Audio Technica ATW-R6200 S User manual

User Manual
Thank you for purchasing this product.
Before using the product, take time to read this user manual thoroughly to ensure that you will use the product
correctly. Also keep this user manual handy, along with the warranty, so that they are always available for reference.
Features
•
Uses advanced IMD suppression techniques to allow 31 simultaneous channels within a
4 MHz tuning bandwidth
• High-performance filtering removes external noise from outside of the tuning bandwidth
• Clear, easy-to-read display
•
Easy transmitter setup via IR sync
• Headphone output jack for monitoring receiver output
• Ethernet connection allows monitoring and controlling via a PC
• Ethernet interface for monitoring and controlling system parameters via a PC
• Metal full-rack receiver chassis with reinforced mounting ears and rear rack mount
capability
UHF SYNTHESIZED DIVERSITY RECEIVER
ATW-R6200 S

Contents
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Features ..........................................................................1
Important information ...............................................................3
Notes on use .......................................................................4
Using multiple wireless systems ......................................................4
Maintenance .......................................................................4
Part names and functions <front panel> ................................................5
Part names and functions <rear panel> .................................................6
Part names and functions <display> ...................................................7
Minimum hold function ............................................................8
System operation ...................................................................8
Settings ...........................................................................9
Main menu ......................................................................9
Items configurable from the main menu ..............................................9
Setting the operating frequency ....................................................10
Setting the name ................................................................ 10
Correcting characters ......................................................................11
Setting the squelch level .......................................................... 11
Setting the audio output level ..................................................... 11
Setting the line and mic levels .....................................................12
Setting the system-related functions ................................................12
Setting the key lock .......................................................................12
Setting the lock code ......................................................................13
Setting the antenna power ..................................................................13
Setting transmitters via IR sync ..............................................................14
Screen saver settings .....................................................................14
Resetting factory defaults ..................................................................15
Checking the product information ............................................................15
Setting up the network ...........................................................16
Obtaining an IP address ...................................................................16
Setting the IP address .....................................................................16
Setting the subnet mask ...................................................................17
Displaying the MAC address ................................................................17
Changing the DHCP server setting ...........................................................17
Setting up transmitter via IR sync .....................................................18
Using the key lock function ..........................................................19
Setting up the key lock function ....................................................19
Cancelling the key lock function .................................................... 19
Making connections (basic connections) ...............................................20
Example using an external antenna (sold separately) ....................................21
Achieving stable reception ..........................................................21
Front antenna connections ..........................................................22
Rack mounting receivers ............................................................22
Specifications .....................................................................23
Dimensions .......................................................................23

Warning:
• To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
Caution:
• Do not expose this apparatus to drips or splashes.
• To avoid electric shock, do not open the cabinet.
• Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.
• Do not expose this apparatus to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.
• Do not subject this apparatus to strong impact.
• This apparatus should be located close enough to the AC outlet so
that you can easily grasp the power cord plug at any time.
• In case of emergency, disconnect the power cord plug of this
apparatus quickly.
• Do not place any objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on this
apparatus.
• To prevent fire, do not place any naked flame sources (such as
lighted candles) on this apparatus.
• Do not install this apparatus in a confined space such as a bookcase
or similar unit.
• Install this apparatus only in places with good ventilation.
• To prevent fire, do not cover the vents of this apparatus with
newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.
• This apparatus with ClassΙconstruction shall be connected to an
AC outlet with a protective grounding connection.
• This apparatus is not disconnected from the mains as long as it is
connected to an AC outlet, even if the unit itself has been turned
off.
• The rating label appears on the bottom of this apparatus.
For customers in the USA
Important Safety Instructions
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance
with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that
produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or
grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one
wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades
and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong
are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit
into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the
obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point
where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the
manufacturer.
12.
Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket or table
specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the
apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when
moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip-over.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or
when unused for long periods of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way,
such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been
spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus
has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally,
or has been dropped.
Caution: To prevent electric shock, do not remove the cover. There are
no user-serviceable parts inside. Internal adjustments are for qualified
professionals only. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the
presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the
product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitute a risk of shock to persons.
The exclamation point symbol within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence
of important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the product.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
FCC Notice
Warning:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful
interference.
Caution:
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not
expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to
operate this equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part
15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from
that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
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Important information

