Promic UR-M256LC User manual

WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTE
M
USER'SMANUA
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WIRELESS
MICROPHONE
SYSTEM
ENGLISH
ADD: Ningbo Free Trade Zone, WestArea.
Zhejiang, P.R.C
TEL: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
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PROMICTECHNOLOGYCO.,LTD

CONTENTS
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Important Safeguards
3. Parts Description
4. Specifications
5. Features &Frequency List
6. User's Guide
7. Connection
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8. Trouble-shooting
9. Basic Set
TROUBLE SHOOTING &BASIC SET
9. Basic Set
(1) Receiver
(2) Antenna
(3) Transmitter
(4) 9V Battery
(5) Adapter
(6) 6.3 Signal Cable
(7) XLR Signal Cable
(8) User's Manual
1PC
2PCS
1PC
1PC
1PC
1PC
1PC
1PC
8.Trouble-shooting
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Designs and specificationsare subject tochange without noticefor improvement.
Problem Solution
No sound
Noise or
interference
occurs
Distortion
Note: This system may beinterfered by radio wave.
Check receiver andmicrophone power.
Make sure transmitterand receiver frequencyis same.
Check if amplifieror other equipment'spower is on.Check if the
connection between receiverand mixer oramplifier is proper.
Check microphone batterypower.
Check receiver antennasconnection.
Check if receiveris too closeto metal partsor there is barrier
between transmitter andreceiver.
Make sure microphonebattery is installedfirmly and thereis no
interferential source.
Check if signalcable is wellconnected.
Check receiver antennasconnection.
When using 2or more microphoneset simultaneously, make
sure the frequenciesare not interferedeach other.
Check if theinterference comes fromother wireless microphone,
TV,radio and etc.
Check if amplifiervolume is toohigh or toosmall.
Check if theinterference comes fromother wireless microphone,
TV,radio and etc.
Optional parts:
Mounting rack 2PCS
High sensitivity cartridgeset

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1. Introduction
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
Thank you forchoosing our UHFsingle channel truediversity wireless microphonesystem.
Before use pleaseread this manualcarefully to understand the correct operationand have
the best results.It is aprofessional wireless microphonesystem designed forstage applications.
All the featurescompletely meet thestrict requirement ofprofessional users.
With excellent quality, affordable price,stable performance, andeasy to operate,UR-M256LC
is your bestchoice.
Use 6.3 unbalanced signal cableor 3 pinXLR balanced signal cable to connect
receiver AFOutput to MIC-INjack on mixer or amplifier.(Referto following illustration)
Before installation pleasemake sure receiverfrequency is same as transmitter
frequency.
AUDIO MIXER
LOUD SPEAKER LOUD SPEAKERAMPLIFIER
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3456/7 8/9 10/11 LOUTPUTR
DC POWER
ADAPTOR
7. Connection
CONNECTION
2. Important Safeguards
Do not openthis product byyourself for adjustment.
When abnormity occurs,Please submit thisequipment to ourdealer for examination, adjus-
tment and repair.
One receiver cannotreceive signal fromtwo same frequencymicrophones simultaneously.
Other microphones withdifferent frequency orbrand cannot beused for thisreceiver.
Toreduce the riskof fire orelectric shock, do not remove thecover. High
voltage parts inside.
Do Not
Disassemble
Toreduce the riskof electric shock,do not touch power outlet whenit thunders,
do not pullpower plug withwet hands. Do Not
Touch
Toreduce the riskof fire orelectric shock from damaged power cord,do not
pull power cordfrom power outletstrongly. Always grasp theplug tightly then
pull it out.Turn offthe power ifthis equipment willnot be used for a longperiod
of time afterset-up.
Pull Out
AC Plug
To reduce the risk of electric shock, use only the specified power voltage. Forbidden
Toprevent damage fromdropping or inclining,do not put heavy articles onthe
top of thisequipment, do notplace this equipmenton shaking, inclining
unstable places. Forbidden
Toreduce the riskof electric shock,do not put vessel with liquidor small metal
parts on thetop of thisequipment, do notlet metal or flammable parts drop
into this equipment. Forbidden
Toreduce the riskof fire orelectric shock, do not expose thisequipment and
power cord tomoisture, dust andsun. Keep awayfrom hot apparatusor
places with oil,smoke and water. Forbidden
Keep power plugand outlet clean.Power plug andoutlet with accumulated
dust is aptto cause fire,clean them regularly. Insert powerplug into power
outlet entirely. Caution
When abnormity occurs,please pull outpower plug andcontact our dealer
when the followinghappens:
When smoke comesout from thisequipment and burningsmell can be smelt.
