Enping Pasgao Audio Epuipment Factory U25PAH-710 WirelessMicrophone Transmitter User Manual

IR ASC
A
10
15
20
25
SYSTEM
SET
R F LEV E L
5
30
35
40
-3
0 3d BV
A F LE V EL
D I VE RS IT Y
- 30 -2 4 -18 -12 - 6
L OW B ATT
B
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I NF RA R ED
FE R Q UZ
ASC
POWER
System Components：
A l l th e s y st e m s in c l u d e t h e fo l l o w i n g c o mp o n e n t s :
Specifications
PA W- 85 0 rec ei ve r
Max Audio input level
Tw o AA ba tt er ie s
On e 1/4i n a ud io conn ec ting ca ble
ASC SYSTEM
A
SET
R F LEV EL
5
10 15
20
25
30
35
- 3 0 - 2 4 - 18 -1 2 - 6
-3
0 3dBV
DOWN
LOW BATT
UP
INFRARED
B
Ba n d: UD
40
AF LEVEL
D I VE RS I TY
Frequency Range and Transmitter Output Level
ASC
FERQUZ
POWER
Po we r Ad apt er
Fr eq u en c y R a ng e :8 0 0~ 8 22 MH z
T ra n sm it t er O ut p ut L ev e l: 1 0d B m
Tw o ante nna s
0d BV
Dimensions
24 5m m* 51 mm di a.
Weight
31 5 gr am s（w it hou t ba tt eri es）
Us er 's M anu al
Operating Range Under Typical Conditions
Power Requirements
50 m
2“A A”s i zs a lk a li ne o r r ec ha r ge ab le ba tt er ie s
N o t e： ac t ua l r a n ge de p en d s o n R F
H a n d h e l d M i c r o p h o n e S y s t e m i nc l u d es t h e fo l l o w i n g :
si g n al Battery Life
>6 h ou rs
a b s or p t io n , r e fl e ct i o n, an d i n te r f er e n ce
PA H- 71 0 han dh el d tra ns mitt er
Audio Frequency Response（+/-3dB）
70 Hz ~1 6K Hz
Total Harmonic Distortion（+/-30KHz deviation，
1KHz tone）
Audio Output Level（+/-30KHz deviation，1KHz tone）
<1 %
XL R con ne ct or（in to 6 00
Dynamic Range
>9 0d B A- wei gh te d
C t o +50
l oa d）：-1 8d Bv
Output Impedance
Operating Temperature Range
-1 0
l oa d）：-1 2d BV
1/ 4i nc h c on ne ct or（in to 30 00
XL R co nn ect or：20 0
C
1/ 4 i nc h con ne ct or：1K
N o t e: ba t t er y c h ar a c te r i st i c s ma y l i m it th i s r an g e
XLR output
Lavalier Microphone and Headset Microphone include the
+
-
-
I mpe da nc e b al an ce d
following:
P in1：G ro und (c ab le sh ie ld )
Max Audio input level
PAB-900 bodypack transmitter
0d BV
Microphone (optional LAV-2 or HSD-2)
P in2：A ud io
to + 10 dB V
Gain Adjustment Range
+
20 dB
P in3：N o A ud io
Sensitivity
Input Impedance
5K
-9 4d Bm f or 30 dB SI NA D, ty pi cal
Image Rejection
Dimensions
85 mm H * 65 mm W* 24 mm D
>5 5d B
Dimensions
Weight
87 g ra ms（wi th out b at te rie s）
HS D- 2
W ir el ess Mic ro p hone Sys t em s
U se r Guid e
44 mm H* 21 2m m W*1 60 mm D
Weight
Power Requirements
96 0 g
2 “AA”si ze al ka li ne or re ch ar gePower
ab leRequirements
ba tt er ie s
1 2-1 8 V d c
LA M P
PO WE R
BATT
ASC
Battery Life
at 30 0m A，s up pl ie d b y ext er na l
p owe r su pp ly
>6 ho ur s
LA V- 2
IR
A
DI
VER
SI
TY
RF LE VE L
AS C S Y ST E M
SE
T
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
AF LE VEL
-3 0 -24 -18 -12 - 6 -3 0 3dB V
LOW BATT
B
I NFRAR ED
FERQ UZ
ASC
IR
POWER
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Sys tem Set up
R F LE V E L
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
A F L E V EL
- 3 0 -2 4 - 1 8 - 1 2 - 6
-3
0 3d B V
L O W B AT T
I NF R AR E D
F ER Q UZ
1
R F LE V E L
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
A F L E V EL
- 3 0 -2 4 - 1 8 - 1 2 - 6
-3
Fun ctio ns of P AW-8 50 R ecei ver:
Receiving Setting:
0 3d B V
L O W B AT T
I NF R AR E D
F ER Q UZ
2
Frequency Group No. and channel selection:
Press “SET”key, and “GROUP ” will flash. Press
or
key to select
suitable frequency group number, as shown in Diagram
on the left. Then
1
press “SET ”key, and “CHANNEL ”flashes. Press
or
key to
select suitable channel, as shown in Diagram
on the left.
