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VLX
TD
systems
purchased
with
the
VT2G
instrument
belt-pack
transmitter
include
a
VR22
receiver;
all
other
VLX
TD
systems
include
a
VR22X
receiver;
these
two
models
differ
only
in
that
the
VR22X
provides
a
rear-panel
balanced
XLR
output
ack.
SPECIAL
NOTE:
Should
your
unit
ever
require
servicing
a
Return
Authorization
number
(RA)
is
necessary.
Without
this
number
the
unit
will
not
be
accepted.
Please
call
Samson
at
1-800-372-6766
for
a
Return
Authorization
number
prior
to
shipping
your
unit.
Please
retain
the
original
packing
materials
and
if
possible
return
the
unit
in
its
original
carton
and
packing
materials.
In
this
manual
you
’
ll
find
a
more
detailed
description
of
the
features
of
your
VLX
/
VLX
TD
system
as
well
as
a
guided
tour
through
all
compo

nents
step-by-step
instructions
for
setting
up
and
using
your
system
information
about
Samson
Noise
Suppression
trouble-shooting
tips
a
frequency
conversion
chart
a
technical
description
of
True
Diversity
rack-mounting
instructions
a
glossary
of
terms
and
full
specifications.
You
’
ll
also
find
a
warranty
card
enclosed
—
don
’
t
forget
to
fill
it
out
and
mail
it
in!
This
will
enable
you
to
receive
online
technical
support
and
will
allow
us
to
send
you
updated
information
about
these
and
other
Samson
products
in
the
future.
The
VLX
and
VLX
TD
VHF
Wireless
Systems
differ
in
that
the
VR2
receiver
provided
in
the
VLX
system
utilizes
non-diversity
technology
incorporating
a
single
antenna
for
ease
of
use
while
the
VR22
and
VR22X
receivers*
provided
in
the
VLX
TD
system
utilize
a
system
called
“
Microprocessor
True
Diversity
”
(patent-pending).
In
this
system
a
single
chassis
(the
VR22/22X)
houses
two
antennas
(called
“
Antenna
A
”
and
“
Antenna
B
”
)
and
one
receiver
circuit.
A
built-in
computer
chip
con

tinuously
scans
RF
signals
from
the
two
antennas
and
determines
which
one
has
the
clearest
and
strongest
reception
automatically
(and
silently)
switching
that
signal
to
the
receiver.
This
allows
you
to
maintain
the
wireless
communication
link
over
a
broader
range
than
would
be
allowed
by
a
receiver
utilizing
a
single
antenna
and
also
reduces
inter

ference
and
phase
cancellation
problems.
In
addition
special
sample-
and-hold
linking
circuitry
ensures
that
correct
phase
correlation
is
main

tained
at
all
times
with
no
noise
or
pops
during
antenna
switching.
Both
systems
utilize
the
Samson
Noise
Suppression
system
and
both
provide
excellent
performance
and
the
highest
quality
audio
fidelity.
Congratulations
on
purchasing
the
Samson
VLX
/
VLX
TD
VHF
Wireless
System!
Although
this
product
is
designed
for
easy
operation
we
sug

gest
you
first
take
some
time
to
go
through
these
pages
so
you
can
fully
understand
how
we
’
ve
implemented
a
number
of
unique
features.
Every
wireless
system
consists
of
at
least
two
components
—
a
transmit

ter
and
a
receiver
both
of
which
must
be
tuned
to
the
same
channel
(that
is
the
same
radio
frequency)
in
order
to
operate
correctly.*
The
Samson
VLX
/
VLX
TD
system
you
have
purchased
contains
either
a
VR2
VR22
or
VR22X
receiver
and
either
a
VT2L
microphone
belt-pack
transmitter
(for
lavalier
microphone
and
headset
applications)
a
VT2G
guitar
belt-pack
transmitter
(for
instrument
applications)
or
a
VH2
hand

held
microphone
transmitter.
Here
’
s
an
illustration
that
shows
an
overview
of
our
system
design:
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Your
receiver
and
transmitter
have
been
factory
preset
to
utilize
the
same
channel.
A
listing
of
the
thirteen
available
channels
and
their
cor

