver
4
Receiver
3
Receiver
2
Receiver
1
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
PAW-4000
UHF Four Channel Diversity wireless Receiver
PAW-4 00 0 System
Frequency Ban d Se lection
Congr atulati ons! Welc ome to the PAW-400 0 wireless sys tem. To users w ho need to bu ild an adva nced
UHF rad io system , PAW-4000 prov ides an exc ellent so lution. With 1 60 frequency b ands, PAW-4000 is
appli cable for v arious oc casions of rad io-cast such a s live shows, br oadcast, mee tings, instr ument
picku ps etc. Touch butt ons and liquid c rystal displ ays are equipp ed within all th e components f or fast and
simpl e system se tup.
Most co untries c losely re gulate the rad io frequenci es used in the tra nsmission of w ireless info rmation.
These r egulati ons state w hich devises c an use which fre quencies, an d help to limit th e amount of RF
(radi o frequen cy) inter ference in all w ireless comm unications .
To be flexible e nough to opera te worldwide , PAW-4000 sy stem offer s a number of freq uency ranges . You
can cho ose an appr eciate on e according to t he wireless re gulation in yo ur area.Avai lable ban ds are:
UA: 518 -548MHz
UB: 630 -660MHz
UC: 740 -770MHz
UD: 800 -822MHz
UE: 838 -865MHz
To facilitat e system setup a nd protect aga inst RF interf erence, e ach system com es with multip le
prede fined fre quency gr oups and chann els.
When us ing a singl e PAW-4000 syst em, the ope rating fr equency w ill generall y not have to be cha nged.
In an ins tallati on with mul tiple receiv er/transmi tter systems , each system mu st operate on a se parate
chann el. The grou p and channel sy stem provide s an optimum fre quency sprea d when using mul tiple
recei ver/tra nsmitte r systems.
Withi n a single fr equency b and, up to 16 indi vidual recei ver/transm itter system s may be used in
a singl e install ation.
16 1
Audio O utput Le vel Maxim um (ref. + /-30 KHz , 1 KHz)
XLR co nnecto r (into 6 00Ω loa d): -12 dBV
1/4in ch conn ector (i nto 300 0 Ω load ): -18 dB V
Outpu t Impeda nce
XLRco nnecto r 200ohm
1/4in ch conne ctor 1kil ohm
XLR Out put
Imped ance bal anced
Pin 1: Gr ound
Pin 2: (+ )
Pin 3: (- )
Sensi tivity ( interme diate fr equenc y adjustm ent
audio n oise out put <-93 dB )
Image R ejecti on
＞ 60 dB
Dimen sions
44mm H × 41 0mm W × 280m m D
Weight
3500 gr ams
Power R equire ments
12-18 V dc at 1000 m A , supplied by e xterna l
power s upply
Recei ver
CATAL OG UE
System Components
PAW-4000 Re ceiver Features
Handheld Transmitter
Body Pack Transmitter
System Setup
Wired Confer ence Microph one
Rack-Mounting the Recei ver
Tips for Improving System Performance
Troubleshooting
Specifications
3
4
5
8
10
11
12
13
13
14
2 15
PDE-3 0W Mu lti-c hanne l
Wir ed C onf erenc e Mic ropho ne
Frequency range
630-865MHZ
Adjustable channel number
16
Mode of oscillation
Phase-locked loop frequency synthesis (PLL)
Frequency Stability
±10PPM
Audio Input Level Maximum
0dBV
Modulation degree of distortion
≤0.8%
Dimensions
50mm H × 111mm W × 148mm D
Weight
580 grams without batteries
Power Requirement
Two “AA” size alkaline or rechargeable
batteries
Battery life
＞8 hours (Alkaline)
Audio Input Level Maximum
0 dBV maximum at mic again position
+10 dBV maximum at 0 dB gain position
+20 dBV maximum at –10 dB gain position
Gain adjustment Range
30 dB
Input Impedance
470 kilohm
90mm H × 65mm W × 24mm D