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• Two transmitters on the same frequency cannot be used simultaneously.
• Please be aware that interference may be generated from the surrounding electromagnetic environment and/or from
using multiple units.
• The wireless system may be affected by electromagnetic noise from automobile spark plugs, light dimmers, computers,
OA devices, or electrical music instruments. Position the components of the system in a place where it is less likely to be
affected.
• Only use this product in combination with devices specified by the manufacturer.
• Insert the plugs of connecting cables securely into their mating connectors.
• Radio waves in the UHF band propagate mainly by line of sight. Configure system so there are no obstructions between
the transmitter and receiver.
• Do not use outside the USA. Use abroad may be punished according to the laws of the relevant country.
• Unplug the product when unused for long periods of time.
• Use 120 V AC power source. Refer to "Specifications" for product ratings.
• When using multiple units simultaneously, maintain approximately 1 meter or more between individual transmitters and
approximately 10 meters or more between transmitters and receivers.
•
When using multiple units, power on transmitters one by one, making sure there is no unwanted noise.
• When you unplug the power cable, if the plug is dusty or dirty, wipe it off with a soft, dry cloth.
• Do not use anything like benzene or paint thinner to clean the product.
• When storing the system for an extended period, wrap the device in plastic to protect it from dust.
Notes on use
Using multiple wireless systems
Maintenance

Receiver 1 Receiver 2
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(1) Power switch
Press the switch to turn the power on.
The display lights up when the power is turned on.
*There will be a delay of up to 5 seconds between
powering on and audio output from the product.
Press the switch again to turn the power off.
(3) Function buttons
Upper button (FN1): Switches the level meter display.
Lower button (FN2): Minimum hold (only in level meter
display mode).
(2) IR sync window
Use when syncing transmitter to the product.
*This is shared by receivers 1 and 2.
(4) Display
Displays the product state and setting menus.
(5) BACK button
Takes the display back one screen when pressed.
(6) Control dial
Turn to scroll through settings and press to set them.
(7) Headphone monitor（6.3 mm）output jack
This is the headphone output jack used for monitoring.
It allows you to monitor receivers 1 and 2.
(8) Headphone channel indicator
Displays which receiver is being monitored, receiver 1
or 2.
(9) Headphone volume
Use when adjusting the volume of the headphones for
monitoring.
Press and release the knob to switch between
receivers 1 and 2.
*Does not affect receiver audio output level.
(9)(8)(7)(6)(5)(6)(5) (4)(3)(4)(3)(1) (2)
Part names and functions <front panel>

ANT BANT A
RECEIVER
2
GROUND
LIFT
GROUND
NETWORK
INTERFACE
RECEIVER
1
BALANCED
OUTPUT
BALANCED
OUTPUT
GROUND
LIFT
GROUND
NETWORK
INTERFACE
12V
60mA
12V
60mA
WARNING :
THIS APPARATUS
MUST BE EARTHED.
AC IN
T2 AH 250V
max. 250V~
Receiver 1
Receiver 2
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Part names and functions <rear panel>
(1) Antenna input jack
Each of the antenna jacks can supply 12 V DC for use
with powered antennas or accessories (sold separately).
(6) AC IN terminal
Use the IEC-type connector for 120 V AC 60 Hz power
input.
*This product is only for use in the USA. It may not be used
abroad.
(7) Main power switch
Press the main power switch to turn the power on.
Turn the main power switch on before turning the front
panel power switch on.
(2) Balanced output jack
(6.3 mm (1/4") standard stereo jack)
COLD
GND
HOT
(3) Balanced output jack
(XLR 3-pin male)
3. COLD
2. HOT
1. GND
(5) Network interface
Connecting to a PC via Ethernet cable allows you to
monitor and control the system from the PC. For
details, contact your local Audio-Technica dealer.
(4) Ground lift switch
This switch isolates the GND pin of the balanced
output from the ground.
Normally use in the GROUND position, but if a hum
develops due to a ground loop, switch to the "GROUND
LIFT" side.
(7)(6)(5)(5) (4)(3)(4)(3)(1) (1)
(2) (2)

