Studiomaster XR-100 User manual

UHF Wireless Microphone System
XR-100
1..........................................................................................................................Features
2..........................................................................................................................Systems Options
3..........................................................................................................................Operating Instructions
4..........................................................................................................................Basic Troubleshooting
5..........................................................................................................................Technical Specifications
6..........................................................................................................................Safety Instructions
The Studiomaster Professional XR-100 is a high quality four channel UHF Wireless technology system
engineered for the most demanding touring environments & installations. This XR-100 Wireless systems offers
unprecedented flexibility & versatility. To ensure optimum performance & safety, please follow this instruction
manual carefully. Please retain this manual for future reference. For any complaint, feedback or testimonials
please contact our distributor / dealer.
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1. Features
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2. System Options
•XR-100 4H ---- 4 Hand XR-100 4C ----- 4 Conference
XR-100 2HL---- 2 Hand & 2 Lapel XR-100 HLC --- 2 Hand , 1 Lapel & 1 Conference
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3. Operating Instructions
3.1 Receiver Features: Front & Rear Panel
Rear Panel
Front Panel
1. 12VDC Input voltage to power up the unit.
The antenna receives signals from Transmitter, for better strength keep the antenna fully extended.
3. 3 Pin XLR male connectors are provided to connect to the input of the Mixer/Amplifier/
Powered speaker.
4. 1/4” (6.35) Unbalanced TRS Jack is provided to connect mixed output to the input of Mixer/Amplifier/
Powered speaker.
Power Jack :
Antenna :
Balanced Audio output :
Mixed output :
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1. To switch ON/OFF the receiver module.
2. To adjust the Input signal level of each channel.
3. These LED lights up when there will be signal reception.
4. LED is provided to indicate the Transmitter is ON.
5. It displays frequency (fixed).
Power ON/OFF Switch :
Volume Controls :
Audio Indication LED :
Channel Select Indication :
LED Screen :
3.2 Handheld Transmitter Features
1. .Grill :
LED Screen:
Power ON/OFF Switch:
It protects the capsule from damages. Also it acts as an effective wind & pop filter
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3. This switch can be used to ON/OFF microphone as required.
LED screen displays the channel frequency. When screen flashes replace the battery for un-interrupted
performance.
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Superior quality 4 channel UHF wireless Microphone System.
4 microphones can be used at the same time with one receiver.
Individual channel frequency display on receiver & Transmitter.
Individual channel volume control.
Individual channel XLR out & ¼” Jack mix out.

3.3 Body Pack Transmitter
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Lapel Microphone
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2. LED light when lapel body is switched on.
3. This switch can be used to ON/OFF microphone as required.
4. Input socket to connect lapel microphone.
Use 2 AA Batteries for better performance.
7. Open cover from here to access battery compartment.
8. To hang on belt.
9. Microphone Head (Lapel).
Antenna:
Power ON LED:
Power On/Off Switch:
Mic Input:
Battery Compartment:
Battery Cover:
Belt Clip:
5. It display fixed frequency.
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Display :
3.5 How to operate
1. Confirm the connections between receiver & mixer as well as between mixer & amplifier are correct. Turn down the volume
on the amplifier or mixer.
2. Turn on the receiver (The receiver will shows CH1, CH2, & Frequency and
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3. Turn on the transmitter (Note: When transmitter is turned on the
4. Test the transmitters.
CH3 CH4 RF1, RF2, RF3 & RF4 LED will be off
because transmitter is off
RF1, RF2, RF3 & RF4 LED lights up to indicate availability of
Transmitter respectively.
AF1, AF2, AF3 & AF4 LED lights up to indicate signal reception.
5. Turn up the volume of the amplifier or mixer.
3.4 Conference Transmitter
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3. It displays fixed frequency.
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Use 2 AA Batteries for better performance.
LED Display:
Battery Compartment:
Low Power Indication:
Microphone ON/OFF Switch :
When microphone On/Off switch is pressed the LED
lights up & goes off. Also when battery goes low the led becomes brighter.
This switch is used to switch ON/OFF
the conference transmitter.
Mic Capsule:
Mic LED :2.
This high quality microphone is used to pick up the voice of the person speaking.
This LED displays the status of the microphone, when the LED lights up it means that
the microphone is active.
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Usage Tips
-Make sure you can always see the receiver antenna from the transmitter position.
Keep the distance from transmitter to receiver as short as possible
Avoid obstruction between transmitter & receiver.
Perform a ‘’Walk Test’’ before performance or presentation. If dead spots are found, adjust location of receiver. If dead
spots remain mark spots and avoid that spot.
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3.6 Frequency Response Curve & Polar Pattern (Conference & Lapel Mic)
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6. Safety Instructions
• Keep the wireless receiver in a good location to ensure good signal strength.
• Please keep the product away from direct sunrays & rain.
• Please keep the product away from heavy magnetic or electromagnetic fields, it could affect product performance.
• Please switch off when removing the batteries.
• Please remove the batteries/ power supply when the product is not being used for a long time.
• Do not open any of the components yourself, for repairs please contact an authorised Studiomaster Professional dealer.
• Do not use systems with the same frequency at the same place, please separate them by a considerable distance.
RECEIVER
Receiving Frequency
Bandwidth
Frequency Response
Nominal deviation/peak error
Total harmonic distortion
Sensitivity
Adjacent channel selection
Intermediation impedance
Noise filter
Power Requirement
Fixed Frequency
50MHz
50Hz-16KHz
± 24KHz / ± 28KHz
<0.9%
-98dBm
> 75dB
> 70dB
> 75dB
DC 12V
TRANSMITTER
Frequency stability
Frequency response
Frequency bandwidth
Harmonic radiation
Maximum offset
Sensitivity
+0.005%
50Hz-16KHz
50MHz
< -55dB
± 60MHz
-80 ± 3dB
Use Battery 2 x 1.5V (AA)
5. Technical Specifications
No Voice; (Signal is normal) • Check whether the level control of the receiver is set enough.
• Check whether the connection between receiver & mixer, mixer & amplifier or
amplifier & speaker are connected. Also check mixer or amplifier volumes are ok.
No Voice; (RF signal is normal
but AF signal is weak)
• Check whether the .transmitter battery is fully charged.
• Interchange the transmitter Mics.
When transmitter is ON, there
is noise or interruption in the
receiving signal.
• Check whether the battery is charged fully.
• Eliminate the RF source of the disturbance nearby which causes interference.
• If the signal is too weak, place the receiver closer to transmitter as far as possible.
4. Basic Troubleshooting
Solution
Problem
No Voice;
(No signal on receiver)
• Check whether power switches of transmitter & receiver are ON.
• Check whether the battery connections are correct & battery polarity is right in
transmitter. • Check whether the antenna is properly connected on receiver.
• Make sure that there is no obstruction between the antenna & the transmitter.
3.7 Frequency Response Curve & Polar Pattern (Handheld)