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Pyle PDWM5000 User manual

PDWM5000
4MicVHFWirelessMicrophoneSystem
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PREFACE
Please read this manual before using this equipment in order to avoid damage through incorrect operation and to get
the best performance from your purchase. We also recommend that you keep this manual handy for future reference.
VHF series professional wireless microphone systems introduces a number of advanced techniques and components,
including the ecient low consumption RF transmission, impact elimination, slow controlled output, superiors
sensitivity VHF narrow band HF and MF lters and 15ppm Crystal Frequency Lock etc. Online simulation EDA and strict
quality control are applied to ensure each system with excellent function.
FEATURES:
• Introducing a special ALC circuit to ensure nondistortion;
• Frequency compressing expanding technique to lower the noise and enlarge the dynamic range.
• Superior squelch and high signal to noise ratio.
• Almost zero noise output when standby.
• Broad frequency response range, super low distortion.
• Perfect operation status indications.
• Multiple HF and MF narrow band lters to eliminate interfering signal.
• Introducing low power consumption components to ensure longer battery life.
• Special impact wave eliminating circuit for handheld microphone switches.
• Long practical distance. Over 80m in ideal circumstances; practical 20 m radius in complex circumstances.
• Multiple frequency design. Be able to use two microphones at the same time without mutual interference;
• Applicable for medium & small stages, karaoke halls, and home entertainment etc.
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SYSTEM SETUP
1. Plug the provided audio cable into the receiver's MIX output connector, and the other end into a mixer or power
amplier system. Extend the two antennas fully to the vertical position. Switch ON the receiver, the POWER ON light
will glow indicating the machine standby. (Better keep distance between the receiver and oor to ensure good
receiving signals).
2. Open the battery cover of the microphone and install the batteries inside the compartment properly, then re-attach
the battery cover.
3. Position the transmitter power switch to ON, indicator light will glow (MUTE position).
Now the receiver's corresponding channel light will also glow, indicating that the receiver has already received the
eective signals from the transmitter. Adjust volume knobs of the receiver and power amplier to ensure the suitable
volume for the system. Speak with microphone to check the sound.
4. When the transmitter power indicator dardens, it indicates low battery power.
Please change with new batteries in time. (Note: Do Not Mix Old and New Batteries)
5. When using multiple system at the same time, it is necessary to use machines of dierent frequency.
System Turn On Process: Receiver Mixer or Pre Amplier Power Amplier (Opposite when Turned OFF)
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RECEIVER AND TRANSMITTER
FRONT PANEL OF RECEIVER REAR PANEL OF RECEIVER
RECEIVER FUNCTIONS
1. Power lndicator;
2. Power Switch;
3. CH. A Volume Control;
4. CH. A Receiving lndicator;
5. CH. B Receiving lndicator;
6. CH. B Volume Control;
7. CH. C Volume Control;
8. CH. C Receiving lndivator;
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RECEIVER AND TRANSMITTER
TRANSMITTER FUNCTIONS
1. Cartridge Grille
2. LED Power lndicator
3. Power Switch
4. Mic Body
5. Battery Compartment
SAFETY DIRECTION
1. Read Carefully: Please read this manual carefully before operating the product.
2. Keep the Manual: Keep this manual handy for future reference.
3. Mind the Cautions: Please follow all the cautions indicated on the machine or in the manual.
4. Follow lnstructions: Please follow all the operation process and operation instruction.
5. Safety Environment: Don't put the machine in the place of high humidity, high electro magnetic eld, strong sun
light and high temperature.
6. Attention when Stop Using: If the system is not to be used for long periods of time, remove the batteries from the
mic and unplug the AC cord from the mains outlet.
7. Cleaning: Before cleaning, turn OFF the system power. Don't clean it with liquid or sprayer. Clean only with dry cloth.
8. Accessories: Only use the provided accessories or other certicated products.
9. Power Supply: The machine is only applicable to the indicated power supply. Please conrm whether it is suitable for
your district.
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9. CH. D Receiving lndicator;
10. CH. D Volume Control;
11. CH.C/D Antenna Connector;
12. CH.A/B Antenna Connector;
13. AC Power Input;
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PWMA2000PROFESSIONAL WIRELESSMICROPHONE SYSTEM
POWER CHAVOLUME CHBVOLUME CHCVOLUME CHDVOLUME
9MIX OUT
ANT.CD ANT.AB
OUT.D
OUT.C
OUT.B BALANACED DC13V/500mA
OUT.A
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10. Maintaining: To avoid the risk of electric shock, don't open or remove the cover to repair the machine by yourself.
Ask a qualied repairman to repair it.
11. Replacing Components: Before replacing any components, the repairman should check carefully to conrm
whether the machine is in safe position.
12. Adjustment: Refer all servicing to qualied personnel. Service 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 has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
SPECIFICATION
System Specications
1) Frequency Range: ................................................................................................................. VHF 174-216MHz
2) Frequency Stability: ........................................................................................................................... ±0.005%
3) Modulation mode: ................................................................................................................................... VHF
4) Modulation Deviation: ........................................................................................................................ ±20KHz
5) Audio Frequency Response: ........................................................................................................... 40Hz-20KHz
6) SignaltoNoise Ratio: ............................................................................................................................. >60dB
7) Maximum Sound Pressure Level: .......................................................................................................... >100dB
8) Distortion: ............................................................................................................................................. 0.5%
9) Operating Range: ............................................................................................... 80m (under typical conditions)
10) Operation Temperature Range: .................................................................................................... 50°F~+122°F
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Transmitter
1) RF Output Power: ........................................................................................................................ 100mW MAX
2) Harmonic Suppression: ........................................................................................................................... 40dB
3) Antenna: ............................................................................................................................................ Built in
4) Power Requirement: ........................................................................................................................ 9V Battery
5) Nominal Current Drain: ..................................................................................................... Approximately 15mA
6) Battery Life: ...................................................................................................................................... 12 hours
Transmitter
1) Receive Mode: .............................................................................................................. Crystal Frequency Lock
2) Sensitiity: ............................................................................................................................ 40dBu(S/N=60dB)
3) SignaltoNoise Ratio: ............................................................................................................................. >60dB
4) Audio Output Level: .................................................................................................................. 0~400mV Max
5) Power Supply: ................................................................................................................. AC120V/240V (±10%)
6) Dimension: ................................................................................................................ WxDxH=485x240x52mm
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