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Table of Contents

Section Page

1. Quick System Setup Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

2. System Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

3. Detailed system/component setup instructions . . . . . . . . 4

3.1. FMR-10 Receiver Setup and Operation . . . . . . . . . . 4

3.1.1 Rack Mount Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

3.1.2 Antenna Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

3.2. Handheld Transmitter Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

3.3. Bodypack Transmitter Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

4. Guidelines/Recommendations for Best Performance . . 16

5. Troubleshooting Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

6. Technical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

FCC Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Accessories and Replacement Parts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

1. Quick System Setup Guide

Receiver SetupReceiver Setup

1. Plug power supply cord into the back of the receiver and plug the
power supply into an outlet. The channel display & red/green
“Diversity” light on the receiver front panel should light up.

2. Attach the supplied 1/4 wave antenna’s to the FMR-10 receiver.
Orient the receive antennas angled up and away from each other
(at a 90 degree angle). For specific receiver setup information, re
fer to section 3.1 for the FMR-10 receiver. Assure that your trans
mitter(s) are turned OFF.

3. Depress “SET” button on front panel and release when channel
display starts to flash (about 3 seconds). This activates

“ClearScan™” to find an interference free channel for operation.
Note the channel (0 - 9) shown on the receiver front panel channel
display.

4. Connect receiver audio output to mixer or amplifier. Mute or re
duce mixer gain.

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Transmitter SetupTransmitter Setup

1. Open battery compartment, install 9 Volt battery. Make sure to
observe proper battery polarity.

2. Adjust channel setting to match channel number shown on re
ceiver channel display. Replace battery cover.

3. If using bodypack transmitter, plug the microphone into thetrans
mitter connector.

Operating the System

Operating the System

1. Turn transmitter ON via the ON/OFF switch. After a few sec
onds, the yellow “Tx On” light should illuminate on the receiver
front panel.

2. Turn audio switch to the ON position to the audio.

3. Set mixer amp gain to normal position.

4. Talk/sing into the microphone at a normal volume. You should
hear audio coming out of the system.

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If the signal is distorted, turn the gain adjust control on the trans­mitter down. If the signal level is low, you may need to turn the
gain adjust control up.

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2. System Description

The Telex FMR-10 Wireless is a series of 10 channel frequency agile
UHF wireless systems that combine Telex’s legendary quality and
reliability with high value. The transmitters and receivers operate in
the UHF frequency range. The well-designed audio circuitry ensures
excellent signal-to-noise ratio with accurate sound quality.

System Features

System Features

10 Channel Frequency Agile UHF system operation.

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Featuring “ClearScan™” which makes for quick and easy system

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setup.

Handheld transmitters feature Electro-Voice N/DYM mic ele-

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ments, for superior sound quality.

True-diversity system with Posi-Phase™ insures maximum range

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and freedom from interference.

Well-designed companding and audio circuitry insures high sig-

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nal-to-noise ratio and excellent sound quality.

Receivers may be rack-mounted with included hardware.

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FMR-10 output via 3-pin XLR-type balanced mic level connector.

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3. Detailed Setup Instructions

3.1 FMR-10 Receiver Setup & OperationReceiver Setup & Operation

1. Place the receiver where there is a clear line of sight to the area
where the transmitter will be used.

2. Attach either the supplied 1/4-wave antennas or two remotely
mounted antennas to the antenna connectors on the rear panel of the
FMR-10. Be sure and tighten the connectors securely. If the supplied
1/4-wave antennas are used, they must be oriented at a 90oangle as
shown in Figure 2. Unlike other diversity wireless systems, two

antennas are required for the FMR-10 to operate correctly.

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Connect the power supply cord to the receiver. Plug the power

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supply into an AC outlet. Confirm that the receiver is ON by

checking for thelighted channel display and diversity led’s on the
front panel.

NOTE: Upon power-up, the receiver will return to the channel it
was set to when it was turned off.

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CAUTION: Please make sure that the AC adapter is the cor
rect voltage for your local requirements.

4. ClearScan™: The FMR-10 Wireless system features
ClearScan™. ClearScan™ automates the process of finding a

clear channel to use insetup ofyour FMR-10 Wireless system.To
use ClearScan™, depress and hold down the set button for 3 sec
onds. When the channel display begins flashing release the set
button. The receiver is now searching for a clear frequency by

measuring the RFenergy present on each channel. The entirepro
cess will take about 5 seconds. While scanning, the channel dis
play will show the channel number being scanned. When

ClearScan™ is complete, the display will stop flashing and it will
display the number of the channel recommended for use.

