Power Dynamics 179.100, 179.102, 179.104 Instruction Manual

WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM
179.100 / 179.102 / 179.104
Gebruiksaanwijzing
Gebrauchsanleitung
UK
Thank you very much for purchasing this Power Dynamics wireless microphone kit. Please read this manual thoroughly before using this equipment
Warning
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Always read the manual before using the product.
- Keep the manual so every new user can read it before using the product.
- Always keep the packaging. When a malfunction occurs, please send it in the original
packaging.
- Only for indoor use. Do not use in moistures places.
- Don’t expose to direct sunlight or heat sources.
- Don’t let small objects or fluids enter the housing. This may cause malfunction.
- Clean this unit with a dry cloth. Don’t use cleaning fluids or solvent.
- Unit contains no serviceable parts. Only the replacement parts named in this manual can
be changed by the user or servicing personnel.
- Never open the unit, service may only be done by qualified personnel.
- Never remove or place the mains plug in a socket with wet hands.
- Disconnect the unit from mains power before servicing.
- Condensation water can form while reusing, please let the unit reach the environmental
temperature before using it.
- Keep out of children’s reach.
- When the unit is damaged in a way that internal parts are visible. NEVER connect the unit
to a mains socket and NEVER switch the unit on. In this case, contact your supplier.
- When a lightning storm occurs, always disconnect this unit from the mains socket. Do the
same when the unit won’t or hasn’t be used for a long period of time.
- Using this unit might cause disturbance in insufficiently shielded equipment. This
disturbance might cause damage or accidents. Please check if there is any sensitive equipment in close proximity of the unit before installing it.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Bodypack Transmitter (lavalier mic., headset mic and guitar system) Handheld microphone Dual channel receiver
RECEIVER FUNCTIONS/FEATURES
1. Audio level indicator: Indicates the level of the audio signal. Green LED shows normal operation and red light shows overload of the signal.
2. Antenna Signal indicator: Appears on both sides of the display, the strength depends on which antenna receives the strongest RF signal.
3. Channel group indication : Shows the preset group (25) - (bandwidth is 25MHz/group).
4. Channel indication: Shows the frequency data of the selected group (40 channels -channel interval is 25kHz).
5. Battery indicator: Indicates the capacity of the battery in the transmitter.
6. Squelch: Displays SQLdata -100dBm to-50dBm (1-50).
7. SET button: Select Group / ch / SQL.
8. TRAN button: Transmits the data from point 7. to the transmitter by infrared. IR indicator on the transmitter flashes during data transfer.
9. and buttons: Group / Channel / SQLdata selection.
10. Power button: Turns the receiver on / off.
11. IR / PWR Indicator: Displays IR/Power.
12. IR Sensor
13. Adaptor input connector (12-18Vdc)
14. XLR out jacks (balanced)
15. Volume control
16. 6.35mm jack output (unbalanced)
17. Squelch: 2 controls channel A / B to improve signal quality and reduce noise. The system is factory pre-set.
18. TNC antenna connectors (inputs): The connectors also provide 9Vdc to connect an antenna amplifier.
19. 19 " Rack mounting brackets. The brackets also have a hole where the antennas can be front-mounted and be connected via extension leads (order number 179.119).
HAND-HELD TRANSMITTER FUNCTIONS/FEATURES
1. Grill : Protects the microphone cartridge and reduces wind noise.
2. IR sensor : Receives data from receiver.
3. IR indicator : Indicates waiting for data.
4. Mute indicator : Indicates mute is set.
5. Battery indicator : Green lightÆ battery is normal. Red light Æ battery must be renewed.
6. Power button
7. Battery 2x AA 1.5V alkaline
8. Battery cover
BODY-PACK TRANSMITTER FUNCTIONS/FEATURES
1. Antenna: Attach the flexible antenna to the transmitter
2. IR / Mute indicator: Green light means waiting for a code. Red light indicates mute mode. If the indicator is off, the system is in normal operation mode.