Water orother article goes into this equipment.
Drop on theground and unitis damaged. No sound output.
Power cord damaged.(Cord core exposesor cord broken)
FCC Caution :To assure continuedcompliance, any changesor modifications notexpressly
approved by theparty responsible forcompliance could voidthe user's authority to operate
this equipment. (Example- use onlyshielded interface cableswhen connecting to computer
or peripheral devices).
This device complieswith Part 15of the FCCRules. Operation is subject to thefollowing two
conditions:
(1) This devicemay not causeharmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any
interference received, includinginterference that maycause undesired operation.
Caution

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3.1 Receiver
3. Parts Description
3.2 Microphone
PARTS DESCRIPTION
(1) Power Switch
(2) GP: Groupset button andGP/CH adjust(UP).
(3) CH: Channelset button andGP/CH adjust(DOWN).
(4) GP LED indicator: pressGP button, it will light.
(5) CH LEDindicator: press CHbutton, it will light.
(6) LCD Display a. RF-Areception b. RF-Breception c. RFsignal strength indicator
d. GP number e. CHnumber f .AF signalstrength indicator g.Frequency
(7) Antenna B
(8) AFunbalanced output: phonejack.
(9) AFbalanced output: XLRjack, balanced AF signal outputsensitivity is sameas
dynamic microphone.
(10) DC PowerSource Input Jack:Connect AC/DC power supply
(11)Antenna A
(12) Mounting Rack
(Picture for referenceonly)
USER'S GUIDE
CH MHz
A B
,
AF
(8) (9) (10) (11) (12)(12) (7)(6) (1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
CH MHz
A B
,
AF
PUSH
OFF
(1) (1)
(2) (2)
(3) (3) (4) (4)
(5) (5)
(6) (6)
(7)
(7)
(8)
(LCD Display)
(Front Panel) (Rear Panel)
A. Handheld Microphone
(1) Mesh &cartridge: Cartridge isprotected
by mesh toeliminate "POP" noise.
(2) CH LCDdisplay
a. GP number b. CHnumber
(3) GP: Groupset button andGP/CH adjust (UP).
(4) CH: Channelset button andGP/CH adjust
(DOWN).
(5) Power Switch
(6) Handheld microphonebody: Connect the
cartridge, mesh, andbattery compartment.
(7) Battery Compartment/ Cover: Forsetting
battery.
(8) Open Button:push to openbattery compartment.
4. Channel adjust:Press CH button(6) for about3 seconds, CHnumber on LCD
will flash; releaseCH button (6),press GP button to moveCH UP or CH buttonto
move CH down.
5. Afteradjusting Group andChannel, release allbuttons, group orchannel will flash
about 3 secondsand then stop,frequency will belocked and saved.
6. Adjusttransmitter's GP and CH (according to above procedure3, 4, 5) to make the
frequency same asreceiver.
7. After30 seconds ifno buttons arepressed, LCD willdisplay battery power.
Press GP button or CHbutton, LCD willshow GP number and CH number.
Note: If transmitter'sLCD shows"LO", itmeans battery powerwill be exhausted.
Please exchange newbattery. But the transmitterwill still work normally for
about 3 minutes.After 3 minutes if batteryis not replaced, transmitter will stop
working.
8. Insert attachedheadset or clip-onMIC into bodypack transmitter MIC-INjack. Use
attached screwdriver (3) to adjust GainControl (2) to have appropriate audiogain.