NOTE: If using more than one FMR-10 system, set up ONE sys­tem at a time. Turn on the transmitter for the first system, before

using ClearScan™ to set up the second. Please see the “Guide­line/Recommendations for best performance” section of the
FMR-10 User’s Guide to set up more than two systems.

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Setting the Channel: Changing the channel on the receiver can
also be done manually. By momentarily depressing the set but­ton, the channel number is increased by one.

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NOTE: when the system is turned off, the channel number is
saved in non-volatile memory. When the receiver is turned on, it
will return to the same channel number.

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Channel Change Lock-out: Once the channel has been set on
the receiver, the FMR-10 system has the capability to deactivate
or lock-out the channel change button. This is done by depressing
the set button for 10 seconds or more. Lock-out is active when the
decimal point illuminates in the lower right corner of the channel
display. This will defeat the set button. To override or defeat the
lockout function, again depress the set button for 10 seconds. This
will reactivate the channel set button to work normally. This
function can be useful where unauthorized personnel have access
to the receiver.

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NOTE: If thesystem is in “lock-out”, ClearScan™ will notfunction.

7. Make sure the gain setting is muted or turned down on the mixer
or amp channel you will connect the wireless system to.

8. Plug the audio cable (not supplied) into the output connector.

NOTE: The 3-pin XLR-type connector output level is fixed, and
cannot be adjusted.

Now refer to details located in the FMR-10 User’s Guide on
how to set up the transmitter.

Once the Transmitter has been set-up, and turned on...

9. Speak or sing loudly into the microphone and observe the Audio
level meter on the receiver. Adjust the gain control on the trans­mitter to prevent over or under modulation. The gain should be
adjusted so that the signal peaks are no more than -10dB and that
there is at least -20dB or audio level meter indication.

10. “Walk” the expected area of use to check for dropouts or interfer­ence. To minimize the potential for dropouts or interference,
please observe good antenna placement. When the transmitter is
turned on, the RF meter on the receiver should be illuminated in
the green range to verify it is receiving a strong signal.

11.

Adjust the squelch control if necessary. The squelch control on
the back of the receiver may be adjusted to effectively increase
range or to reduce interference. The factory setting is at a mid
point, which shouldbe suitable for most situations.To effectively
increase range, turn the control counter-clockwise until you hear
noise or interference, then, turn the squelch clockwise until the
noise is muted. To reduce interference, turn the control clock
wise.

NOTE: If the squelch is being adjusted, the transmitter should be
turned off.

CAUTION! Increasing the range will make the system more
susceptible to outside interference! Reducing interference
will also effectively decrease the range, which will make the
system more susceptible to dropouts.

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3.1.1 Rack Mount Installation3.1.1 Rack Mount Installation

The FMR-10 is supplied with rack mounts for single and double mount
ing in a standard EIA 19”/ 483mm equipment rack (see Figure 3).

For rack mounting a single unit, a long and short “ear” are used. For
dual side-by-side mounting, use the short “ears” and the mid sized
brackets from two FMR-10 as shown.

To assemble the rack mount adapters to the unit(s) and install into a
rack, proceed as follows:

1. Remove the frontPhillips headscrews fromeach sideof eachunit.

2. Align the correct rack ear or bracket with the holes on the side of
the unit. Install the previously removed screws. Insert an addi­tional screw (provided in the parts pack) into the remaining hole.
Repeat this stepfor the opposite side ofthe unit. Be sure totighten
all screws securely.

For double mounting of two systems, proceed as follows:

1. Align the mid-sized brackets (Item #2) with the holes on the adja­cent sides of each unit.

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2. Install the previously removed screws. Insert an additional screw
(provided in the parts pack) into the remaining holes. Tighten all
screws securely.

3. Place the two assemblies side-by-side with the mid brackets to
gether. (The left bracket should fit above the right so that the
countersinks are visible). Install 4 flat-head screws (Item #5) and
tighten them securely.

