PendoMax PM-WP1 Series User manual

CPU Control Wireless Microphone Systems
PLL Diversity Wireless Systems
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Professional UHF
Wireless Microphone
Systems
Profesionales UHF Sistemas de Micrófono Inalámbrico
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USERS MANUAL
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MICROPHONE SYSTEMS:
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Product: Made in China Manual: Printed in China

Most users do not need a license to operate this wireless
microphone system. Nevertheless, operating this micro-
phone system without a license is subject to certain restric-
tions: the system may not cause harmful interference; it
must operate at a low power level (not in excess of 50 mil-
liwatts); and it has no protection from interference received
from any other device.
Purchasers should also be aware that the FCC is cur-
rently evaluating use of wireless microphone systems,
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FCC Information
Congratulations on purchasing a
PendoMAX wireless microphone system!
This product should give you trouble free service throughout it’s life. We trust you
will enjoy it’s performance.
and these rules are subject to change. For more informa-
tion, call the FCC at 1-888-CALL-FCC (TTY: 1-888-TELL-
FCC) or visit the FCC’s wireless microphone website at
www.fcc.gov/cgb/wirelessmicrophones.
NOTE: The manufacturer, distributor, and supplier is
not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused
by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such
modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
***CONSUMER ALERT * * *
PM-WP1R (OR)
PM-WP2NR (OR)
PM-WP2TR (OR)
PM-WP4R
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Index
FCC Information .........................................2
Features and Specifications .......................3
Getting Started ........................................4-5
Receiver Helpful Diagrams
PM-WP1................................................6
PM-WP2N ..........................................7-8
PM-WP2T...........................................8-9
PM-WP4.........................................10-11
PM-HHP1 Handheld Transmitter.............. 11
PM-BPP1 Beltpack Transmitter................12
IR Syncing ................................................13
Troubleshooting...................................14-15
Solución de Problemas
Transmitters:
Handheld Part Number: PM-HHP1 *FCC ID: 2AAQCPM-HHP1
Beltpack Part Number: PM-BPP1 *FCC ID: 2AAQCPM-BPP1
Posible CausaProblema Solución
1) Alterne por las opciones usando los botones lo-
calizados en el recibidor hasta que muestre que
esta listo en Sincronizar IR. O presione el botón
IR si es posible.
2) Asegurar que el transmisor esta apuntado en la
dirección correcta. La ventanilla del sincronizado
IR mostrado en las paginas 11-13 de el manual
necesitan ser apuntados a la ventanilla del sin-
cronizar IR en el recibidor. Ambas ventanillas
deben estar mirándose y a menos de ½” mien-
tras esta sincronizando.
3) Asegurar que el transmisor esta apuntado el área
correcta en el recibidor. Vea paginas 6-10 para
localizar la ventanilla en su recibidor. Debe decir
IR al lado de la ventanilla de sincronizar IR en su
recibidor.
4) La ventanilla en el transmisor no esta alineada
apropiadamente durante el proceso de sincroni-
zar. Posiciones a ½” o menos. La ventanillas de
Sincronizar IR deben estar alineadas mientras
están en el modo de Sincronizar IR. Vea pagina
13 para mas detalles.
5) Apague todos los transmisores o recibidores que
estén cerca y no estén siendo usados al mo-
mento para que no se sincronicen con nada. Un
transmisor adicional que esta encendido puede
causar interferencia durante el proceso de sin-
cronizar.
Recibidor
• Nosonido
• Noluces
Micrófono
• Nosonido
• Luces
encendidas
Sonido
• Sonidodistor-
sionado
• Retroalimen-
tacion o Feed-
back
• Caídadeseñal
o Drop Out
Sincronizar
IR
• Micrófonono
esta sincroni-
zando con el
recibidor
1) El botón de poder esta en la posición de
APAGADO.
2) Adaptador de electricidad AC no esta
conectado.
3) Conexión pobre del adaptador de elec-
tricidad.
1) Encienda el botón o switch. Es posible que
necesite presionarlo por 3 segundos para que
encienda.
2) Enchufe el adaptador de poder AC.
3) Verifique si el adaptador de poder esta suelto.
Verifique el final del recibidor o el cortacorrientes
de la pared.
1) El transmisor esta fuera de rango.
2) El interruptor del micrófono esta apaga-
do.
3) El Volumen del micrófono esta muy
bajo.
4) Lasbateríasenelmicrófononoestán
instaladas apropiadamente.
5) El recibidor no esta conectado al ampli-
ficador, mezcladora u otro sistema de
sonido.
6) La frecuencia del micrófono no esta sin-
cronizada con el recibidor.
1) Opere el aparato dentro de en rango efectivo.
2) Encienda el micrófono.
3) Suba el volumen del micrófono en el recibidor.