Weight
85 grams without batteries
Power Requirement
Two “AA” size alkaline or rechargeable batteries
Battery life
＞8 hours (Alkaline)
PBT-10 00 Bo dy pack Tr ansmi tte r
Audio Input Level Maximum
0 dBV maximum at mic again position
+10 dBV maximum at 0 dB gain position
+20 dBV maximum at –10 dB gain position
Gain adjustment Range
30 dB
Input Impedance
470 kilohm
85mm H × 65mm W × 24mm D
Weight
85 grams without batteries
Power Requirement
Two “AA” size alkaline or rechargeable batteries
Battery life
＞10 hours (Alkaline)
PBT-90 0 Bod y pack Tra nsmit ter
14
PL-10
PL-20 PH- 20
PH- 10
-
+
-
+
Wire less Microph one Systems
User Gui de
PAW-4 000
TM
global sound
PAW-4000 receiver
8 “AA” batteries
A 1/4” RF connector
Power supply
Two antennas
PA-D10 Rack
User guide
PAH-1000/PAH-720/PAH-813 handheld transmitter
PBT-1000/PBT-900 bodypack transmitter
Microphone (choice of PL-10or PL-20
lavalier,PH-10 or PH-20headworn)
System Compon en ts
All sys tem s inclu de:
Voca list sy ste m in clu des:
Laval ier / He adw orn sys tem i nclud es:
Guita r sys tem inc ludes :
PBT-1000/PBT-900 bodypack transmitter
1/4” to mini 3-pin guitar cable
PDE -30W Wi red con feren ce micr ophon e
Confe ren ce M icr ophon e
3
PAH-1000 PAH-813 PAH-720 PDE -30W
Specificati on s
Frequency Range and Transmitter Output level
Operating Range under Typical Condition
80m (240 ft.)
Note: actual range depends on RF signals absor
ption,reflection, and interference.
Audio Frequency Response (+/-3 dB)
60Hz～16KHz
Total Harmonic Distortion
( +/- 30 KHz deviation,1 KHz tone)
<1%
Dynamic Range
＞90 dB (A –weighted)
Operating Temperature Range
-10 C to +50 C
Note: battery characteristics may limit
the range
Band Range Transmitter RF level
UA 518-548 MHz 13dBm
UB 630-660 MHz 13dBm
UC 740-770 MHz 10dBm
UD 800-822 MHz 10dBm
UE 838-865 MHz 10dBm
Syste m
Audio I nput Lev el maxim um
0 dBV
Dimen sions (i ncludi ng the micr ophone )
242mm × 5 4mm Diam eter
Weight
240 gra ms
Batte ry Requi rements
2 “AA” alka line bat teries or r echarg eable
batte ries Bat tery Life
＞10 hour s (Alkal ine)
PAH- 1000 Ha ndh el d Tran smitt er
Audio I nput Lev el maxim um
0 dBV
Dimen sions (i ncludi ng the micr ophone )
243mm × 5 0mm Diam eter
Weight
300 gra ms
Batte ry Requi rements
2 “AA” alka line bat teries or r echarg eable
batte ries Bat tery Life
＞10 hour s (Alkal ine)
PAH- 720 Han dhe ld Tr ans mitte r
Audio I nput Lev el maxim um
0 dBV
Dimen sions (i ncludi ng the micr ophone )
230mm × 4 5mm Diam eter
Weight
250 gra ms
Batte ry Requi rements
2 “AA” alka line bat teries or r echarg eable
batte ries Bat tery Life
＞10 hour s (Alkal ine)
PAH- 813 Han dhe ld Tr ans mitte r
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
POWER
IR
Receiver
4
Receiver
3
Receiver
2
Receiver
1
PAW-4000
UHF Four Channel Diversity wireless Receiver
On/ Off swi tch
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Inf rared ( IR) win dow
1
2
3
6
Ant enna ja ck
4
5
XLR o utput j ack
8in 1 mix XLR b alanc ed
Squ elch le vel swi tch
4in 1 mix unb al outp ut
DC ad apter j ack
Aud io indi cator l ight
Sys tem set up butt on
Sys tem men u upwar d butto n
Syn c Butto n
Pre ss to ini tiate I R conne ction b etwee n
rec eiver a nd tran smitt er.
8
Sys tem men u downw ard but ton
PAW-4 00 0 receiver Feat ur es
Front P ane l
Rear Pa nel
4
13
Maint ain a line o f sight bet ween tra nsmitt er and ante nna.
