Telex FMR-70 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Operating Frequencies: 150-216 MHz VHF Band
- Compatible Transmitters: Telex Model WT-55 e HT-200 Series
- Can work with large receiver antennas.
- Enclosure is Completely Metal for full shielding.
- High Performance RF Front End with GaAsFet RF Amplifier.
- Type of True Noise Mute.
- XLR Type. Level AF output connector.
- Controller with signal adjustment for AF output level.
- Graphical AF Output Level Indicator using Bar Graph Technologies.
- Powered externally from the mains or 13V AC RMS/12-14V DC source.
- Commercial size with compact features.
- Indication on TX.
- INDICATORS OF DIVERSITY OF RECEPTION THE ANGLES 0 DEGREES AND 180 DEGREES.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: If they have multiple wireless systems, can they all operate at the same time?
Answer: Yes, several units may be used in the same area at the same time, but each unit must be used with the transmitter that is on the same frequency.
Question: Does the incorporation of the system have any directional sensitivity?
Answer: Not at all, the antenna used in the transmitter emits signals on an omni-directional pattern. But the signal can be greatly diminished by the operator's body and nearby objects.
Question: The transmitter is off, can the receiver be able to receive signals from other transmitters any more?
Answer: Yes, the other transmission signals can be received, but since its frequency is computer selected it is not prone to noise interference.
Question: Is feedback a problem?
Answer: Indeed, feedback has been a delicate issue when it comes to using microphones in any form of PA Systems. Ideal Timberhammer microphones are produced by setting g a lower feedback. Apply gain to microphones in moderation, as this is capable of raising the feedback. A good practice that is often overlooked, but is crucial, is to apply the right amount of feedback for the desired audio output.
Question: My range and reception are poor, how can I improve them?
Answer: Attempt to close the gap in distance between the transmitter and receiver, one of the reasons for a dismal performance may be the distance you are standing at, try using a 5/8 wave antenna instead.
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