4) Póngalebateríaseneltransmisor.Asegurarque
el lado positivo y el negativo esta en la posición
adecuada.
5) Conecte un cable del recibidor a una entrada de
micrófono en su sistema de sonido.
6) Utilice la función de sincronizar IR para sincroni-
zar su micrófono al recibidor.
1) Los micrófonos están muy cerca el uno
de el otro.
2) LasBateríasestaagotadas.
3) Volumen del micrófono esta muy alto.
4) Distorsión de otra onda eléctrica.
5) Interferencia de frecuencia.
1) Cree distancia entre los micrófonos.
2) Reemplacelasbaterías.
3) Reduzca el volumen de los micrófonos.
4) Mueva el recibidor lejos de otros equipos elec-
trónicos.
5) Intente cambiar el canal del micrófono. Ambos
transmisores y recibidores deben tener la misma
frecuencia para poder ser operados.
1) El recibidor no esta puesto en la
posición de Sincronizar con IR.
2) El transmisor esta apuntado en la direc-
ción incorrecta.
3) El transmisor no esta siendo apuntado
en la posición correcta en el recibidor.
4) Asegurar de que el transmisor esta
suficientemente cerca para ayudar a
alinearse.
5) Hay un segundo transmisor o recibidor
cerca.
*Note: The FCC ID's listed above are both pending at the
time of the creation of this manual.

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Warnings
Opening the device may
void your warranty.
Do not dispose
of this device by
putting in the trash.
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Handheld Transmitter (PM-HHP1)
Specifications
Carrier Wave Frequency Range: UHF 668~692MHz
Frequency Response: 40Hz~18KHz
Working Distance: Up to 200 feet
Transmitter Power: ~12mW conducted
Display: LCD
Features
Requires 2 AA batteries
IR sync capable
Features and Specifications
Beltpack Transmitter (PM-BPP1)
Specifications
Carrier Wave Frequency Range: UHF 668~692MHz
Frequency Response: 50Hz~18KHz possible with
beltpack. Actual will depend on mic attached.
Transmitter Power: Approximately 10mW conducted
Display: LCD
Working Distance: Up to 200 feet
Beltpack Jack: 3.5mm / 1/8 inch lockable jack
Features
Lapel mic included
Requires 2 AAA batteries
IR sync capable
Receivers
Specifications
Carrier Wave Frequency Range: UHF 668~692MHz
Display: LCD
External Power Supply
Output Connectors: Balanced XLR
Unbalanced TRS 6.35mm / 1/4 inch
Features
IR sync capable
Frequency selection mode
Channel selection mode
Volume control
Scan
Lockable
Power setting
Troubleshooting
Possible Cause
Receiver
• Nosound
• Nolights
Microphone
• Nosound
• Lightson
Sound
• Distorted
sound
• Feedback
• Dropouts
Problem Solution
1) Power button is on the OFF position.
2) AC power adapter is not plugged in.
3) Poor connection of AC power adapter.
1) The transmitter is out of range.
2) Microphone switch is off.
3) Microphone volume is turned down.
4) Batteries in the microphone are not
installed properly.
5) Receiver is not connected to an ampli-
fier, mixer or other sound system.
6) Microphone frequency is not synched
to the receiver.
1) The microphones are too close
together.
2) Batteries are low.
3) Microphone volume is too high.
4) Distortion from other electric wave.
5) Frequency interference.
1) Turn on the power button/switch. May need to
hold for 3 seconds to power on.
2) Plug in the AC power adapter.
3) Check to see if the AC power adapter is loose.
Check on the receiver end and wall outlet end.
1) Operate the device in the effective range.
2) Turn on the microphone switch.
3) Turn up the microphone volume on the
receiver.
4) Put batteries in the transmitter. Make sure the
positive and negative ends of the batteries are
pointed in the right direction.
5) Connect a cable from the receiver to a micro-
phone input of a sound system.
6) Use the IR synch function to synch the micro-
phone with receiver.
1) Create distance between the microphones.
2) Replace the batteries.
3) Reduce the volume of the microphone.
4) Move the receiver away from other electric
equipment.
5) Try changing the channel of the microphone.
Both transmitter and receiver must match fre-
quencies for operation.
1) Toggle through options using the buttons
located on the receiver until it shows it is in
the IR sync ready mode. Or hit the IR button if
possible.
2) Make sure transmitter is pointed in right direc-
tion. The IR window on the transmitter shown
on pages 11-13 of the manual needs to be
pointed at the IR sync window location on the
receiver. Both of these windows should be
facing each other within about ½" or less when
syncing.
3) Make sure the transmitter is pointed at the
right location on the receiver. See pages 6-10
to locate the IR window of receiver. It should
say IR next to the IR sync window on your
receiver.