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Main Screen 1 Main Screen 2
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Part names and functions <display>
(1) NAME
Displays the specified name.
(2) RF level indicator
Displays the reception states of antennas A & B,
respectively.
(3) AF level indicator
Displays the received audio signal level.
(4) Battery level
Shows the battery level of the transmitter.
: 75% or more battery power remaining.
: 50 to 75% battery power remaining.
: 25 to 50% battery power remaining.
: 25% or less battery power remaining.
: Charge/replace the batteries.
*Use as a general guide for determining how much
battery power has been consumed.
*If there is no remaining battery power, replace the
transmitter’s batteries. If rechargeable batteries are
being used, recharge them.
(5) Key lock and network remote
: Key lock is ON
: Network remote state
(6) DHCP server operation indicator
Displayed when the DHCP server operation setting is
ON.
(7) Frequency
Displays the set frequency.
(8) Mute indicator
An exclamation point icon is displayed when muted.
Each time you press the Function button (FN1) on the main screen, it switches between screens.
*When on any screen other than the main screen, pressing the Function button (FN1) switches it back to main screen 1.
(6) (7) (3)
(8)
(5)(4)
(1) (2)
(3)(2) (8) (9)
(10)
(9) Peak indicator
Displayed if the AF level exceeds +18 dBV.
(10) Marker (when the minimum hold
function is on)
The RF level is held at a minimum value.

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System operation
(1) Turn the main power switch on the rear panel [ON].
(2) Turn the power switch on the front panel [ON].
◦The display lights and the frequency is displayed.
(3) Set the operating frequency (see p. 10).
(4) Turn the transmitter’s power on and sync with receiver (see p. 18).
◦The RF level indicator lights up.
(5) Check the RF level indicator.
◦Check that antenna A or B lights up.
(6) Speak into the mic.
◦Make sure the AF level indicator lights up.
Minimum hold function
(1) Main power switch
(2) Power switch
Rear Panel
Front Panel
RF –A
RF –B
Audio PEAK
–40 –30 –20 –10 0+10
(1) When on the main screen, pressing the function button
(FN1) switches the display to main screen 2.
RF –A
RF –B
Audio PEAK
–40 –30 –20 –10 0+10
(2) If you press and hold the function button (FN2), the
minimum hold function turns on and its marker is
displayed.
◦The marker indicates the lowest-level RF signal
received from the transmitter.
◦The marker does not move even if the input RF level is
higher than the marker position.
◦If the RF level input is lower than the marker position,
the marker moves in tandem with the RF level.
◦To reset the marker position, press the Function button
(FN2).
Marker

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Settings
Main menu
Items configurable from the main menu
The various settings of this product can be made from the main menu.
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(1) On the main screen, press or turn the control dial to
display the main menu.
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Audio Settings
Frequency
(2) Turn the control dial to select the item you wish to set.
(3) Pressing the control dial opens the settings menu of the
selected item.
◦Press the BACK button to go back one screen.
◦To cancel part way through making a setting, press the
BACK button.
◦While in the setting mode, the display will return to the
main screen if 30 seconds pass without a button or the
control dial being used.
Frequency Management Sets the operating frequency and corresponding name.
Squelch Sets the squelch level.
Audio Settings Sets the audio output level, and the line/mic levels.
System Settings Configures the following functions:
◦Key lock
◦Antenna power
◦IR sync
◦Screen saver
◦Factory-defined defaults
TX SYNC Syncs transmitter with the product.
Network Configures network settings.

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Setting the operating frequency
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Audio Settings
Frequency
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Frequency] and then press the control dial.
FREQ
Frequency Management
NAME
MHz
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(2) Select [FREQ] and press the control dial.
.
FREQ
Frequency Management
NAME
MHz
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(3) Turn the control dial and set the first 3 digits. When
finished setting them, press the control dial.
.
FREQ
Frequency Management
NAME
MHz
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(4) Turn the control dial and set the last 3 digits. When
finished setting them, press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.
Setting the name
The following characters can be entered:
◦Alphabetical characters (upper and lower case) ◦Numbers
◦Symbols (+, -, period) ◦Spaces
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Audio Settings
Frequency
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Frequency] and then press the control dial.
FREQ
Frequency Management
NAME
(2) Select [NAME] and press the control dial.
FREQ
Frequency Management
NAME
V
(3) Turn the control dial to display the character you wish to
set and then press the control dial.
◦The character is input and the cursor moves to the
right.
FREQ
Frequency Management
NAME
Vocal2
(4) Enter all the desired characters in the same way as in
step (3) and then press the control dial.
◦The NAME is saved.
NOTE: A total of 10 characters must be entered. If less
than 10 characters are desired, select SPACE and
press the control dial until the cursor moves to the
10th character position.