responding
VHF
frequencies
can
be
found
on
page
26
of
this
manual.
1
t
®
System
Features
System
Features
II
3
*
We
recommend
the
use
of
the
Samson
RM22
adapter
for
this
purpose;
see
page
31
of
this
manual
for
rack-mounting
instructions.
•
The
VR22/22X
receiver
includes
a
pair
of
tuned
antennas,
specially
designed
to
maximize
the
effective
range
of
the
ireless
link..
•
The
VLX
system
incorporates
non-diversity
technology
for
simple,
reliable
operation.
The
VLX
TD
system
incorporates
Microprocessor
True
Diversity
technology,
hich
extends
the
effec
tive
range
of
the
system
and
also
reduces
potential
interference,
noise,
pops,
and
phase
cancellation
problems.
•
The
VH2
hand-held
microphone
transmitter
is
available
in
a
selection
of
popular
mic
capsules,
including:
•
The
VT2L,
VT2G
and
VH2
transmitters
all
utilize
internal
antennas
instead
of
the
bulky
external
antennas
used
by
many
competing
systems.
All
three
transmitters
provide
extended
18
hour
battery
life
and
po er
supplies
that
aren
’
t
fussy,
accepting
standard
9-volt
alkaline
batteries.
•
Built-in
Samson
Noise
Suppression
circuitry
in
both
the
transmitter
and
receiver.
This
ensures
clear,
transparent
sound
ith
an
absolute
minimum
of
background
noise
and
hiss.
•
Thirteen
different
available
channels,
designed
for
simultaneous
use.
This
means
that
you
can
use
multiple
VLX
/
VLX
TD
systems
(each
tuned
to
a
different
channel)
in
the
same
location
ithout
interference.
•
The
VT2L
and
VT2G
belt-pack
transmitter
is
extremely
light eight
(less
than
4
ounces
ith
a
9-volt
battery
installed).
The
VT2G
comes
pre ired
ith
permanent
connection
to
a
standard
1/4"
jack
(for
use
ith
instruments
such
as
electric
guitar
or
bass),
hile
the
VT2L
provides
a
S itchcraft
P3
mini-XLR
jack
for
connection
to
a
variety
of
popular
headsets
and
lavalier
microphones,
including:
Electro
Voice
ND
757A
N/DYM
Dynamic
Electro
Voice
ND
857
N/DYM
Dynamic
Samson
S11
Dynamic
Shure
SM58
Dynamic
Shure
SM85
Condenser
Shure
SM87
Condenser
•
The
VR22/22X
is
a
half-rack
unit
that
can
be
used
freestanding
or
can
be
mounted
in
any
standard
19"
rack,*
making
it
easy
to
integrate
into
any
traveling
or
fixed
installation
audio
system.
•
All
components
have
rugged
construction
that
ensures
reliable
operation
in
even
the
most
demanding
performance
environments.
•
The
VT2L,
VT2G
and
VH2
transmitters
all
provide
“
popless
”
muting
—
their
mute
function
turns
off
the
audio
signal
hile
leaving
the
carrier
signal
on.
The
Samson
VLX
/
VLX
TD
VHF
Wireless
System
utilizes
the
latest
advancements
in
ireless
communications.
Here
are
some
of
its
main
features:
I
1
*
Optimized
for
aerobics
orkouts,
this
headset
is
recommended
for
usage
in
high-humidity
environments
such
as
physical
fitness
centers.
4
AKG
C-410
headset
AKG
C-409
horn
microphone
Audio-Technica
ATM-75
headset
Audio-Technica
MT-350
lavalier
Audio-Technica
Pro-8HE
headset*
Audio-Technica
831
H-7
lavalier
Countryman
IsoMax
headset
Cro n
CM-311
/
CM-312
headset
Samson
ECM-40
lavalier
Sennheiser
MKE-2
lavalier
Sony
ECM-44
lavalier
Sony
ECM-55
lavalier
Sony
ECM-77
lavalier
I
Guided
Tour
-
VR2
Front
Panel
Guided
Tour
-
VR2
Front
Panel
1
ANT
OUTPUT
POWER
TXON
VOLUME
PEAK
t
o
o
+
SIGNAL
<
GROUND
s
32
4
5
2:
Power
LED
-
This
is
lit
whe ever
the
VR2
is
powered
o .
6
5
5:
Volume
control
-
This
k ob
determi es
the
level
of
the
audio
sig al
se t
from
the
VR2
output
jack
(see
#6
below).
3:
TX
On
LED
-
Whe
carrier
sig al
of
sufficie t
stre gth
is
bei g
received
by
the
VR2,
this
LED
is
lit.
4:
Peak
LED
-
This
LED
lights
whe
output
sig al
from
the
VR2
is
at
the
o set
of
clippi g
(that
is,