4) The transmitter window is not aligned properly
to the receiver during the syncing process.
Position within ½" or less. The IR sync win-
dows must be aligned when the receiver is in
the IR sync mode. See page 13 for details.
5) Turn off all nearby transmitters or receivers
that are not currently going through sync pro-
cess. An additional transmitter that is turned
on may interfere with the syncing process.
IR Sync
• Microphone
not syncing
with receiver
1) Receiver is not set to IR Sync ready
mode.
2) The transmitter is pointed in the wrong
direction.
3) The transmitter is not being pointed at
the right location on the receiver.
4) Make sure the transmitter is close
enough to help align.
5) There is a second transmitter or
receiver already on nearby.

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 Put 2 batteries into each of your transmit-
ters. The handheld takes 2 AA batteries and
the battery compartment can be located by
unscrewing the bottom of the handle. The
beltpack takes 2 AAA batteries and the com-
partment can be located by swinging open the
door. See diagrams on pages 11 and 12.
 Attach the two antennae to the back of your
receiver. Attach by screwing onto the receiver
in the proper location. See picture of your
receiver on pages 6-10 for help with locating
the proper location.
Step 3: Connect your sound system to your wireless
microphone system using either 1/4” or XLR
cables but not both at the same time. You will
need to attach 1 XLR cable for each transmit-
ter that you will be operating.
For all receivers (except for the PM-WP2T)
only one 1/4” cable needs to be used regard-
less of how many transmitters you are
operating as long as you do not exceed the
number of transmitters that your system can
operate at once. However, the PM-WP2T sys-
tem requires one 1/4” per transmitter used.
Note: Generally a cleaner more clear sound can
be attained by using XLR cables. We highly
recommend the use of XLR cables instead of
1/4” cables with your system.
 Plug the AC power supply into the back of
your receiver and then into an electrical outlet.
 Power on your receiver using the power
switch. Push the power button for 3 seconds.
Step 6: Power on your transmitter.
Handheld: Use the three position sliding
switch sliding it all the way to the on position.
Beltpack: Power on using the button located
on the top of the beltpack. Push power button
for 3 seconds. See diagram on page 12.
Note: The handheld has a three position switch
allowing you to mute the transmitter without
powering it off by sliding the switch to the half
way position between the power on/off posi-
tions.
Step 7: Now you must sync your transmitter and
receiver to the same frequency or chan-
nel. By using the receiver controller on your
receiver you can toggle through the various
receiver settings and choose the IR sync
mode. Some receivers may allow you to
access IR sync mode by simply hitting the
button on your receiver that says “IR” next
to the button. Set your receiver to IR sync
mode. Once your receiver is set to IR sync
Getting Started
mode you should be able to begin the process
of syncing your transmitter with your receiver.
Note: If you are going to be using more than one
transmitter at a time then each transmitter
must be set to a different frequency or chan-
nel. You can use the receiver controller to
select different frequencies (or channels)
for additional transmitters. Choose a fre-
quency or channel for a specific receiver
channel and sync the next transmitter to a
different frequency or channel than the previ-
ous transmitter(s). Refer to the page in this
manual that gives instructions for your specific
receiver for detailed instructions.
Step 8: Once the receiver is set to IR sync follow the
steps below:
Locate the IR sync window on the receiver.
Look for the letters IR on your receiver to
locate the window. Please see pictures on
pages 6-10 to help locate the IR sync window
location.
Handheld Transmitter:
Point the back of your transmitter with the
small window on the back of your transmit-
ter facing toward the receiver to within about
one half inch of the IR sync window on the
receiver. Hold the handheld in this position.
When properly aligned the handheld should
automatically change frequency to match the
frequency of the receiver.
Beltpack Transmitter:
Open the compartment where the batteries
are stored. Align the red IR sync window on
your beltpack to that on your receiver to auto-
matically sync the transmitter to the frequency
of the receiver.
Note: Frequency display can be found on page 11
for the handheld and page 12 for the beltpack.
Step 9: Make sure the volume knobs on your receiver
are turned up to the desired level.
 Your wireless microphone system should
now be operational as long as all your sound
equipment is set up properly as well. When
you are finished make sure to power off your
transmitter and receiver.
IR Synching
IR Window
Location
See pages 6-10 to find the IR sync location for your specific receiver.
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Transmitter
IR Window on transmitter (hand-
held or beltpack) needs to be
within ½" of the IR Sync Window
on your receiver in order to synch
properly. See photo at right.
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Receiver
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Receiver
½"
½"
IR Window
Location
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Beltpack
Transmitter
IR Sync Window
IR Sync Window
For detailed instructions regarding
using the IR sync function of your
receiver please refer to the IR sync
instructions that follow for the specific
system that you purchased.