2
Note: when you use several systems, you had better set all the systems
to the same group number, and then set a special channel for each system
in this group.
Receiver Volume Control:
This device has electronic voice volume control system. Under normal
indications, press
or
key to control the output volume of the receiver
(there are 64 volume levels) as shown in Diagram
on the left.
3
Normal Indications on the Display:
RF level, audio level, group number, channel, and working frequency, as
shown in Diagram 4
on the left.
R F LE V E L
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Setting of Automatic Transmitter :
40
A F L E V EL
- 3 0 -2 4 - 1 8 - 1 2 - 6
-3
0 3d B V
L O W B AT T
I NF R AR E D
F ER Q UZ
3
R F LE V E L
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
A F L E V EL
- 3 0 -2 4 - 1 8 - 1 2 - 6
-3
0 3d B V
L O W B AT T
I NF R AR E D
F ER Q UZ
4
R F LE V E L
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
A F L E V EL
- 3 0 -2 4 - 1 8 - 1 2 - 6
-3
0 3d B V
L O W B AT T
I NF R AR E D
F ER Q UZ
5
Ha nd h el d
t ra ns mi tt er
Bodypack
transmitter
BAT T
BA TT
INFRARED
1
BAT T
BA TT
INFRARED
2
BAT T
BA TT
INFRARED
3
Turn off the power switch of the handheld transmitter, and then open the
battery cylinder. Point its IR window to the IR window of the receiver. Press
“ASC” key of the receiver and then turn on the power switch of the
handheld transmitter.
Point the IR window of the bodypack transmitter to the IR window of the
receiver. Press “ASC” key of the receiver and then the “ASC” key of
the bodypack transmitter.
Whenever the “ASC” key of the receiver is pressed, synchronizing signal
will be transmitted continuously for 25 sec, and “INFRARED” symbol on
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the screen also flashes, as shown in Diagram
on the left.
When the infrared receiving circuit is enabled, “INFRARED” symbol on
the handheld transmitter will flash and the entire display screen of the
bodypack transmitter will flash (the infrared transmission indicator lamp will
also flash at the same time).
Notes: when establishing infrared connection between the receiver and the
transmitter, the distance between them should not exceed 0.5m. When more
than one system are used, only IR window of one transmitter should be pointed
to the receiver for each infrared connection.
F ro nt Pa ne l
IR ASC
A
5
10
15
20
25
SYSTEM
SET
R F LE V E L
30
35
40
AF LEVEL
ANTEN NA
- 30 - 24 - 18 - 12 - 6
-3
0 3 dB V
L OW B AT T
INFRARE D
B
1
2
ASC
F E R QU Z
3
POWER
4
5
6
7
8
9
1 Channel A antenna LED lamp
6 UP button of the System Menu
When it is steadily lit, Channel A antenna is
Please See “system setting ” on page 5.
working
7 IR window
Channel B antenna LED lamp
2
When it is steadily lit, Channel B antenna isThis window sends infrared signal to the transmitter
working
for frequency synchronization.
LCD panel
8 Synchronizing signal transmit button
Please
See
“
system
setting
”
on
page
5.
3
Press this button to establish infrared connection
System setting button
Please See “system setting ” on page 5. between the receiver and transmitter.
4 DOWN button of the System Menu
9 Power switch
Please See “system setting ” on pageHold
5. down this switch for 2 sec and then release it,
5
and the receiver can be turned on. If it is held down
for a longer time, the receiver will be turned off.