Avoid pl acing th e receiv er near met al surfa ces or any d igital eq uipmen t (CD play ers, comp utes, et c)
Keep th e receiv er away fro m the wall a nd over 1m t o the groun d
Cellu lar tele phones an d two-wa y radio an d so on can int erferi ng the tra nsmitti ng frequ encies,
maint ain a dist ance from t he inter fering e quipmen ts or any ca use inte rfering .
Iss ue Indi cator S tatus S olu tio n
Trips for improv in g System Perfor ma nc e
Troubles Shoot in g
Tra nsmi tter LC D off
Turn o n trans mitte r
Mak e sure th e +/- ind icato r on batt ery
mat ch the tr ansmi tter te rmina ls
No so und or fa int
sou nd
Rec eiver L CD off Mak e sure AC ad apter i s secur ely
plu gged in to elec trica l outle t and int o
DC in put con necto r on rear p anel of
rec eiver.
Rec eiver R F indic ator gl ows Turn t he rece iver up
Turn u p the Gai n adjus tment s witch i n
the t ransm itter
Che ck the po wer con necti on of the
rec eiver a nd ampl ifier o r mixer
Rec eiver R F indic ator of f,
tra nsmit ter LCD o n
Take th e rec eiv er awa y from th e metal
obj ects
Che ck whet her the re is ham per bet ween
rec eiver a nd tran smitt er
Mov e the tra nsmit ter nea r the rec eiver
Che ck the re ceive r and tra nsmit ter
whe ther us e the sam e frequ ency
The b att ery p ower i ndica tor
lig ht on LCD f lashe s
Cha nge the b atter ies in tr ansmi tter
Dis torti on or
unw anted n oise bu rsts
Rec eiver d ispla y indic ators
ant enna ac tivit y
Rem ove nea rby sou rces of R F inte
rfe rence (CD pla yers, c omput ers , dig ital
eff ect s ,in -ear m onito r syste ms, etc .)
Dis torti on leve l
inc rease s gradu ally
Sou nd leve l diffe ren t
fro m cable d guita r or
mic ropho ne, or wh en
usi ng diff ere nt gu itar s
Adju st tran smitt er agai n and rec eiver
vol ume as ne cessa ry
Tran smitt er powe r indic ator
lig ht flas hing on t he LCD
Rep lace tr ansmi tter ba tteri es
POWER
IR
Receiver
4
Receiver
3
Receiver
2
Receiver
1
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANN EL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CO NTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANN EL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CO NTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANN EL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CO NTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANN EL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CO NTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
1 2 3 4
5
6
7
8
3 4
5
6
7
8
3 4
5
6
7
8
3 4
5
6
7
8
PAW-4000
UHF Four Channel Diversity wireless Receiver
1 2 3 4
+
Channel1Channel2Channel3Channel4
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
8in1 Mix
4in1 Mix
XLR balance d
Unbal outpu t
Antenna-B
1000mA
12-15V
Antenna-A
5 6 12 3 2 3 2 3
LCD p anel
12 5
Functions:
1
2
3
4
5
Interchangeable microphone head.
LCD screen
Power source controlling switch
IR Window
This window receives infrared signal so as
to keep frequency synchronization.
Selection switch
Microphone input sensitivity adjustment
Battery Replacement
The life expectancy of two alkaline batteries is about 10 hours.
When the power indication symbol on the display screen keeps
flashing as shown in the left diagram, the batteries should be re
placed immediately, as shown in the above.
CLOSEOPEN
Push the button 2 second, the display will skip to the group MUTE/
and channel selection. Continuously push two times on the MUTE/
button to turn on function, to turn off the functionMUTE/ MUTE/
with the same operation.
Manually selecting the group and channel:
Pushing on the select button until the group and channel display
alternately, push the button while the group on the display to
change on the group, push the button while the channel on display
to change the channel.
Transmitter data lock and unlock:
Push the mute and select bottom at the same time can lock and unlock
the transmitter data. On the lock working condition, you can not change
the setting on the transmitter, but it will not lock the infrared synchronizer.
Battery displayer: Display the transmitter battery level.
select
select
select
select
+
Transmitter Status Display
Handheld Transmitter
1
2
4
3
PAH-1000 Handheld Transmitter
Rack-Mounti ng t he Receiver
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
1.Four XRL output sockets for each individual channel.