4. Attach the antenna connectors to the brackets.

5. Attach the supplied extension cables from the rack connectors to
the antenna connections on the back of the receiver.

6. Place the assembly into the rack enclosure and insert 4 #10-32 x
3/8” Phillips pan head screws (supplied) in each cornerof the rack
ears and secure to the enclosure. Some rack enclosures require
metric screws which are not supplied.

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3.1.2 Antenna Placement3.1.2 Antenna Placement

For any wireless system to perform correctly, strong RF signals are
mandatory. To maximize signal strength, good antenna placement
must be utilized. Although some situations prohibit perfect antenna
placement, here are some guidelines:

1. The antennas should be placed in a location with a clear signal
path to the transmitter. Walls, ceilings, metal objects, equipment
racks, etc. are all signal barriers that will reduce range and perfor
mance. Generally speaking, placing thereceiver atan elevatedlo
cation can help increase range and signal strength.

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If the receiver is rack-mounted, external antennas are neces
sary. Do not rack mount the FMR-10 with the antennas
mounted directly on the back of the unit. This will severely
decrease the range and performance of the system.

If the FMR-10 is rack-mounted, make sure the antennas are
front-mounted (following the directions noted above). If anten
nas are mounted remotely from the chassis, the 1/4-wave anten
nas supplied with the receiver cannot be used. 1/2-wave antennas
are a necessity if the antennas are remote-mounted and can pro
vide better performance when used with the rack mount.

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If antennas are remote-mounted, separating them 6 feet (1.8m) or
more and keeping them at least 2 feet (.6m) from other barriers will
improve performance (see Figure 8). If you are remote mounting
the antennas and require strong signal over a large area, consider
using highly directional antennas such as a log-periodic. The
ALP-450 available from Telex is tuned for frequencies from
450-900 MHz and can provide an additional 5 dB of gain.

3. If you remote-mount the antennas, attention should be paid to the
type and quality of the antenna cable. For cable runs longer than
25-ft. (7.6m), special low-loss cables should be used.

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4. If multiple wireless systems are being used, a multi-coupler will
minimize antenna interference.A multi-couplerhas one set of an
tennas and distributes RF signal to multiple systems. The Telex
will supply antenna signal and DC power to 4 systems, eliminat
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3.2 Handheld Transmitter Setup3.2 Handheld Transmitter Setup

1.

Insert battery. Slide open the hinged battery compartment cover
by placing your thumb on the indents of the battery door (at the
bottom of the transmitter) and gently pushing down (see Figure

9). Insert the battery, terminal end first, into the compartment,
with the smaller positive terminal to the right.

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Set handheld transmitter channel to match the channel setting

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on the receiver (channel number displayed on front of receiver
panel). The channel setting on the handheld transmitter is ac­cessed through the round opening on the side of the mic housing.
Numbers 0 - 9 are printed around the opening. The channel set
ting is determined by which number the arrowed slot is pointing
to. Use a small screwdriver (supplied) to change the channel set
ting. See Figure 10.

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Turn on the transmitter by sliding the power switch (closest to
the battery compartment) forward to the ON position (toward the
windscreen). The red battery condition light should flash once
and then go out. If the red light stays on or illuminates during a
performance, the battery should be replaced immediately. The
green light will stay lit when the handheld transmitter is on.

Note: Remember to turn the transmitter OFF when not in use.
This will conserve battery life.

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Verify Reception. When the transmitter is turned on: (FMR-10)
the RF meter will illuminate, indicating that the receiver is pick
ing up the signal. If this does not happen, make sure that the trans
mitter and receiver are set to the same channels.

5.

Unmute the audio by sliding the audio switch (immediately be
low the mic element) towards the windscreen. Speak or sing into
the microphone and you should hear your voice through the PA /
sound system.

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Adjustment of the transmitter audio gain - if necessary. The
transmitter audio gain is set to a mid level which should be suit
able for most situations. However, for loud or soft speakers or
singers, an adjustment may be necessary. First, speak or sing into
the microphone and listen closely. If the gain is too high, you will
hear distortion, and if thegain is too low,the signalwill below. In
either situation, an adjustment may be necessary.

To adjust the transmitter gain, gently insert the provided screw­driver (or other 3/32-in./2.4mm screwdriver) into the hole near
the head of the transmitter (see Figure 12). Turn lightly until the
screwdriver tip drops into the slot in the level control. Gently turn
counterclockwise until the control stops (the mic output is attenu­ated but not “off”). Slowly turn the mic-level control up while lis­tening to the audio. If the audio becomes distorted, turn the mic
level control down (counter-clockwise) about 1/8 turn.