3. Power battery indication: Red light indicates a low battery power.
4. Power On / Off button.
5. Input Connector : To suit Lavalier mic. / Headband mic. / Guitar - system.
6. IR sensor.
7. Battery cover.
8. Audio Gain to control the audio sensitivity.
SYSTEM CONNECTIONS
Receiver Power Connection
Connect the AC adaptor into the DC power connector on the back of the receiver. Plug the adaptor into a mains outlet.
Antenna Connection
Attach the two antennas to the Antenna connectors.
Audio connection
Connect the audio cable from audio output on the receiver to the input on the amplifier micer equipment.
TRANSMITTER CONNECTIONS
Lavalier microphone
Headset microphone
Guitar system
Battery installation
RECEIVER OPERATION INSTRUCTION
Do not turn on the transmitter before turn on the receiver.
Power up receiver
Channel set up : Press Set button, channel display will flash.
Press and buttons. Select a channel as required.
Group set up : Press Set button, group display will flash.
Press and buttons. Select a group as required.
SQL installation : Press SET button. The SQL display will flash.
Press and buttons. Select a SQL setting as required.
Note : For all Group/Channel/SQL settings, the receiver first processes the data and then transfers the data to the transmitter by infrared link. Data will be retained until the receiver is reset.
HAND-HELD TRANSMITTER OPERATION
Don’t turn on the transmitter when the receiver is off. The channel has to be set well too before. Length press 2a3 seconds the Power button of the transmitter . The IR/MUE/Bat indicator lights, the transmitter entering adjusting code and transfers the RF signal.
If it is needing to adjust a code (adjust channel) , enter the adjusting code mode. After +/- 20 seconds the IR green light black out exiting the adjusting code. The MUE BAT lights, indicating entering mute. If there is no need for adjusting the code, short press (1 second) the Power button entering normal operation.
Short press (1 second) the Power button, BAT lights only entering normal operation.
BODY-PACK TRANSMITTER OPERATION
Don’t turn on the transmitter when the receiver is off. The channel has to be set well too before. Length press 2a3 seconds the Power button of the transmitter . The IR/MUE/Bat indicator lights, the transmitter entering adjusting code and transfers the RF signal.
IR/MUE is green Length press Power button
If it is needing to adjust a code (adjust channel) , enter the adjusting code mode. After +/- 20 seconds the IR green light black out exiting the adjusting code. The MUE BAT lights, indicating entering mute. If there is no need for adjusting the code, short press (1 second) the Power button entering normal operation.
IR/MUE is red Short press Power button
Short press (1 second) the Power button, BAT lights only entering normal operation.
Short press Power button
ADJUSTING CODE INSTALLATION
The code can be set only once. The data of a channel is stored forever. The code must be saved within 20 seconds after turning on the transmitter otherwise the green IR LED turns off and the transmitter comes into mute mode. Because this system works on two different frequency bands the code should be twice set for both Channel A and B.
Channel A
Length press (2a3 seconds) the Power button of the receiver and lenth press then the power button of the transmitter.
Don’t turn on the transmitter when the receiver is off. The channel has to be set well too before. The distance between receiver and transmitter is not more than 50cm.
Press TRAN button of the receiver, the IR/PWR light flashes indicating transmitter and receiver entering adjusting code.
Handheld microphone :
When the transmitter accepts the adjusting code data of the receiver, the system will show the following: The IR light will turn off indicating finishing adjusting code and enter MUTE (MUE BAT light) at the time, pls short press the Power button and enter normal operation. On the contrary if the system does not finish de adjusting code it needs a re-adjusting.
Bodypack transmitter :
When the transmitter accepts the adjusting code data of the receiver, the system will show the following: The green IR light changes to red MUE light indicating finishing adjusting code and enter MUTE (MUE BAT light) at the time, pls short press the Power button and enter normal operation. On the contrary if the system does not finish de adjusting code it needs a re-adjusting.
Channel B
Because of channel A and B are operating in the identical power system, the receiver need not to be opened again entering the adjusting procedure. Only the transmitter B need to be opened to enter the adjusting code.
The distance between receiver and transmitter is not more than 50cm.
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