whe
it
is
o
the
verge
of
bei g
distorted).
If
you
see
this
light
duri g
operatio ,
move
the
micropho e
further
away
or
lower
the
output
level
of
your
i strume t
or
tra smitter.
For
more
i formatio ,
see
the
sectio
i
this
ma ual
e titled
“
Setti g
Up
a d
Usi g
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
System
”
o
page
16.
1
:
Antenna
-
Duri g
ormal
operatio ,
this
should
be
fully
exte ded
a d
i
a
vertical
positio .
Do
not
substitute
a
third-party
receiver
a te a.
See
the
sectio
i
this
ma ual
e titled
“
Setti g
Up
a d
Usi g
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
System
”
o
page
16
for
i formatio
about
a te a
positio i g.
:
Output
jack
-
Use
this
u bala ced
(-10
dB)
high
impeda ce
(5K
Ohm)
1/4"
jack
to
co ect
the
VR2
to
your
audio
equipme t.
Wiri g
is
as
follows:
+
SIGNAL
GROUND
SAMSON
\/l
—
X
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n\
h
▲
DC12V
IN
VHF
FM
RECEIVER
Channel
13
Guided
Tour
-
VR2
Rear
Panel
1
w
2
1
©
2
4
3
5
6
4
2:
Power
LED
-
This
is
lit
whenever
the
VR22/22X
is
powered
on.
7
2:
DC
input
-
Connect
the
supplied
Sa son
AC300R
adapter
here.
WARNING:
Do
not
substitute
any
other
kind
of
power
adapter;
doing
so
can
cause
severe
da age
to
the
unit
and
will
void
your
warranty.
1:
Antennas
A
and
-
During
nor al
operation,
these
should
be
fully
extended
and
in
a
vertical
position.
Do
not
substitute
third-party
receiv
er
antennas.
See
the
section
in
this
anual
entitled
“
Setting
Up
and
Using
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
Syste
”
on
page
16
for
infor ation
about
antenna
positioning.
1
:
Mute
control
-
This
control
deter ines
the
axi u
range
of
the
VR2
before
audio
signal
dropout.
It
should
nor ally
be
left
at
its
factory
setting.
For
ore
infor ation,
see
the
“
Setting
Up
and
Using
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
Syste
”
section
on
page
16.
VDCTO
□
Guided
Tour
-
VR22/22X
Front
Panel
3:
Peak
LED
-
This
LED
lights
when
output
signal
fro
the
VR22X
is
clipping
(distorted).
If
you
see
this
light
during
operation,
ove
the
icrophone
further
away
or
lower
the
output
level
of
your
instru ent
or
trans itter.
For
ore
infor ation,
see
the
section
in
this
anual
entitled
“
Setting
Up
and
Using
the
VLX
I
VLX
TD
Syste
”
on
page
16.
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the
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Samson
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adapter
here.
WARNING:
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not
s bstit te
any
other
kind
of
power
adapter;
doing
so
can
ca se
severe
damage
to
the
nit
and
will
void
yo r
warranty.
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If
your
VLX
TD
system
has
a
VR22X
receiver,
both
the
front
panel
1/4"
unbalance
an
rear
panel
XLR
balance
outputs
can
be
use
simultaneously
if
necessary.
6:
Output
jack*
-
Use
this
nbalanced
(-10
dB)
high
impedance
(5K
Ohm)
1/4"
jack
to
connect
the
VR22/22X
to
yo r
a dio
eq ipment.
Wiring
is
as
follows:
3:
XLR
Output
jack
(VR22X
only)
-
Use
this
electronically
balanced
low
impedance
(600
Ohm)
XLR
jack
to
connect
the
VR22X
to
professional
(+4
dBv
or
-30
dBm)
a dio
eq ipment.*
Pin
wiring
is
as
follows:
2:
M te
control
-
This
control
determines
the
maxim m
range
of
the
VR22X
before
a dio
signal
dropo t.
It
sho ld
normally
be
left
at
its
factory
setting.
For
more
information,
see
the
“
Setting
Up
and
Using
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
System
”
section
on
page
16.
*
If
your
VLX
TD
system
has
a
VR22X
receiver,
both
the
rear
panel
XLR
balance
an
front
panel
1/4"
unbalance
outputs
can
be
use
simulta