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Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3
USER'S GUIDE
OPEN
LOCK
LOCK
OFF
LOCK
OFF
OPEN
PUSH
LOCK
PUSH
6.3 Body PackTransmitter
PARTS DESCRIPTION & SPECIFICATIONS
4. Specifications
25MHz
0.005%
-95dBm S/N 40dB
90dB
100mV 5mV
100dB
1%(AF=1KHz)
LCD
DC 12-15V
25MHz
0.005%
FM
55dB
25K
DC 9V
40mA
10mW
LCD
Frequency Bandwidth
Frequency Stability
Modulation
Spurious Emission
AF Modulation
Power Source
Current Consumption
Transmitting Power
Function Display Mode
Frequency Range
Oscillation Mode
Frequency Number
Frequency Response
Receiving Range
614MHz-806MHz
PLL synthesized
256
50Hz-20KHz
100m
Frequency Bandwidth
Frequency Stability
Sensitivity
Adjacent Channel Rejection
AF Output
SNR
Distortion
Function Display Mode
Power Source
4.1 General
4.2 Receiver
4.3 Transmitter
(1)
(3)
(2)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(TopView)
(LCD Display) (Front View)
B. Body PackTransmitter
(1) MIC-IN Jack
(2) Gain Control
(3) Small Screwdriver
(4) CH LCDdisplay
a. GP number b. CHnumber
(5) GP: Groupset button and
GP/CH adjust (UP).
(6) CH: Channelset button and
GP/CH adjust (DOWN).
(7) Power Switch
(8) Battery Compartment/ Cover:
Insert 9V battery.
(9) Antenna
4. Channel adjust:Press CH button(4)forabout 3 seconds,CH number onLCD will
flash; release CHbutton (4), pressGP button to move CHUP or CH button tomove
CH down.
5. Afteradjusting Group orChannel, release allbuttons, group orchannel will flash
about 3 secondsand then stop,frequency will belocked and saved.
6. Adjustmicrophone's GP and CH (according to above procedure3,4,5) to make the
frequency same asreceiver.
7. After30 seconds ifno buttons arepressed, LCD willdisplay battery power. Press
GP button or CH button,LCD will show GP number and CH number.
Note: If microphoneLCD shows "LO",it means batterypower will beexhausted.
Please exchange new battery.In the meanwhile, microphone will still work
normally for about 3 minutes. After 3 minutes if battery is not replaced,
microphone will stopworking.
8. Take out batteryif microphone is not going tobe used fora long periodof time.
9. Battery installation.
A. Turnbattery bottom cover90 degree anti-clockwiseto "OPEN" position(figure 1),
press "push" buttonto spring outbattery compartment alittle, pull outthe battery
compartment and installor exchange battery.
B. Insert 9Vbattery(pay attention tothe positive andnegative pole) andthen push
the battery compartmentback (figure 2).Turn batterycover 90 degreeclockwise
to "LOCK" position(figure 3).
1. Open batterycover(8), insert attached9V battery intobattery compartment and
then close battery cover.
2. Turnon power switch(7), LCD willshow group andchannel set atlast using time.
3. Group adjust:Press GP button(5) for about3 seconds, GPnumber on LCDwill
flash; release GPbutton (5), nowGP button changesto UP function and CHbutton
changes to DOWNfunction, press GPbutton to moveGP UPor CH buttonto move
GP down.

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6. User's Guide
6.1 Receiver
USER'S GUIDE
1. Install attachedtwo BNC antennason the antennajack at therear panel of the
receiver. Inclineantennas outwards 45degree to getthe best reception.
2. To get thebest reception, install receiver at least1 metre abovethe ground. Keep
transmitter at least1 meter fromreceiver antennas andfar away frominterferential
sources.
3. Use attachedmounting rack toinstall receiver onEIA standardrack.
4.
5. AFoutput: Insert oneend of thesignal cable intoAF outputjack (8) or(9) at the
back of thereceiver and theother end ofthe signal cableinto amplifier ormixer
MIC-IN jack.
6. Turnon power switch(1), LCD will light and showthe group and channel number
set at lastusing time.
7. Press GPbutton (2), GPLED (4) willlight; release theGP button, GPLED will
extinguish. Press CHbutton(3), CH LEDindicator(5) will light;release the CH
button, CH LEDwill extinguish.
8. Group adjust:Press GP button(2) for about3 seconds, GPnumber on LCDwill
flash, frequency willalso flash; releaseGP button(2), nowGP button changesto
UP function andCH button changesto DOWN function,press GP button to move
GP UPor CH buttonto move GPdown.