R ea r P an el
Transmitter Status Indications:
Battery voltage indication:
There are five-level battery voltage indications for the handheld transmitter,
and there are six-level battery voltage indications for waist worn transmitter,
as shown in Diagram 1
on the left.
Group Number and Channel Indication:
After infrared connection between the receiver and the transmitter is
completed, the same group number and channel as those of the receiver
will be indicated on the hand-held transmitter, and the display screen of
the waist worn transmitter will give a 5-sec steady indication of the group
and channel numbers, as shown in Diagram 2
on the left. Then it returns
to normal status indications.
Normal Indications on the Display:
Battery voltage, group number and channel are displayed on the handheld
transmitter, and battery voltage and working frequency are displayed on
bodypack transmitter, as shown in Diagram
3
on the left.
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1 AC power adapter socket
5
6
4 XLR output socket
2 Fine adjustment of mute threshold level
5 Antenna Jack B
It is the mute enabling threshold value, which is factory setting and usually does
50 ohm.
not need to be adjusted. If there are any interference signals, this threshold value
6 Antenna Jack A
can be increased by turning the knob clockwise until RF signal lamp goes out.
50 ohm
3 1/4in output socket
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Handheld Transmitter
bodypack
Functions:
transmitter
LCD screen
Please See
system set t i n g
”
2
1
“
1 Interchangea ble micro p h o n e h e a d
F un c ti o ns :
1 Ant enna
2 Adj ust gain and mute switc h
on pag e 5.
1
4
3
2
Power/Mute Co ntrol swi t c h
3 Middle positi on is Mute .
2
B ATT
INFRARED
4
IR Window
This window receives i n f r a r e d s i g n a l s o a s t o k e e p f r e q u e n c y
synchroniza tion.
5
3
6
OF F
3
4
ON
5
4
7
6
8
-
7
+
+
-
Battery Replacement:
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The life expectancy of tw o a l k a l i n e b a t t e r i e s i s a b o u t s i x h o u r s .
When the power ind ication s y m b o l o n t h e d i s p l a y s c r e e n k e e p s
flashing as show n in the l e f t d i a g r a m , t h e b a t t e r i e s s h o u l d b e r e
placed immediately, as sh o w n i n t h e d i a g r a m b e l o w .
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T here are two gain settin gs on AT-3002. Please s elect the in
s trument setting most su itable to you.
M ic.: Microphone
0 : Guitar with passive pi ckup
- 10dB: Transmitter mute
Low Voltage/IR Transmissi on LED lamp
R ed Lamp is on: the batte ry voltage is low
F lashing red lamp: IR tra nsmission is in progres s
3-p in microphone input soc ket
Pow er/Backlight Control b utton
Hold d own th is swit ch for 2 sec and th en rel ease it , and the
tr ans mi tt er ca n b e t ur ne d o n. If it i s h el d d ow n f or a l on ge r
time , the tra nsmit ter will be tu rned off. If i t is held down for
less than 2 sec, the turn-on/off of LCD backlight can be
c ontrolled.
Syn chronizing Signal Rece ive button
If thi s b utt on is pre ss ed, it is po ssi ble to es tab lis h i nfr are d
c onnection between the t ransmitter and receiver .
LCD screen
P l e a s e S e e “s y s t e m s e t t i n g ” o n p a g e 5 .
IR Window
T h i s w i n d o w r e c e i ve s i n f r a r e d s i g n a l so a s t o k e e p f r e q u e n cy
syn chronization.
H ow to We a r t he W ai s t W or n T r an s mi t te r :
1
+
+
+
B u c k l e t h e t r a n s m i t t e r c l i p t o t h1e b e l t
or ru n t he gu ita r str ap
t h r o u g h t h e t r a n s m i t t e r c2 l i p
, as shown in the left diagram.
If b es t ef fe ct m us t be a ch ie ve d, t he t ra ns mi tte r s hou ld be pu sh ed
dow 1
-
+
-
B at t er y R e pl a ce m en t :
B AT T
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
The life expectancy of two alkaline batteries is about six hours.
When the power in dicatio n symbol on the di splay sc reen kee ps
fl a sh i ng a s s h ow n i n t he l e ft d i ag r am , t h e ba t te r ie s s h ou l d be
replaced immediately, as shown in the diagram on the left.
I NFRA RE D
BA TT
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