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Nady Systems 9E3W1KUH User manual

UHF Wireless Microphone Syetem
USER MANUAL
Welcome to select UHF wireless microphone system, and welcomes you
to join our clients team. UHF wireless microphone system is a professional
design and production, with the perfect professional sound quality, using the
world's most advanced multi-channel digital phase-locked loop of the DPLL
frequency synthesis, UHF ultra-high frequency band, the real diversity.
Available 9 group, 99-channel selection, can avoid all kinds of interference, the
system runs more stable, more reliable transmission. And infrared channels to
recover automatically locks and locking systems and other innovative design
allows you to more easily use the system, operation is simple and clear. Our
ultimate goal is to design the most perfect embodiment of the sound system
functions.
Wireless receiver function
☞Wireless receiver control panel Description
ⅰReceiver Front panel
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1Volume indicator: Has four green and one red light, the number of the
green light is means the voice value. If it was red light, then the voice is
high enough and distortion, please turn down the value.
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2 LED :Display group、channel、volume、signal
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3 Function keys:Press SET button to select the main menu one by one
in a cycle,press“▲”“▼”button to change or confirm the current state of
the selected menu,then press the SET button again to make the setting in effect,hold
the “▲”“▼” button for a long time to quickly select the frequency and channel.
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4 Infrared light: When press“ACT”key,The light is working.
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5 Infrared frequency button:press “ACT”button, Channel parameters will
be transmitted to the transmitter.
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6 Power on/off Switch:press “POWER”button, Open the receiver power.
ⅱ Receiver back panel diagram
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7 Socket: 12V DC power supply input socket, Socket connection is the
center electrode voltage.
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8 Audio Balanced Output: The use of "XLR"-type socket, Two-channel
signal separately output.
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9 Audio Mixed Output: Two signals will be mixed with the output
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10 Antenna Socket:
☞Receiver LCD Description
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1 Group menu display: Displays the current working group.
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2 Channel menu display:Indicating that the current operating channel.
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3 Volume menu display:to display volume signals.
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4 Signal menu display: display the current signal strength.
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5 Antennas display.
☞The Steps of turning on receiver
1. Open the receiver power
2. Then turn on the transmitter,adjust receiver’s volume to
a proper level,then make sound towards microphone then we
can see microphone volume indication field on receiver’s
audio level meter is illuminated.if no audio output,or level
meter is not illuminated,please examine the device.
3.When system is not in application for a long period of
time,please turn the device off and take out the battery.
☞Receiver Operating Instruction
Note: After confirm whenever functions are selected to change, LCD
screen will be flashing, after 9 second the stop flashing, Change
in force,press "SET" button to confirm after the flashing stop.
ⅰ Automatic Frequency Operation
Press “SET”button ,make transmitter point at receiver’s infrared
automatic freqency window,and hold it for 2-3 seconds;Receiver’s
channel parameters shall be sent to transmitters via infrared data.
ⅱ Group settings
Press "SET" button to enable LCD in "GROUP" flashing, And
then press "▲" or "▼" button to change the group number,
press "SET" button to confirm. (0-9 class has optional).
ⅲ Channel settings
Press "SET" button to enable LCD in "CHANNEL" flashing, And
then press "▲" or "▼" button to change the group number, press
"SET" button to confirm. (0-99 class has optional).
ⅳ Volume settings
Press "SET" button to enable LCD in "vol" flashing, And then
press"▲" or "▼" button to change the volume signals, click "SET"
button to confirm. (0-63 class has optional).
Handheld Transmitter Features
☞Handheld Transmitter Control Description
Note: how to use the built-in button!
Picture 1
Picture 2
Holding hand-held transmitter of the upper part of cylindrical
shell (arrows in Picture 1), the arrow shown in Picture 1 spin
out of the lower part of shell, as shown in Picture 2 the arrow
to pull down, you can reveal a built-in button .
ⅰ Handheld transmitter positive map
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1 Microphone Head:Includes Microphone grille and microphone capsule.
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2 Tube body: Containing batteries 、transmitter PCB, built-in
function keys, built-in transmitting antenna tail.
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3 LCD screen:display Group、Channels and battery.
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4 Up and down select keys (built-in): Press "▲" "▼" button to select
the menu on the current state of change, can change the Working Group
or Channel.( use same as the receiver)
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5Settings button (the built-in): Press "SET" key to select
the main menu cycle, also can change the settings to confirm.
Change the settings if confirmed, LCD screen will be
flashing to remind, after 9 seconds flashing to stop, change
the entry into force.
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6Built-in high and low transmission power change-over switch
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7Power switch: On/OFF
ⅱ Handheld transmitter back of map
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8 Infrared auto frequency window,by operating “SET” button of receiver,channel
parameters shall be sent to transmitter.