9. Channel adjust: Press CH button(3) for about3 seconds, CH number on LCD
will flash, frequencywill also flash;release CH button(3),press GP button to move
CH UP or CH buttonto move CH down.
10. Afteradjusting Group andChannel, release all buttons, group orchannel will
flash about 3seconds and thenstop, frequency willbe locked andsaved.
11. Adjust receiverGP and CHto be same as transmitter GPand CH (
, receiver LCDwill showAF signal strength,RF signal
strength and RF Aor RF B reception.( These informationwill not showwhen
adjusting GP orCH, transmitter isnot turned on,or GP and CH oftransmitter is
different from receiver.)
Note: This system has 16sets of presetfrequencies (from 00to 0F) whichwill not
interfere each other. Users are suggested to usethese frequencies firstly.
Choose other frequenciesif more frequenciesare needed.
Plug one endof theAC power adapterinto ACpower source withspecified voltage
and the otherend into DCINPUT connector (10)on the backof receiver.
according to
the above procedure7,8,9)
6.2 Handheld Microphone
5. Features
1. UHF PLLsynthesized circuit, with256 selectable frequenciesfor choice.
2. Truediversity receiving modecan effectively avoid drop-outs anddead spots.
Available distance can bemore than 100 metre.
3.
4. Adopthigh stable circuitdesign and spareparts, this devicecan be operatedin
a wide rangeof temperature environment(-10 ~+60 ). AdvancedVCO circuit
design to allowperformers shout loudlywithout any brokenvoice happen. Itis the
best microphone systemfor stage performance.
5. Using highsensitivity, wide frequency response dynamic cartridge andadvanced
signal processing circuitto present thereal and natural voice of bothmale and
female. It isthe top choicefor live-performance singers.
6.
7. High performancecartridge. Following isfrequency response figure.
With special anti-interferencecircuit and tonecode security toeffectively avoid
interference and eliminatenoise.
Numeric LCD is clear and accuratein displaying receiving channel, receiving
signal level andAF signalstrength.
8. International EIAstandard half Urack. Metal case.Strong and nice.
9. Pre-programmed 16groups of frequencyto be usedsimultaneously without any
interference, including 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,0A,0B,0C,0D,0E,0F.
10. Pre-set twogroups of frequenciesfor choice. Oneis for USAstandard, another
is for Europestandard. Following isfrequency list.
X:1000Hz Y:-59.3dBV/Pa
Y:-57.1dBm/Pa
D:0.0dB
Y:-84.3dBV/Pa
Y:-82.1dBm/Pa
D:0.0dB
Z:-25.0dB
Microphone Frequency Response dB Ref.1V/Pa
FEATURES
-50
-60
-70
-80
-90
-100
20 50 100 200 500 1K 2K 5K 10K 20K
0 Deg
0Deg
180 Deg
180Deg
1. Open batterycover then insertbattery (pay attention to the positiveand negative
pole). Close batterycover(please see followingillustration for battery installation).
2. Turnon power switch(5), LCD willshow group andchannel set atlast using time.
3. Group adjust:Press GP button(3) for about3 seconds, GPnumber on LCDwill
flash; release GPbutton (3), nowGP button changesto UP function and CHbutton
(4) changes toDOWN function, press GP button to move GP UPor CH button
to move GPdown.