IR Sync Window
IR Sync Window

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Empezando
On/Off
Switch
Botón de
Encendido
IR Window
Location
LCD
Display
(Frequency
displayed
here)
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Transmitter
On/Off Switch
Botón de Encendido
Battery
Compartment
FRONT OPEN
TOP
FRONT
CLOSED
Hold power button for
3 seconds to power on.
Requires 2
AAA batteries. Hold buttons on both sides to
open battery compartment.
How to set frequency of transmitter without using receiver.
Hold set button in for 3 seconds. Then use arrow buttons to select desired
Frequency. Stop using arrow buttons once you are on selected frequency.
Note: You should usually use the receiver sync process to change the fre-
quency of the transmitter. Setting the frequency of the beltpack independently
of the receiver may result in malfuction.
How to change the Decibel Level.
Press set button. When frequency is blinking you can press the “set” button
again. “DB” will blink. This allows you to set the Decibel level. Usually this
should be left at 0. It is possible to lower the Decibel level up to –30. Lowering
the Decibel level cuts the volume down. Note: This is not the recommended
way to adjust volume.
 Coloque2bateríasencadaunodesustrans-
misores.Eldispositivodemanolleva2baterías
AAyelcompartimientodelabateríapuedeser
localizado desenroscando la parte inferior del
mango. La caja de la cintura lleva 2 pilas AAA y
el compartimiento se puede localizar al abrirse
la puerta. Vea los diagramas de las páginas 11
y 12.
 Conecte las dos antenas en la parte posterior
de su recibidor. Sujete atornillando en el reci-
bidor en el lugar adecuado. Vea la imagen de
su receptor en las páginas 6-10 para ayudar a
localizar el lugar adecuado.
Paso 3: Conecte su sistema de sonido a su sistema
de micrófonos inalámbricos utilizando ya sea
cables de 1/4” o XLR, pero no ambos al mismo
tiempo. Usted tendrá que conectar 1 cable XLR
para cada transmisor que va a operar. Para
todos los recibidores (con excepción del PM-
WP2T) sólo un cable de ¼” debe ser utilizado
independientemente del número de trans-
misores que se están operando, siempre y cu-
ando no se exceda el número de transmisores
que su sistema puede funcionar a la vez. Sin
embargo, el sistema de PM-WP2T requiere un
cable de ¼” por transmisor utilizado.
Note: Generalmente se obtiene un sonido más claro y
limpio con el uso de cables XLR. Recomenda-
mos bastante el uso de cables XLR en lugar de
cables de ¼” con su sistema.
 Conecte la fuente de corriente de AC en la par-
te posterior de su receptor y luego a una toma
eléctrica.
 Encienda el recibidor con el interruptor de en-
cendido. Presione el botón de encendido du-
rante 3 segundos.
Paso 6: Encienda su transmisor.
De Mano: Con el interruptor deslizante de
tres posiciones deslizándolo hasta llegar a la
posición de encendido.
De cintura: Encienda con el botón situado en
la parte superior de el aparato. Pulse el botón
de encendido durante 3 segundos. Vea el dia-
grama en la página 12.
Note: El aparato de mano dispone de un interruptor
de tres posiciones que le permite silenciar el
transmisor sin apagarlo, deslice el interruptor a
la posición a mitad de camino entre el encen-
dido / apagado posiciones.
Paso 7: Ahora hay que sincronizar el transmisor y el re-
cibidor a la misma frecuencia o canal. Al utilizar
el controlador receptor en su recibidor puede
cambiar entre los distintos ajustes del recibidor
y elegir el modo de sincronización IR. Algunos
recibidores pueden permitirle acceder a modo
de sincronización IR simplemente pulsando el
botón en el recibidor que dice “IR” al lado del
botón. Establezca su receptor en modo de sin-
cronización IR. Una vez que el receptor está en
Para obtener instrucciones detalladas
sobre el uso de la función de sincroni-
zación IR de su receptor, consulte las
instrucciones de sincronización IR que
siguenparaelsistemaespecíficoque
ha adquirido.
el modo de sincronización IR debe ser capaz
de iniciar el proceso de sincronizar el trans-
misor con el receptor.
Note: Si va a utilizar más de un transmisor a la vez
entonces cada transmisor debe ajustarse a una
frecuencia o canal. Usted puede utilizar el con-
trolador del recibidor para seleccionar diferen-
tes frecuencias (o canales) para transmisores
adicionales. Elija una frecuencia o canal para
uncanalreceptorespecíficoysincronizarel
siguiente transmisor a una frecuencia o canal
del transmisor anterior. Consulte la página de
este manual que contiene instrucciones para su
receptorespecíficoparaobtenerinstrucciones
detalladas.