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Setting the squelch level
Setting the audio output level
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Audio Settings
Frequency
Squelch
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Squelch] and then press the control dial.
50
Squelch
20 dBuV
OFF
Frequency
Squelch
Audio Settings
(2) Turn the control dial and select the value you wish to set.
◦
The meter indicates the RF level.
◦You can set it from OFF up to the maximum 50dBμV.
◦The default setting is 20dBμV.
50
Squelch
50 dBuV
OFF
Frequency
Squelch
Audio Settings
(3) Press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.
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Audio Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Audio Settings] and then press the control dial.
0–20
GAIN
Audio Settings
LINE/MIC
0 dB
(2) Select [GAIN] and press the control dial.
0–20
GAIN
Audio Settings
LINE/MIC
–20 dB
(3) Turn the control dial and set the audio output level.
◦The level changes 2dB +/- each time you turn the
control dial.
◦It can be set from -20 to 0dB.
(4) Press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.
Correcting characters
There are two ways to correct text that has been entered.
●If you wish to delete text
Turn the control dial and select [BS]. When you press the control dial, the cursor moves one space to the left, backspacing
over the last character entered.
●To move to the character you wish to correct
Press the BACK button and the cursor moves back one place. Move the cursor back to the character you wish to change.
Turn the control dial to display the character you wish to set and then press the control dial.

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Setting the line and mic levels
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Frequency
Audio Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Audio Settings] and then press the control dial.
LINE MIC
GAIN
LINE/MIC
Audio Settings (2) Select [LINE/MIC] and press the control dial.
GAIN
LINE/MIC
Audio Settings
LINE MICMICLINE
(3) Turn the control dial and select either [LINE] or [MIC].
(4) Press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.
Setting the system-related functions
Setting the key lock
Set this function to prevent the product settings from being changed.
*The default setting is [OFF].
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Squelch
System Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[System Settings] and then press the control dial.
OFFON
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings (2) Select [Key Lock] and press the control dial.
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings
OFFON
(3) Turn the control dial, select [ON] or [OFF] and then press
the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.

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Setting the lock code
The lock code is a 4-digit number used with the key lock. (Can be set from "0000" to "9999".)
When the key lock function is activated, the lock code is required to access the menu from the main screen.
*The default setting is "0000".
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Squelch
System Settings 
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[System Settings] and then press the control dial.
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings (2) Select [Lock Code] and press the control dial.
0
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings (3) Turn the dial to select a number and then press the
control dial.
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Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings (4) Repeat the operation until all 4 numbers are entered and
then press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.
Setting the antenna power
This turns power on/off to the antenna input terminals.
*The default setting is [OFF].
*This can only be set from receiver 1.
*If set to [ON], power is supplied to both antennas A and B.
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Squelch
System Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[System Settings] and then press the control dial.
OFFON
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings (2) Select [ANT PWR] and press the control dial.
OFFON
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings (3) Turn the control dial, select [ON] or [OFF] and then press
the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.