neously
if
necessary.
:
LEDs
-
When
signal
is
being
received,
one
of
these
LEDs
will
be
lit,
showing
yo
whether
signal
from
either
the
“
A
”
or
“
B
”
antenna
is
c rrently
being
sed.
A
comp ter
chip
inside
the
VR22/22X
constantly
scans
the
two
and
a tomatically
selects
whichever
is
receiving
the
strongest,
clearest
signal.
This
“
Microprocessor
Tr e
Diversity
”
switching
is
completely
ina dible,
and
it
effectively
increases
overall
range
while
red cing
potential
interference
and
phase
cancellation
problems.
For
more
information,
see
Appendix
C
(
“
Abo t
Tr e
Diversity
”
)
on
page
28
in
this
man al.
Guided
Tour
-
VR22/22X
Rear
Panel
5:
Volume
control
-
This
knob
determines
the
level
of
the
a dio
signal
sent
from
the
VR22/22X
o tp t
jack(s)
(see
#6
below
and
#3
on
the
next
page).
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2:
Battery
LED
-
This
LED
is
an
indicator
of
batter
strength.
When
the
VT2L
I
VT2G
is
first
powered
on,
this
LED
will
light
for
about
two-
tenths
of
a
second
(if
the
batter
is
sufficientl
strong),
and
will
then
go
off.
When
batter
voltage
is
low,
this
LED
lights
steadil ,
indicating
that
the
batter
needs
to
be
replaced.
3:
ower
on-off
switch
-
Use
this
to
turn
the
VT2L
I
VT2G
on
or
off
(to
conserve
batter
power,
be
sure
to
leave
it
off
when
not
in
use).
WARNING:
Be
sure
to
mute
the
audio
signal
at
our
external
mixer
or
amplifier
before
turning
the
VT2L
/
VT2G
power
on
or
off,
or
an
audible
pop
ma
result.
4:
Input
connector
-
The
input
device
is
connected
here.
The
VT2L
is
supplied
with
either
a
lavalier
or
headset
microphone
(connected
via
a
Switchcraft
mini-XLR
jack,
as
shown
in
the
illustration
above),
while
the
VT2G
is
supplied
with
a
permanentl
connected
1/4"
jack
cable.
11
7:
lastic
screwdriver
-
Speciall
designed
for
use
in
adjusting
the
VT2L
/
VT2G
Level
control
(see
#8
on
the
next
page)
and/or
VR2
or
VR22/22X
receiver
Mute
control
(see
the
“
Guided
Tour:
VR2
[or
VR22/22X]
Rear
Panel
”
and
“
Setting
Up
and
Using
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
S stem
”
sections
on
pages
7,
10
and
16
for
more
information).
12
1:
Mute
on-off
switch
-
When
set
to
the
“
Off
”
position,
audio
signal
is
transmitted.
When
set
to
the
“
On
”
position,
the
audio
signal
is
muted.
The
advanced
circuitr
in
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
s stem
ensures
that
no
“
pop
”
or
“
thud
”
will
be
heard
during
muting.
Note
that
turning
this
on
does
not
turn
off
the
VT2L
/
VT2G
power
—
it
is
simpl
a
wa
to
tem