Paso 8: Una vez que el recibidor esté ajustado a sin-
cronización IR siga los siguientes pasos: Lo-
calice la ventanilla de sincronización IR en el
receptor. Busque las letras IR en su recibidor
para localizar la ventanilla. Por favor vea las
imágenes en las páginas 6-10 para ayudarle
a localizar la ubicación de la ventanilla de sin-
cronización IR.
Transmisor de Mano:
Apunte la parte posterior del transmisor con
lapequeñaventanillaenlaparteposteriordel
transmisor mirando hacia el recibidor dentro de
aproximadamente media pulgada de la ventana
de sincronización IR en el recibidor. Sostenga
el aparato de mano en esta posición. Cuando
está correctamente alineado el dispositivo de-
beríacambiarautomáticamentelafrecuencia
para que coincida con la frecuencia del reci-
bidor.
Transmisor de cintura:
Abra el compartimiento donde se almacenan
lasbaterías.Alinielaventanilladesincroni-
zación IR de su aparato de cintura a de su
recibidor para sincronizar automáticamente el
transmisor a la frecuencia del recibidor.
Note: Visualización de la frecuencia se puede encon-
trar en la página 11 para el aparato de mano y
en la página 12 para el aparato de cintura.
Paso 9: Asegúrese de que las perillas de volumen del
recibidor se suban hasta el nivel deseado.
 Su sistema de micrófono inalámbrico ahora
deberíaestarenfuncionamiento,siempreycu-
ando todo el equipo de sonido está configurado
correctamente también. Cuando haya termi-
nado, asegúrese de apagar el transmisor y el
recibidor.

6
Helpful Diagrams
Power
Switch*
Botón de
Encendido
LCD Display
(Frequency
displayed here)
Receiver
Controller
Controlador
Recibidor
IR Sync
Window
Volume
Control
Control de
Volumén
FRONT
Antennae
Locations
¼" TRS
Output
Mezcla de
Salida Cable
Power Cord
Input
Entrada de Cable
de Energía
BACK
XLR Output
How to Access IR Sync Mode
 Make sure all other microphone receivers and
transmitters in the room are turned off except for
the receiver and transmitter you are trying to sync.
 Turn the “Receiver Controller” knob/button in blue
letters in diagram to the right until the LCD display
shows “IR Y/N”
Step 3. When the LCD display shows “IR Y/N” press the
knob/button into the unit.
 After pressing the knob into the unit it will show
IR- - - -. The - - - - lines will be moving. The
Receiver is now in IR Sync Mode.
 Now hold the powered on transmitter up to the
receiver with IR window facing toward the “IR”
location on receiver. See page 13 for an example.
Step 6. When the receiver and transmitter connect prop-
erly the LCD display on the receiver will read “IR
OK”. The frequency displayed on your transmitter
and receiver should match.
Step 7. The receiver and transmitter are now in sync and
the system is ready for use.
Other Functions:
The Receiver Controller will access the following
modes:
To select mode turn the receiver knob until you see the
desired mode. When you see the desired mode press but-
ton once. After selecting mode you can use the knob turn-
ing it right or left to change mode. Press button again once
desired setting is displayed on the LCD Display on the
receiver.
Mode Options:
(A) Fre – Frequency Selection Mode
(B) CH – Channel Selection Mode
(C) IR – IR Y/N
(D) Scan – Scan Mode
(E) POW – HIGH or LOW
(F) LOCK – LOCOFF or LOCON
A. Fre (Frequency Selection Mode) – Press button once
and the frequency will begin to blink. Now you can
rotate the receiver knob to scroll through the frequency
options. When you find your desired frequency option
press the button once to select that frequency.
B. CH (Channel Selection Mode ) – 10 channel frequency
options. Press button once and the channel will begin
to blink. Now you can rotate the receiver knob to scroll
through the channel options of 1 through 10. When you
find your desired channel then press the button once to
select that channel. Note: The channel is a frequency.
C. IR (IR Y/N) – Press button once and you should enter
IR sync mode. This mode allows you to sync your
transmitter and receiver to the same frequency (or
channel).
D. Scan – Press button once to select scan mode. This
mode allows a scan for an available channel.
E. High or Low – Press button once on “High” or “Low”
to select. Rotate knob to set what strength setting you
desire. “High” should be used if the speaker may be
at a distance from the receiver. “Low” can be used if
the speaker will be close to the receiver. Batteries may
possibly drain more slowly at the “Low” setting. Press
button again once your desired setting is displayed on
receiver in LCD Display.
F. “LOCOFF” or “LOCON” – Press button once on
“LOCOFF” or “LOCON” to select mode. Rotate knob to
select. When in LOCON position receiver is locked in
all settings. Must turn to LOCOFF to readjust settings
on your receiver. Press button again once your desired
setting is displayed on receiver in LCD Display.
* Hold power button
for 3 seconds to
power on.