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9 Battery Tray
☞ Handheld Transmitter LCD Instruction
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1Group display:display the current operating group.
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2 Channel display:display the current operating channel.
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3 Battery display:display the current remaining battery capacity.
Battery Operation Instruction
☞Handheld transmitter battery installation
1. Holding hand-held transmitter of the upper part of
cylindrical shell (arrows in Picture 1), the arrow shown
in Picture 1 spin out of the lower part of shell, as shown
in Picture 2 the arrow to pull down, exposing the battery
positions.
Picture 1
Picture 2
2. Put two new AA alkaline batteries on the 5th. Make sure that
the polarity of the battery install (Figure). Warning: Do
not install the wrong battery polarity, which may damage
electronic components within the transmitter.
3. Afresh spin on transmitter lower part case
☞Body Pack Transmitter Battery Instruction
1. Soft depress battery cover on both sides, can open the battery
warehouse.( following diagram)
2. Put two new AA alkaline batteries on the 5th. Make sure that the
polarity of the battery install(Follow the battery polarity
warehouses instructions)
3. Cover positions back to the battery cover
(Note:When system is not in application for a long period of
time,please turn the device off and take out the battery.)
Notes
*Please choose non-intermodulation frequency setting.within 50 MHz
bandwidth,Usually 4-8 transmitters can be used at the same time.If more
sets of wireless microphones are needed,devices with other frequency
band should be applied.
*There should be appropriate distance between the receiver and
transmitter,not too near,at least 1 meter distance.
*If receiving condition seems not to be as good as expected,extended
cord,exterior high-gain antenna,and even antenna amplifier can be
applied.
*The receiver and transmitter must be set the same frequency channel.
*When several sets of receivers are used together,it is recommended to
use high-gain antenna,antenna amplifier and receive branch unit.
*When receiver adopts the omni-directional antenna,please keep the
antenna away from the wall at least 0.5 mm,and also away from any other
metal objects.
*The transmitter should at least 20cm apart when multiple transmitters
are used together,so as not to interfere each other
*When you use Handheld Microphone,please hold the middle of the
mic.Body.If too close to the Microphone grille,it will affect the sound
pick-up;if too Close to the antenna (at the bottom of the
microphone),transmission efficiency and working distance may be
reduced.
*Increase and reduce treble or bass by adjust the distance between
microphone and mouth.
*The Body Pack Transmitter adopts 1/4 wavelength whip antenna,please
never let the antenna contact human body directly,nor tie with the
microphone caoble together,otherwise it will reduce the operation
effects.
*To reduce the voice fluctuation when head moves,please keep the
collar-worn microphone as close as possible to the middle,and the
microphone connections should also be fixed tightly to avoid friction
noise.
*When collarworn microphone is applied for live sound
reinforcement,directional microphone capsule should be used.Selection
and position arrangement of speakers should be made in consideration of
feedback elimination.When necessary,feedback destoryer should be
equipped.
Trouble Clearing
Problems Solutions
No indication on receiver Link the power supply cable well
Audio signal distortion,
Extra noise
Remove the RF interference sources nearby
(such as CD players,computers,digital
devices,earphones monitoring system)
Receiver can not receive RF signal Check the reception range
Unable to turn on transmitter Replace batteries
Notes
If problems are not in the above list,please contact the local
maintenance staff or call us directly.Wireless microphone system can
not be in rain or placed in moist environment.It can not be exposed to
strong direct sunlight,or in high temperature environment.It also can
not be shocked,vibrated or thrown.To reduce the risk of electric shock
or damage to device,please do not remove the machine cover.Only use the
supplied power adaptor,otherwise it might damage the equipment.
Technical Specifications
Frequency Range: 672.000 MHz-696.975 MHz
Modulation Mode: FM
Total Group: 9
Total Channel: 1000
Frequency Stability: ±0.005%
Dynamic Range: 100dB
Maximum Deviation: ±45KHz
AF Response: 80Hz-18KHz(±3dB)
Overall S/N ratio: >105dB
Overall Distortion: ≤0.5%
Working distance:about 100m (with out interference)
Operating Environment Temperature: -10℃--+50℃
Receiver Indicators
Receiver mode: Quadratic frequency superheterodyne
Middle Frequency:110MHz, 10.7MHz
Antenna Input: BNC/50Ω
Sensitivity: 12dBuV (80dB S/N)
Sensitivity adjustment range:12-32dBuV
Radio Control:≥75dB
Maximum output level:+10 dBV
Transmitter indicator
Antenna: Handheld microphone with built-helical antenna
Body pack transmitter adoption 1/4 whip wavelength transmitting
antenna
Output power: High-power 30mW; Low-power 3mW
Radio Control:-60dB
Power Supply: A Alkaline batteries, 1.5V x 2
Battery life: 30mW at around 10 hours, 3mW when around 15 hours

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