2. Mixed or balanced output for the different environments:
1 / 4 inch connector for short-range connection. Balanced
output for long-distance connection.。
POWER
Receiver
4
Receiver
3
Receiver
2
IR
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
Receiver
1
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
ADS
SET
-30
-20 -12 -6 -3 0 3
dBu
AF LEVEL
GROUP CHANNEL
ANTENNA
A
B
GROUP
SELECT
SELECT SELECT
CHANNEL CONTROL
AUTO VOLUME
MANUAL
CHANNEL
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MHz
SELECT LIST
EXIT
MASTER
LOW
BATT
PAW-4000
UHF Four Channel Diversity wireless Receiver
+
Channel1Channel2Channel3Channel4
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
SQL
M
H
L
XLR balance d
8in1 Mix
4in1 Mix
XLR balance d
Unbal outpu t
Antenna-B
1000mA
12-15V
Antenna-A
BATT
1
GROUP CHA NNEL
INFRARED
GROUP CHANNEL
INFRARED
BATT
6
Con denso r mic
Dyn amic mi c
LCD s creen
Pow er sour ce cont rolli ng swit ch
Mic ropho ne inpu t sensi tivit y adjus tment .
Lef t turn fo r outpu t level d ecrea se, rig ht
tur n for out put lev el incr ease.
10
hours
PAH-720 Handheld Transmitter
Functions:
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
Battery Status:
The handheld transmitter had five levels as shown on the left.
Group and Channel Display:
After the finishing the connection of the receiver and the
transmitter, the transmitters receiver keeps displaying the
numbers of the group and channel for 5 seconds, as
shown on the left, then back to the normal status display.
Normal Display:
The transmitters shows battery power and working
frequency, as shown on the left.
Transmitter Status Display
1
2
3
GROUP CHAN NEL
INFRARED
BATT
GROUP CHAN NEL
INFRARED
BATT
GROUP CHAN NEL
INFRARED
BATT
1
2
3
Handheld Transmitter
CLOSEOPEN
6
11
1
2
3
4
5
+
-
+
-
6
3
4
5
2
1
6
PDE-30W Multi -c hannel Wire d Co nf erence Microp ho ne
Chang ing B atter ies:
Exp ected l ife for t wo alka line ba tteri es is abo ut 8 hour s.
Whe n power l ight br ightn ess red uces sh ould re place t he
bat tery im media tely.
Featu res：
The m icrop hone di scret eness
Pow er indi cator l ight
Goo senec k
Cha nnel se lecti on swit ch
On- Off/m ute s wit ch
Bat tery lo w press ure ind icati ng lamp
10
7
Interchangeable microphone head.
LCD screen
Power switch
IR Window
This window receives infrared signal so as
to keep frequency synchronization.
Select button
Battery Replacement
The life expectancy of two alkaline batteries is about 10 hours.
When the power indication symbol on the display screen keeps
flashing as shown in the left diagram, the batteries should be re
placed immediately, as shown in the diagram below.
Functions:
PAH-813 Ha nd held Transmitt er
5
4
3
2
1
1
2
3
5
4
Push the button 2 second, the display will skip to the group MUTE/
and channel selection. Continuously push two times on the MUTE/
button to turn on function, to turn off the functionMUTE/ MUTE/
with the same operation.
Manually selecting the group and channel:
Pushing on the select button until the group and channel display
alternately, push the button while the group on the display to
change on the group, push the button while the channel on display
to change the channel.
Transmitter data lock and unlock:
Push the mute and select bottom at the same time can lock and unlock
the transmitter data. On the lock working condition, you can not change
the setting on the transmitter, but it will not lock the infrared synchronizer.
Battery displayer: Display the transmitter battery level.
select
select
select
select
+
Transmitter Status Display
Handheld Transmitter
1
2
4
3
Push the button 2 second, the display will skip to the group
and channel selection. Continuously push two times on the
button to turn on function, to turn off the function
with the same operation.
Manually selecting the group and channel:
Pushing on the select button until the group and channel display
alternately, push the button while the group on the display to
change on the group, push the button while the channel on display
to change the channel.