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Note: Operate with the transmitter audio gain set as high as possi
ble without distortion, for the best signal to noise ratio.

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Test performance. Check to see that the RF meter on the
FMR-10 receiver is illuminated, an indication that the receiver is
picking up the signal. Then, “walk” the intended area of use and
make sure that there are no barriers to reception or sources of in
terference. If problems are encountered, see Troubleshooting
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3.3 Bodypack Transmitter SetupTransmitter Setup

1.

Insert battery. Open the hinged battery compartment by placing
your thumb or finger on the indent labeled OPEN on the battery
door and pushing down, see Figure 11. When inserting the bat
tery, pay attention to the polarity (+/-) and insert the terminals
into the battery compartment first. Close the battery door by slid
ing the door shut.

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Set the transmitter channel to match the channel setting on the
receiver. The channel switch on the bodypack is located just un
derneath the battery door, and to the right of the indent labeled
OPEN. Note the channel number label (0-9) surrounding the
opening. The bodypack channel must be set to the same number
as the receiver channel, which is displayed on the receiver front
panel. The channel setting is determined by which number the
arrowed slot is pointing to. Use a small screwdriver (supplied)
to change the channel setting.

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3.

Turn on thetransmitter bysliding thepower switch to its on po
sition. Check the condition of the battery by watching the light
below the power switch. The red battery light should flash once
and then go out. If the light stays on, the battery is weak and
should be replaced.

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Verify reception. When the transmitter is turned on: (FMR-10)

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Connect the audio source. If using a lavalier or headworn mi­crophone, insert the connector on the end of the mic wire, into the
connector on the bodypack. If using a lavalier mic, use the clip to
attach the mic to the users clothing. If using the headworn mic,
place the headset on the user’s head, positioning the mic at the
corner of their mouth.

Note: Keep the audio muted while plugging in and adjusting
the microphone or source. Placement of lavalier and headworn

microphones will noticeably change the sound quality, so some
testing with theuser isnecessary. An importantpoint to remember,
the closer to the sound source, the stronger or louder the signal.

6.

Unmute the audio, by sliding the large AUDIO switch located on
the bodypack, to the ON position. Speak or sing into the microphone
and you should hear your voice through the PA / sound system.

7. Listen carefully to the audio and be sensitive of overload distor
tion and low gain.

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Adjust the transmit gain if necessary. Gently insert the pro
vided screwdriver or other 3/32-in. 2.4mm screwdriver into the
gain adjustment located at the top edge of the battery compart
ment under the door (see Figure 11). The door has to be opened
but not swung upward to make adjustments. Turn lightly until the
screwdriver tip drops into theslot onthe level control. Gentlyturn
the control counterclockwise until the control stops (the audio
output is attenuated but not “off”). Slowly turn the audio level
control clockwise while listening to audio; if the audio becomes
distorted, turn the mic level control counter-clockwise about 1/8
turn.

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Test performance. Check to see that the RF meter on the
FMR-10 receiver is illuminated, an indication that the receiver is
picking up the signal. Then, “walk” the intended area of use and
make sure that there are no barriers to reception or sources of in­terference. If problems are encountered, see Troubleshooting
Guide.

10.

Clip the bodypack to the user’s belt or pocket. The bodypack
can be positioned horizontally or vertically by moving the belt
clip attachment. This is done by removingthe belt clip attachment
screw, rotating the clip to the desired position, and replacing the
screw.

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4. Guidelines/Recommendations for Best Performance

Compatibility

The receiver and transmitter must be set to the same channel to oper
ate together.