On/Off
Switch
Botón de
Encendido
Battery
Compartment
LCD
Display
(Frequency
displayed
here)
FRONTBACK
IR Window
Location
Battery Compartment
Unscrew bottom of handle
to insert 2 AA batteries.
Three position switch.
Half-way between on/off
position is mute.
C. IR Sync
D. Back
Step 3. Using the top two buttons which operate move-
ment up and down scroll down to IR Sync. Once
you get to IR Sync press the Enter/Set button
which is the thrid button down from the top.
 After completing the step above you should have
the following four options for each of your receiver
channels and transmitters (A, B, C, and D):
IR SYNC A
IR SYNC B
IR SYNC C
IR SYNC D
Use the top two buttons to pick which transmitter
and channel you would like to sync. You can use
one channel per transmitter. One transmitter can
sync to A, the second can sync to B, the third to
C, and the fourth transmitter can sync to D. When
you toggle to the chosen channel hit the Enter/
Set button which is the third down from the top to
select your desired channel.
 After completing the previous step the receiver
should now be ready to sync for the channel you
have chosen. Now hold the powered on trans-
mitter up to the receiver with IR window facing
toward “IR” location on receiver. See diagram on
preceding page to find location on your receiver.
Step 6. After successfully completing the IR Sync pro-
cedure repeat the same procedure for all for 4
transmitters choosing a different channel (A, B,
C or D) for each transmitter. Each transmitter
must be on a different frequency. If you have two
receiver channels on the same frequency then
use the “Fre Select” function to change the fre-
quency or "channel" for that transmitter.
Note: Using Group select will pick four different preset fre-
quencies for each of your transmitters. You will still
need to use IR Sync to sync each transmitter with
the receiver.
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Transmitter

Mixed ¼"
TRS Output**
Mezcla de
Salida Cable
Power Cord
Input
Entrada de
Cable de
Energía
Antennae
Location
XLR Channel
Outputs
Power
Switch
Botón de
Encendido
Antennae
Location
BACK
** Must use XLR cables
to control channels
independently.
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Power
Switch
Botón de
Encendido
LCD Display
(Frequency
displayed here)
Receiver
Controller
Controlador
Recibidor
IR Sync
Window Volume
Control
Control de
Volumén
Antennae
Location
Mixed ¼" TRS
Output**
Mezcla de
Salida Cable
Power Cord
Input
Entrada de Cable
de Energía
Channel B
XLR Output
FRONT
BACK
Antennae
Location
Channel A
XLR Output
Volume
Control
Control de
Volumén
Receiver
Controller
Controlador
Recibidor
LCD Display
(Frequency
displayed here)
** Must use XLR cables
to control channels
independently.
How to Access IR Sync Mode
 Make sure all other microphone receivers and
transmitters in the room are turned off except for
the receiver and transmitter you are trying to sync.
 Tap the button once that says “IR”.
Step 3. After pressing “IR” the receiver will show IR- - - -
. The - - - - lines will be moving. The Receiver is
now in IR Sync Mode.
 Now hold the powered on transmitter up to the
receiver with the IR window facing toward the “IR”
location on your receiver. See photo above for the
location of the IR window on your receiver. See
pg. 13 for an example of facing the “IR Window” of
both transmitter and receiver toward each other.
 When the receiver and transmitter connect prop-
erly the LCD display on the receiver will read “IR
OK”. The frequency displayed on your transmitter
and receiver should now match.
Step 6. The receiver and transmitter are now in sync and
the system is ready for use.
How to Sync your second Transmitter.
Your transmitters must be on different frequencies. Look
at your first transmitter on which you have already done
the “IR” sync process above. The LCD display on the
transmitter should display what frequency or channel that
transmitter is on.
For your second transmitter choose a Channel or Fre-
quency that is different than your first transmitter. Do this
by following the instructions below.
 On the side of the receiver that is associated
with the second transmitter tap the “set” button to
scroll through the mode options. Continue tapping
the “set” button until it shows “FRE” or “CH” on
the receiver LCD Display”.
 Tap the “set” button again once you see your
desired mode either “Fre” or “CH”. Use either the
“Fre”- Frequency selection mode to select a fre-
quency or use the “CH”- Channel selection mode to
select a channel. After tapping on the “FRE” or “CH”
it will display a blinking Frequency or Channel.
Step 3. Choose your selected Frequency or Channel by
using the arrow keys. Channel or Frequency must
be different than the first transmitter so as to avoid
interference. When you see the Frequency or
Channel of your choice tap the “set” button again.
 Now follow IR sync instructions above to sync
your second transmitter. Your transmitter should
automatically tune to the last selected Frequency
or Channel selected. You must sync the second
transmitter using the controls on the opposite side
of the receiver than you used for the first trans-
mitter. Each transmitter must be on a different
* Hold power button
for 3 seconds to
power on.