Transmitter data lock and unlock:
Push the mute and select bottom at the same time can lock and unlock
the transmitter data. On the lock working condition, you can not change
the setting on the transmitter, but it will not lock the infrared synchronizer.
Battery displayer: Display the transmitter battery level.
MUTE/
MUTE/
MUTE/ MUTE/
select
select
select
select
+
Transmitter Status Display
Bodypack Transmitter
1
2
4
3
8 9
Ope n
Clo se
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
8
2
1
9
1
2
3
4
5
6 7
8
select
9
Wea ring th e Bac kp ack Tr ansmi tte r:
Chang ing b atter ies :
Expected life for Two Alkaline batteries is approximately 10 hours.
When the transmitter light glows red, the batteries should be
changed immediately, as shown on the left.
Cli p the tra nsmit ter to be lt , or sli de a guit ar stra p throu gh
the t ransm itter c lip ,as s hown
For b est res ults, s lide th e trans mitte r until t he belt i s
pre ssed ag ainst t he base f or the cl ip.
1
1
2
PBT-1000 Bodyp ac k Tra nsmitter
Anten na
LCD pan el
Pleas e see “Syst em Setup” on P age 10.
IR
Recei ve IR sign als to sync hroniz e freque ncies.
windo w
Selec t button
Pleas e see “Syst em Setup” on P age 10
3-pin M icroph one Inpu t Jack
Gain ad justme nt switch a nd mute in dicato r
Two gain se ttings a re availa ble on PBT-1 000,
choos e the appr opriate s etting f or your in strume nt
Mic: mi cropho ne
0: Guit ar with pa ssive pic kups
-10dB : Guitar w ith activ e pickup s
Power /ASC ind icator
Glowi ng green : battery p ower low
Flash g reen: IR t ransmis sion in pr ocess
Features：
Mute In dicato r
Red lig ht on indi cate Mute m ode
Power /Mute sw itch
Push fo r 3 second t o turn on/o ff
Anten na
Gain ad justme nt switch a nd mute in dicato r
Two gain se ttings a re availa ble on PBT-9 00,
choos e the appr opriate s etting f or your in strumen t
Mic: mi cropho ne
0: Guit ar with pa ssive pic kups
-10dB : Guitar w ith activ e pickup s
Low bat tery/I R indicat or
Glowi ng red: ba ttery pow er low
Flash r ed: IR tra nsmissi on in proc ess
3-pin M icroph one Input J ack
Power /Backg round Lig ht contr ol butto n
Press t wo secon ds to turn on t he recei ver and ho ld it
to turn o ff, press l ess than t wo second s to contr ol
the LCD b acklig ht to turn on o r off.
Sync re ceiver b utton
Press t o initia te IR conne ction be tween re ceiver an d transm itter.
LCD pan el
IR
Recei ve IR sign als to sync hroniz e freque ncies.
windo w
PBT-900 Bodypa ck Tr an smitter
Features：
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
Wea ring th e Bac kp ack Tr ansmi tte r:
Chang ing b atter ies :
Expected life for Two Alkaline batteries is approximately 8 hours.
When the transmitter light glows red, the batteries should be
changed immediately, as shown on the left.
Ope n
Clo se
Cli p the tra nsmit ter to be lt , or sli de a guit ar stra p throu gh
the t ransm itter c lip ,as s hown
For b est res ults, s lide th e trans mitte r until t he belt i s
pre ssed ag ainst t he base f or the cl ip.
1
2
GROUP C HANNE L
BATT
-
+
+
-
LAMP
POWER
ASC
UHF PLL WIRELESS TRANSMITTER
B
A
T
T
PBT
-900
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
- -
+ +
++
--
2
1
Bodypack Transmitter
Transmitter Status Display
Battery Status:
Six levels within the handheld transmitter shows the power
as shown on the left.
Group and Channel Display:
After the finishing the connection of the receiver and the
transmitter, the handheld transmitter shows the group and
channel as receiver as shown on the left, then back to
the normal status display.
Normal Display:
The handheld transmitter show the battery power ,group
number and channel as shown on the left.
GROUP CH ANNEL
BATT
1
GROUP CH ANNEL
BATT
2
GROUP CH ANNEL
BATT
3
1
2
3
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