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Setting transmitters via IR sync
This function allows you to make transmitter settings on the product and then automatically configure the transmitter via
IR sync.
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Audio Settings
Squelch
System Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[System Settings] and then press the control dial.
Lock Code
RF PWR,HIGH MIC GAIN, 10
KEY LOCK,OFF
BATT ,Alkaline
ANT PWR
TX SET
System Settings (2) Select [TX SET] and press the control dial.
Lock Code
RF PWR,HIGH MIC GAIN, 10
KEY LOCK,OFF
BATT ,Alkaline
ANT PWR
TX SET
System Settings (3) To set the [RF PWR], turn the control dial, select [HIGH],
[MID] or [LOW] and then press the control dial.
Lock Code
RF PWR,HIGH MIC GAIN, 10
KEY LOCK,OFF
BATT ,Alkaline
ANT PWR
TX SET
System Settings (4) To set the [MIC GAIN], turn the control dial, select the
gain and then press the control dial.
◦The gain can be set in steps of 2dB.
◦The maximum setting is 20dB.
Lock Code
RF PWR,HIGH MIC GAIN, 10
KEY LOCK,OFF
BATT ,Alkaline
ANT PWR
TX SET
System Settings (5) To set the [KEY LOCK] (transmitter key lock), turn the
control dial, select [ON] or [OFF] and then press the
control dial.
Lock Code
RF PWR,HIGH MIC GAIN, 10
KEY LOCK,OFF
BATT ,Alkaline
ANT PWR
TX SET
System Settings (6) To set the [BATT] (type of battery used in the transmitter),
turn the control dial, select [Alkaline] or [Ni-MH] and then
press the control dial.
Alkaline Select when using alkaline batteries.
Ni-MH Select when using nickel–metal hydride batteries.
◦The setting is complete.
NOTE: For how to sync a transmitter with the receiver,
refer to "Setting up transmitter via IR sync" (p.18).
Screen saver settings
This sets the length of time before the display turns off from inactivity.
*The default setting is set to "OFF" and the screen does not turn off.
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Squelch
System Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[System Settings] and then press the control dial.
LCD auto off time
1
minute
ANT PWR
TX SET
Screen Saver
System Settings (2) Select [Screen Saver] and press the control dial.
LCD auto off time
5
minute
ANT PWR
TX SET
Screen Saver
System Settings (3) Turn the control dial, select the desired amount of time
and then press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete.
◦If you select [OFF], the display will not turn off.
◦The time can be set from 1 to 99 minutes.

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Resetting factory defaults
This returns the settings to their factory defaults.
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Squelch
System Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[System Settings] and then press the control dial.
Reset ?
TX SET
Screen Saver
RESET
System Settings (2) Select [RESET] and press the control dial.
Reset ?
YES NO
TX SET
Screen Saver
RESET
System Settings (3) Select [YES] and press the control dial.
◦Reset starts. After the reset is complete, the product
powers off and on.
Checking the product information
This function displays product information.
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System Settings
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[System Settings] and then press the control dial.
Screen Saver
VERSION
RESET
Audio-Technica Co, Ltd
ATW–R6200 SN00000000
1. 0. 000 BAND
09:47:32 Aug 12 2015
System Settings (2) Select [VERSION].
◦Product information is displayed.
●Information you can check:
Screen Saver
VERSION
RESET
Audio-Technica Co, Ltd
ATW–R6200 SN00000000
1. 0. 000 BAND
09:47:32 Aug 12 2015
System Settings
(1) Company name
(2) Product model and serial number
(3) Firmware version and frequency band name
(4) Date/time firmware created
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