Using Multiple Wireless Systems

Using Multiple Wireless Systems

If two or more FMR-10 Wireless and/or other VHF/UHF wireless
systems are being used inthe same location, properfrequency coordi
nation is necessary to avoid interference. The following FMR-10
System channels will work together:

FMR-10 FREQUENCIES

Channel Compatible Systems Operating TV Channel Systems within
Number within Low Band Frequency Channel Number High & Low Band

0 ✔ 707.45 53 0 ✚
1 ✔ 708.25 53 1 ✚
2 ✔ 709.25 53 2 ✚
3 710.05 54 3
4 ✔ 711.65 54 4
5 ✔ 713.85 54 5 ✚
6 715.25 54 6
7 ✔ 718.85 55 7 ✚
8 720.50 55 8

9 ✔ 721.45 55 9

Channel Compatible Systems Operating TV Channel
Number within High Band Frequency Channel Number

0 ✔ 725.45 56 0 ✚
1 726.25 56 1
2 ✔ 727.25 56 2
3 728.35 57 3
4 ✔ 729.65 57 4 ✚
5 ✔ 732.65 57 5 ✚
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Multiple System Setup &Multiple System Setup & ClearScan™

ClearScan™ is most useful for finding operating frequencies for situ
ations where no more than 2 systems will be used simultaneously.

When setting up more than 2 systems, use ClearScan™ to choose the
first channel of operation. Set up subsequent systems following the
channel groupings listed above in the “Using Multiple Wireless Sys
tems” section.

Potential Sources of Interference

Potential Sources of Interference

There are many potential sources of interference for your wireless
system. Any electronic product that contains digital circuitry includ
ing digital signal processors (reverb/multi-effects units), electronic
keyboards, digital lighting controllers, CD players and computers, all
emit RF energy that can adversely affect the performance of your
wireless system. It is always best to place your receiver as far away
from these devices as possible to minimize this potential source of
problems.

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Battery RecommendationsBattery Recommendations

Fresh 9-volt alkaline batteries from a quality manufacturer will yield
the best performance from your FMR-10 transmitters. Rechargeable

8.4-volt Ni-cad batteries can be used, but will yield much shorter op

erational time.

When the transmitter switch is turned on, the red battery light will
flash once if the battery is good. If the light does not flash or stays lit
continuously, the battery is weak or dead. If the light comes on during
use, the battery is weakening and should be replaced as soon as possi
ble.

If sound qualitydegrades during use, it may be the resultof a weaken­ing battery.

Receiver and Antenna Placement

Receiver and Antenna Placement

Do not place the receiver near a large metal object or surface.
Locate the receiver as close as possible to the area where the Trans­mitter user will be working. Ideally, position the receiver so that the
transmitter is within site of the receiver.

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When using multiple systems, do not allow antennas to cross or touch
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5. Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Possible Causes Solutions

No audio & no lights on
receiver

No audio & no Tx ON
light on receiver

No audio

Low audio signal

Distorted audio signal

Interference

Short range or drop-outs

Receiver is off

Transmitter is off

No (or dead) battery in
transmitter

Faulty battery contacts
in transmitter

Transmitter audio switch
is off (signal is muted)

Receiver audio cable is dam
aged or disconnected

Gain not sufficient on
mixer/preamp/amp input.

Gain set too low (or muted) on
mixer/preamp/amplifier

Receiver audio too low
(1/4”/6.4mm output)

Transmitter audio level too low

Transmitter audio level too high
(overloading transmitter circuit)

Receiver audio settoo high(1/4”

6.4mm output)

Battery level low in transmitter

Another wireless product in the
immediate area, operating on the
same frequency, or on a fre
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RF signal (such as a TV broad
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Receiver placed too close to a
digital signal processor or simi
lar device.

Strong electromagnetic field
from stage lighting or other
source near the transmitter or re
ceiver, which may be producing
RF noise on or near the operat
ing frequency.

RF reflective metal obstacles
between transmitter & receiver.

Poorly oriented beltpack an
tenna

Make sure that power supply is prop
erly connected and providing power to
the receiver

Turn on transmitter power switch

Insert fresh battery in transmitter

Clean contacts

Turn on transmitter audio switch

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Connect, repair, or replace cable

Increase mixer/preamp/amplifier gain
setting

Increase gain setting on
mixer/preamp/amplifier

Increase receiver audiovolume setting

Increase transmitter audiogain setting

Decrease transmitter audio gain set­ting

Decrease receiver audio level setting

Insert fresh battery in transmitter

Change operating frequency. If inter­ference is weak, keep transmitter on at

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all times (to override interfering sig
nal) whenever receiver is on.

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Move receiver to a different location

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Change operating frequency. Repair or
remove source of interference. Move

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receiver to a different location.