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FREQUENCY LISTFREQUENCY LIST
USA STANDARD
805.850 792.650 791.150 801.550 799.950 788.850 782.050 804.350 799.850 789.250 805.150 797.350 787.150 798.550 801.650 781.550
804.150 789.750 794.050 781.050 794.650 782.550 783.350 801.050 800.650 790.750 800.250 793.350 783.850 795.150 785.450 782.950
802.250 791.350 786.850 803.250 794.350 790.450 791.750 799.550 802.050 784.950 784.150 798.250 795.350 790.050 804.850 803.650
800.350 795.950 790.950 805.450 786.550 785.150 802.950 804.650 787.550 782.250 794.850 780.550 788.150 796.150 798.850 785.950
798.650 795.550 787.750 799.350 780.850 796.750 796.450 781.850 781.350 799.150 786.350 783.650 793.550 801.850 787.350 782.750
796.550 780.150 784.750 800.450 797.950 802.750 791.950 803.050 792.450 801.150 800.850 792.250 801.750 792.950 783.150 797.150
794.750 789.850 795.050 796.050 787.950 802.550 804.150 785.750 796.950 800.050 799.050 788.450 789.050 784.550 793.450 789.550
792.850 794.450 792.750 798.350 790.350 798.050 784.450 782.350 803.350 805.050 802.350 790.150 805.350 790.650 786.250 785.550
791.050 801.450 788.750 788.250 799.750 781.650 782.650 787.450 784.250 791.450 786.950 792.050 800.750 793.050 780.650 794.150
789.650 786.050 785.050 784.350 796.650 793.650 789.450 795.450 780.250 800.550 783.450 798.650 795.850 783.050 781.950 798.450
787.850 783.750 786.650 793.150 793.250 796.250 803.550 803.950 797.550 792.550 791.650 784.850 804.750 794.950 797.850 801.950
786.450 791.550 798.150 796.850 791.250 785.350 795.250 793.750 804.550 797.050 797.250 792.350 789.950 781.250 788.050 804.250
784.650 780.950 788.350 803.450 795.650 787.650 786.150 803.750 794.550 798.750 789.350 799.650 802.650 780.350 790.550 785.850
783.250 791.850 790.850 793.950 797.750 805.250 789.150 784.050 799.250 788.550 781.750 787.250 785.250 796.350 782.850 782.150
781.450 781.150 783.550
802.850 800.150 804.950
798.950 788.650
801.250 805.550
786.750 780.450
804.450
794.250
800.950 802.150
780.050 780.750 782.450 783.950 785.650 787.050 788.950 790.250 792.150 804.050 803.150 801.350 799.450 797.650 795.750 793.850
EUROPE STANDARD
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CH
GP 0123456789
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 9
A
B
C
D
E
F
851.050 851.700 852.150 852.950 851.400 852.050 853.950 854.350 853.650 851.250 852.550 852.300 853.250 855.600 853.450 857.250
851.950 851.850 853.100 853.800 858.050 855.050 856.350 856.000 862.900 854.950 855.300 857.750 854.850 855.800 856.650 857.500
852.650 854.700 857.100 851.550 858.700 856.800 858.400 859.550 859.100 860.500 860.100 852.800 859.800 854.150 858.900 852.900
853.550
856.150
861.000
863.600
859.300
853.350
860.750
862.200
863.400
855.450
860.300
861.800
863.100
858.250
862.000
856.500
854.250 861.600 852.400 857.850 861.200 854.500 862.550 863.300 854.050 857.350 860.600 862.750 863.800 859.450 856.250 855.250
855.150 862.400 859.650 863.200 851.500 856.600 858.150 860.900 861.300 861.900 863.700 856.750 851.150 855.700 857.600 855.900
855.850 859.200
863.500
856.100
859.950
854.600
856.450
857.950
851.350
858.800
860.200
852.500
859.750
861.100
861.700
856.900
856.950
858.500
857.200
859.400
860.400
862.300
862.100
859.900
860.650
862.650
863.000
857.050
858.600
851.800
860.850
855.550
857.650
861.400
853.750
861.500
857.450
860.050
854.800
858.350
862.800
853.900
852.750
852.250
855.400
853.150
851.650
851.100
858.550 852.100 854.450 853.000 858.200 851.200 858.750 862.700 859.050 854.200 855.750 862.500 860.450 854.650 859.600 852.450
859.250 857.800 861.150 860.250 855.000 858.000 862.250 861.550 852.000 856.200 863.450 853.500 863.250 853.300 852.700 863.650
860.150 857.300 854.000 861.050 855.950 862.350 858.850 859.000 852.200 856.300 861.350 860.800 856.550 861.750 854.400 860.950
861.850
860.700
862.950
863.750
854.900
856.850
859.350
851.600
853.600
854.300
859.700
862.050
855.200
858.300
857.550
853.050
863.050
861.950
857.900
862.850
863.350
853.400
861.450
859.150
862.450
859.850
855.350
853.700
851.750
861.650
860.550
862.600
863.950 851.300 863.150 863.550 856.700 851.900 860.350 851.450 861.250 852.350 860.000 853.200 859.500 858.450 858.650 858.950
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