Channel A
Controls*
LCD Display
(Frequency
displayed here)
IR Sync
Window
Channel B
Controls*
Channel C
Controls*
Channel D
Controls*
Receiver
Controller
Controlador
Recibidor
FRONT
Button Keys:
Button 1 = Up
Button 2 = Down
Button 3 = Enter/Set
Button 4 = Back
Squelch and Volume Controls:
Each channel controls the squelch and
volume for that specific channel.
Volume ControlSquelch Control
Note: It is possible to use one 1/4” cable to for all 4 chan-
nels. However, a cleaner signal may be obtained if
you use 4 individual XLR cables. Using XLR cables
will also allow the sound man to adjust each of the
transmitters sound levels individually when away
from the receiver with the use of a mixing board.
Button Key:
Button 1 = Up Button 3 = Enter/Set
Button 2 = Down Button 4 = Back
To enter the Menu press one of the 4 buttons above for 3
seconds until the menu displays:
You can then use Buttons 1 and 2 (Up and Down) to move
to the desired mode. Press Button 3 (Enter/Set) to select
the desired function.
A. Fre Select - By pressing Button 3 (Enter/Set) on this
option you can select which transmitter/receiver chan-
nel A through D for which you want to set the frequency.
Then use Buttons 1 and 2 (Up and Down) to change
the frequency. Press Button 3 (Enter/Set) when you
have arrived at the frequency you desire.
B. Group Select - By pressing Button 3 (Enter/Set) on this
option you can select a group of preset frequencies
for all 4 of your transmitters/receiver channels. Each
transmitter would still need to go through the IR Sync
function if not already in Sync.
C. IR Sync - This mode allows you to IR Sync your trans-
mitters individually with your receiver. See the detailed
explanation below.
D. Back - This is a back button.
Detailed Instructions for Accessing IR
Sync Mode:
 Make sure all other microphone receivers and
transmitters in the room are turned off except
for the receiver and transmitter you are trying to
synch.
 Press one of the 4 buttons on the right for 3 sec-
onds. This should cause a menu screen to pop
up with 4 options.
A. Fre Select
B. Group Select
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frequency and matching the frequency or chan-
nel number with one of the LCD displays on the
receiver.
Other Functions:
To select mode tap the “set” button to scroll through
Options. When you see the desired mode press button
once.
(A) Fre – Frequency Selection Mode
(B) CH – Channel Selection Mode
(C) IR – IR Y/N
(D) Scan – Scan Mode
(E) SQL – Squelch Adjustment Mode
(F) POW – HIGH or LOW
(G) LOCK – LOCOFF or LOCON
A. Fre (Frequency Selection Mode) – Press button once
and the frequency will begin to blink. Now you can use
the arrow buttons on the receiver to scroll through the
frequency options. When you find your desired frequen-
cy option press the “set” button once.
B. CH (Channel Selection Mode) – 10 channel frequency
options. Press the “set” button once and the channel
will begin to blink. Now you can use the arrow buttons
on the receiver to scroll through the channel options of
1 through 10. When you find your desired channel then
press the button once. Note: Each channel is a fre-
quency.
C. IR (IR Y/N) – Press button once and you should enter
IR sync mode. This mode allows you to sync your
transmitter and receiver to the same frequency (or
channel).
D. Scan (Scan Mode) – Press the “set” button on “Scan”.
This mode will allow you to scan for an available chan-
nel.
E. SQL (Squelch Adjustment Mode) – Press the “set” but-
ton on “SQL”. This mode will allow you to adjust the
squelch if needed.
F. POW (HIGH or LOW) – Press “set” button on “High”
or “Low”. This mode allows you to select what strength
setting you desire. “High” should be used if the speak-
er may be at a distance from the receiver during use.
“Low” can be used if the speaker will be close to the
receiver. Batteries may possibly drain more slowly at
the “Low” setting.
G. LOCK (LOCOFF or LOCON) – Press “set” button and
then use arrow keys to choose “LOCOFF” or “LOCON”
When in LOCON position receiver is locked in all set-
tings. Must turn to LOCOFF to readjust settings on your
receiver.
Note: Squelch can be used to eliminate interference.
Power
Switch
Botón de
Encendido
LCD
Display
(Frequency
displayed
here)
Receiver
Controller
Controlador
Recibidor
IR Sync
Window Volume
Control
Control de
Volumén
FRONT
Volume
Control
Control de
Volumén
Receiver
Controller
Controlador
Recibidor
LCD
Display
(Frequency
displayed
here)
Antennae
Location
¼" TRS
Output
Cable de
Salida
Power Cord
Input
Entrada de Cable
de Energía
Channel B
XLR Output
BACK
Antennae
Location
Channel A
XLR Output
IR Sync
Window
Power
Switch
Botón de
Encendido
Note: The PM-WP2T
has 2 power buttons.