poraril
mute
the
transmission
of
audio
signal.
If
ou
don
’
t
plan
on
using
the
VT2L
I
VT2G
for
extended
periods,
turn
off
its
power
b
using
the
power
on-off
switch
(see
#3
below).
5:
Battery
door
-
Opening
the
VT2L
/
VT2G
batter
door
must
be
done
with
care.
See
the
“
Setting
Up
and
Using
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
S stem
”
section
on
page
16
for
more
information.
6:
Battery
holder
-
Insert
a
standard
9-volt
alkaline
batter
here,
being
sure
to
observe
the
plus
and
minus
polarit
markings
shown.
We
recommend
the
Duracell
MN
1604
t pe
batter .
Although
rechargeable
Ni-Cad
batteries
can
be
used,
the
do
not
suppl
adequate
current
for
more
than
four
hours.
WARNING:
Do
not
insert
the
batter
backwards;
doing
so
can
cause
severe
damage
to
the
VT2L
/
VT2G
and
will
void
our
warrant .
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8:
Audio
Input
Level
control
(trimpot)
-
This
input
sensitivity
control
has
been
factory
preset
to
provide
optimum
level
for
the
particular
lavalier
or
headset
model
being
used
in
the
case
of
the
VT2G,
it
is
preset
for
optimum
instrument
level)
and
so
we
recommend
that
this
not
be
adjusted
manually.
If
necessary,
however,
you
can
use
the
supplied
plastic
screwdriver
to
raise
or
lower
the
VT2L
/
VT2G
input
level.
See
the
“
Setting
Up
and
Using
the
VLX
I
VLX
TD
System
”
section
on
page
16
for
more
information.
1
:
Audio
on-off
s itch
-
When
set
to
the
“
On
”
position,
audio
signal
is
transmitted.
When
set
to
the
“
Off
”
position,
the
audio
signal
is
muted.
The
advanced
circuitry
in
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
system
ensures
that
no
“
pop
”
or
“
thud
”
will
be
heard
during
muting.
Note
that
turning
this
off
does
not
turn
off
the
VH2
power
—
it
is
simply
a
way
to
temporarily
mute
the
transmission
of
audio
signal.
If
you
don
’
t
plan
on
using
the
VH2
for
extended
periods,
turn
off
its
power
by
using
the
power
on-off
switch
see
#3
on
the
next
page).
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The
basic
procedure
for
setti g
up
a d
usi g
your
VLX
/
VLX
TD
VHF
Wireless
System
takes
o ly
a
few
mi utes:
2:
Battery
LED
-
This
LED
is
a
i dicator
of
battery
stre gth.
Whe
the
VH2
is
first
powered
o ,
this
LED
will
light
for
about
two-te ths
of
a
seco d
(if
the
battery
is
sufficie tly
stro g),
a d
will
the
go
off.
Whe
battery
voltage
is
low,
this
LED
lights
steadily,
i dicati g
that
the
battery
eeds
to
be
replaced.
3.
Make
sure
the
Power
o -off
switch
i
your
VT2L
/
VT2G
beltpack
or
VH2
ha dheld
tra smitter
is
set
to
“
Off.
”
5:
Battery
holder
-
I sert
a
sta dard
9-volt
alkali e
battery
here,
bei g
sure
to
observe
the
plus
a d
mi us
polarity
marki gs
show .
We
recomme d
the
Duracell
MN
1604
type
battery.
Although
rechargeable
Ni-Cad
batteries
ca
be
used,
they
do
ot
supply
adequate
curre t
for
more
tha
four
hours.
ARNING:
Do
ot
i sert
the
battery
backwards;
doi g
so
ca
cause
severe
damage
to
the
VH2
a d
will
void
your
warra ty.
4:
Microphone
Input
Level
control
(trimpot)
-
This
i put
se sitivity
co trol
has
bee
factory
preset
to
provide
optimum
level
for
the
particular
micropho e
capsule
provided
with
your
VLX
/
VLX
TD
system
a d
so
we
recomme d
that
this
ot
be
adjusted
ma ually.
If
ecessary,
however,
you
ca
use
the
supplied
plastic
screwdriver
to
raise
or
lower
the
i put
level.
See
the
“
Setti g
Up
a d
Usi g
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
System
”
sectio
o
page
16
for
more
i formatio .
3:
Power
on-off
switch
-
Use
this
to
tur
the
VH2
o
or
off
(to
co serve
battery
power,
be
sure
to
leave
it
off
whe
ot
i
use).
ARNING:
Be
sure
to
mute
the
audio
sig al
at
your
exter al
mixer
or
amplifier
before
tur i g
the
VH2
power
o
or
off,
or
a
audible
pop
may
result.
1.
For
the
VLX
I
VLX
TD
system
to
work
correctly,
both
the
receiver
a d
tra smitter
must
be
set
to
the
same
cha el.
Remove
all
packi g
materials
(save
them
i
case
of
eed
for
future
service)
a d
check
to
make
sure
that
the
supplied
VR2,
VR22
or
VR22X
receiver
a d
VT2L,
VT2G
or
VH2
tra smitter
are
set
to
the
same
cha el
(this
is
listed
o
the
top
of
the
VR2
or
VR22/22X,
o
the
belt
clip
of
the
VT2L
/
VT2G,
a d
o
the
bottom
of
the
VH2,
as
show
i
the
illustratio
below).
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the
VR2,
exte d
the
a te a
a d
place
it
i
a
vertical
positio .
O
the
VR22/22X,
fully
exte d
both
“
A
”
a d
“
B
”
a te as
a d
place
both
i
a
vertical
positio .
If
these
cha els
do
ot
match,
co tact
Samso
Tech ical
Support
at
1-800-372-6766.
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Up
and
Using
the
VLX
/
VLX
TD
System
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