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Move the obstacles, or reposition the
receiver

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Reorient bodypack so that antenna is
positioned vertical (up and down) and
facing receiver, if possible

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Faulty receiving antennasystem

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Reposition antennas or receiver

6. FMR-10 Wireless Series System Technical

Specifications

UHF Receivers:UHF Receivers: FMR-10 Receiver

Receiver Type Synthesized PLL

Frequency Range (RF) Selected Frequencies between 710-866 MHz

Number of Selectable Channels 10

Diversity True Diversity with Secure-Phaseä

RF Sensitivity < .8 uV for 12 dB SINAD

Audio Output,

Frequency Response 50-15 kHz +/- 2 dB

Audio Output, Balanced (XLR) -20 dBV (600 Ohm Load)

Audio Output, Unbalanced
(1/4”/6.4mm, NRU only) adjustable 8 mv to 0.775VRMS (100 K ohm load)

Distortion (THD) Less than 0.5%

Signal-to-Noise Ratio >94 dB

Dynamic Range 100 dB

(depending on Country of Operation)

UHF Transmitters:

UHF Transmitters: WT-10 and HT-10Dand HT-10D

RF Frequency Range Selected Frequencies between 710 -866 MHz

Number of Selectable Channels 10

Radiated RF Output 10-15 mW typical

Microphone Element HT-100 handheld EV N/D 767a cardioid N/DYM dynamic

TA4F Connector Wiring: Pin 1: Ground; Pin 2: Mic Input;

Audio Gain Adjustment Range 40 dB beltpacks, 26 dB handhelds

Battery Life 8 - 10 hours with 9-Volt alkaline

Bodypack Antenna flexible external 1/4 wave

Handheld Mic Antenna internal 1/2 wave

Size (Handheld transmitter) 10. 13 in. (257mm) long

Size (Bodypack transmitter) HxWxD 4.5 in. (114mm) x 2.6 in. (66mm)

(depending on Country of Operation)

Pin 3: +5 volt bias; Pin 4: +5 volt bias fed
through a 3 K ohm resistor for 2-wire electrets

x 1.3 in. (32mm) (no antenna)

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FCC INFORMATION

The TELEX Receiver FMR-10 is authorized under Part 15 of
the Federal Communication Commission.

The Telex WT-10 and HT-10D Transmitters are type Ac
cepted under United States Federal Communications Com
mission Part 74.

Licensing of Telex equipment is the user’s responsibility
and licensability depends upon the user’s classification,
user’s application, and frequency selected. Telex strongly
urges the user to contact the appropriate telecommunica­tions authority for any desired clarification.

CAUTION: Any changes or modifications made to the above

equipment could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.

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ACCESSORIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS

Order No. Description

450131 Plastic belt clip for bodypack
63850006 WLM-50 tie clip-horizontal
63850007 WLM-50 tie clip-vertical
64277000 WLM-50 omnidirectional lapel microphone
57013001 WLM-50 foam windscreen

70925001 ELM-22 MicroMini™ omnidirectional lapel mic
70928001 ELM-22 mic clip
57013001 ELM-22 foam windscreen
450124 Spring-adjusted handheld mic stand adapter
870343 Deluxe handheld mic stand adapter
71081001 Rack-mount kit - Single
71081002 Rack-mount kit - Double
730139 120-volt power supply (US/Canada type)
730140 230-volt power supply (EURO type)
730103 230-volt power supply (UK type)
71253000 UAD-2 Antenna/power distribution system

(supplies 4 units) (600-780 MHz)

879010 1/4-wave antenna with connector (668-746 MHz)
71147000 ALP-450 Directional log periodic antenna (450-900 MHz)
870658-5 1/2-wave antenna with TNC connector (690-725 MHz)
870658-6 1/2-wave antenna with TNC connector (725-760 MHz)
71138000 Universal bracket for 1/2-wave antenna with

10 ft. (3.05m) coax cable

71151025 25 ft. (7.62m) coax cable with TNC connectors
71151050 50 ft. (15.24m) coax cable with TNC connectors
71151075 75 ft. (22.86m) coax cable with TNC connectors
71151100 100 ft. (30.48m) coax cable with TNC connectors

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Telex Communications Inc., 12000 Portland Ave. South, Burnsville, MN 55337

[phone], [phone], Fax: [phone]

PN 803341 May 2001