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Connecting to a PC via Ethernet cable allows you to monitor and control the system from the PC.
The settings made here are not reflected until the product is restarted. After you change settings, a screen opens to inform
you that you have to restart.
Obtaining an IP address
This sets how the IP address is selected.
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TX SYNC
System Settings
Network
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Network] and then press the control dial.
AutoIP STATIC
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Network (2) Select [IP Select] and press the control dial.
AutoIP STATIC
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Network (3) Select the desired setting and press the control dial.
AutoIP This sets the system to automatically
assign an IP address.
STATIC This sets the system to use a fixed IP
address.
◦The setting is complete. Restart the product after
completing all the network settings.
Setting the IP address
This configures the IP address.
*This can only be configured when [IP Select] is set to [STATIC].
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System Settings
Network
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Network] and then press the control dial.
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Network
0 , 0 , 0 , 0
(2) Select [IP Address] and press the control dial.
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Network
192 , 0 , 0 , 0
(3) Turn the dial and select the number you wish to set and
press the control dial.
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Network
192, 168 , 1 , 1
(4) Repeat the operation until all the numbers are entered
and then press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete. Restart the product after
completing all the network settings.
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Setting the subnet mask
This configures the subnet mask.
*This can only be configured when [IP Select] is set to [STATIC].
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System Settings
Network
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Network] and then press the control dial.
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
255, 255, 255, 0
Network (2) Select [Subnet Mask] and press the control dial.
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
255, 255, 255, 0
Network (3) Turn the dial and select the number you wish to set and
press the control dial.
IP Select
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Network
255, 255, 255, 0
(4) Repeat the operation until all the numbers are entered
and then press the control dial.
◦The setting is complete. Restart the product after
completing all network settings.
Displaying the MAC address
This allows you to check the MAC address.
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System Settings
Network
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Network] and then press the control dial.
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IP Address
Subnet Mask
MAC Address
Network (2) Select [MAC Address].
◦The MAC address is displayed.
Changing the DHCP server setting
This sets whether or not to use a DHCP server.
*If you wish to use a DHCP server, you must set [IP Select] to [STATIC].
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System Settings
Network
(1) From the Main menu, turn the control dial, select
[Network] and then press the control dial.
Subnet Mask
MAC Address
DHCP Server
Network
OFFON
(2) Select [DHCP Server] and press the control dial.
Subnet Mask
MAC Address
DHCP Server
Network
OFFON
(3) Turn the dial and select either [ON] or [OFF] and press the
control dial.
◦The setting is complete. Restart the product after
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This function allows you to send the settings configured on the product to the transmitter via IR sync.
*First refer to the section "Setting transmitters via IR sync" (p. 14) and then make the settings.
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Audio Settings
TX SYNC
(1) From the main menu, turn the control dial, select
[TX SYNC] and then press the control dial.
Ir bus arbitration..OK
Connect..OK
Send and Wait..
Audio Settings
System Settings
TX SYNC
TX Sync (2) A standby screen is displayed.
◦Press the BACK button to return to the main menu.
◦If 60 seconds pass without a button/dial being used,
the display will return to the main menu.
(3) While in standby mode, position the IR sync windows of
the product and transmitter so they face each other.
(4) Press the SYNC button on the transmitter.
◦Wait several seconds until communication is
established.
Ir bus arbitration..OK
Connect..OK
Send and Wait..OK
Close and End.
Audio Settings
System Settings
TX SYNC
TX Sync (5) When the sync is complete, the “completed” screen is
displayed.
◦The settings made on the product are automatically
sent to the transmitter.
◦After sync is complete, the display returns
automatically to the main screen.
◦If an error occurs in the syncing process, an error
screen opens and then the display returns to the main
menu. Check the alignment of the IR sync windows of
the receiver and transmitter and then sync again.
◦To cancel the syncing process, press the BACK button.
Display returns to the main menu.
Setting up transmitter via IR sync

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The key lock function prevents entry to the main menu to avoid any unwanted changes to the system's settings.
When the key lock function is set to [ON], the main screen is displayed, but a lock code is required in order to access the
main menu.
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings (1). Set up a lock code.
◦For details, refer to "Setting the lock code" on p. 13.
◦Do not forget the 4-digit code you set up.
Key Lock
Lock Code
ANT PWR
System Settings
OFFON
(2) Set the key lock function to [ON].
◦For details, refer to "Setting the key lock" section on
p. 12.
(3) The key lock function is enabled once you press the
BACK button and return to the main screen.
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PIN INPUT
(1) When the key lock is enabled, the PIN INPUT screen is
displayed when you press or turn the control dial on the
main screen.
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(2) To release the lock, enter the 4-digit lock code. Turn the
control dial to select a number and then press the control
dial. Once you enter a number, the cursor moves to the
right. Repeat the steps to enter the 4-digit lock code.
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(3) After the entire 4-digit code is entered, press the control
button. If the correct lock code was entered, the main
menu will display.
(4) The key lock function can be released by turning the key
lock setting [OFF].
Using the key lock function
Setting up the key lock function
Cancelling the key lock function

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Making connections (basic connections)
This example is of connections made when using one ATW-R6200 S.
When connecting more than one ATW-R6200 S via a distributor (sold separately), refer to the distributor's
user manual.
NOTE: The example connection shown above uses the supplied antennas. When using the product in a large
space or on a stage, connect it to UHF wideband LPDA antennas ATW-A49 (sold separately), as shown
by the dotted lines.
ATW-A 49
ATW-A 49
ATW-R 6200 S
Antenna Antenna
Mixer IN
PC PC
Mixer IN
Connection example