Both must be turned
on in order to operate
2 transmitters
* Hold power button
for 3 seconds to
power on.
How to Access IR Sync Mode
 Make sure all other microphone receivers and
transmitters in the room are turned off except for
the receiver and transmitter you are trying to sync.
 Tap the button once that says “IR”.
Step 3. After pressing “IR” the receiver will show IR - - - .
The - - - - lines will be moving. The Receiver is
now in IR Sync Mode.
 Now hold the powered on transmitter up to the
receiver with the IR window facing toward the
“IR” location on your receiver. See page 8 for the
location of the IR window on your receiver. See
page 13 for an example of facing the “IR Window”
of both transmitter and receiver toward each
other.
 When the receiver and transmitter connect prop-
erly the LCD display on the receiver will read “IR
OK”. The frequency displayed on your transmitter
and receiver should now match.
Step 6. The receiver and transmitter are now in sync and
the system is ready for use.
How to Sync your second Transmitter.
Your transmitters must be on different frequencies. Look
at your first transmitter that you have already done the “IR”
sync process above. The LCD display on the transmitter
should display what frequency or channel that transmitter
is on.
For your second transmitter choose a Channel or Fre-
quency that is different than your first transmitter. Do this
by accessing the “IR” sync mode to sync your second
transmitter on the opposite side of the receiver than the
first transmitter that already went through the sync pro-
cess.
 On the side of the receiver that is associated
with the second transmitter tap the “set” button to
scroll through the mode options. Continue tapping
the “set” button until it shows “FRE” or “CH” on
the receiver LCD Display”.
 Tap the “set” button again once you see your
desired mode either “Fre” or “CH”. Use either the
“Fre”- Frequency selection mode to select a fre-
quency or use the “CH”- Channel selection mode
to select a channel. After tapping on the “FRE” or
“CH” it will display a blinking Frequency or Chan-
nel.
Step 3. Choose your selected Frequency or Channel by
using the arrow keys. Channel or Frequency must
be different than the first transmitter so as to avoid
interference. When you see the Frequency or
Channel of your choice tap the “set” button again.
 Now follow IR sync instructions above to sync
your second transmitter. However, you must sync
the second transmitter using the IR window that
was not used for the sync process of the first
transmitter. Your transmitter should automatically
tune to the last selected Frequency or Channel
selected. You must sync the second transmit-
ter using the controls on the opposite side of the
receiver than you used for the first transmitter.
Each transmitter must be on a different frequency
and matching the frequency or channel number
with one of the LCD displays on the receiver.
Other Functions:
To select mode tap the “set” button to scroll through
Options. When you see the desired mode press button
once.
(A) Fre – Frequency Selection Mode
(B) CH – Channel Selection Mode
(C) IR – IR Y/N
(D) Scan – Scan Mode
(E) POW – HIGH or LOW
(F) LOCK – LOCOFF or LOCON
A. Fre (Frequency Selection Mode) – Press button once
and the frequency will begin to blink. Now you can use
the arrow buttons on the receiver to scroll through the
frequency options. When you find your desired fre-
quency option press the “set” button once.
B. CH (Channel Selection Mode) – 10 channel frequency
options. Press the “set” button once and the channel
will begin to blink. Now you can use the arrow buttons
on the receiver to scroll through the channel options of
1 through 10. When you find your desired channel then
press the button once. Note: Each channel is a fre-
quency.
C. IR (IR Y/N) - Press button once and you should enter
IR sync mode. This mode allows you to sync your
transmitter and receiver to the same frequency (or
channel).
D. Scan (Scan Mode) – Press the “set” button on “Scan”.
This mode will allow you to scan for an available chan-
nel.
E. POW (HIGH or LOW) – Press “set” button on “High”
or “Low”. This mode allows you to select what strength
setting you desire. “High” should be used if the speaker
may be at a distance from the receiver during use.
“Low” can be used if the speaker will be close to the
receiver. Batteries may possibly drain more slowly at
the “Low” setting.
F. LOCK (LOCOFF or LOCON) – Press “set” button and
then use arrow keys to choose “LOCOFF” or “LOCON”
When in LOCON position receiver is locked in all set-
tings. Must turn to LOCOFF to readjust settings on your
receiver.
Note 1: This receiver requires that both power buttons
be turned on.
Note 2: This receiver requires one cable on each side
of the receiver to be plugged in for each micro-
phone to be used.
Note 3: You must sync the second transmitter using
the IR window that was not used for the sync
process of the first transmitter.
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** This receiver has
2 "IR" windows.
In order to sync 2
transmitters you
must use each "IR"
window, one for
each transmitter.