Pyle PDWM2800 Manuale utente
PDWM2800
User Manual
www.pyleaudio.com
CONTENTS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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2
FEATURES
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2
CAUTION
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3
ILLUSTRATION OF RECEIVER
RECEIVER
REMARK· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
••
4
USING THE RECEIVER • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
••
5
ILLUSTRATION OF TRANSMITTER
HANDHELD TRANSMITTER REMARK
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5
USING THE HANDHELD TRANSMITTER
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6
BODYPACKTRANSMITTER
REMARK
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6
USING BODY-PACKTRANSMITTER
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7
STANDARD PARTS
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7
REMOVE
BREAKDOWN.
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••
8
PARAMETER
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9
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This wireless microphone system uses the UHF band.
It’s perfect for use on performance stages, assembly
halls, and karaoke bars.
You can use this product with lapel mics or handheld
microphones.
Please read this manual carefully for proper operation.
Read this before operating your unit:
1. Please read this manual carefully before
using. Keep it in a safe place for future
reference.
2. Do not expose the unit to rain or an
environment where it may be splashed with
water. This could result in fire or electric shock.
3. Do not force on switches, knobs, or cords.
When moving, first turn off the power.
4. Do not attempt to clean the unit with chemical
solvents; this might damage the surface. Use a
clean, dry cloth.
5. To prevent receiver damage, please turn off
power during electrical storms.
6. The voltage must be the same that is specified
on the unit.
RECEIVER
RECEIVER
REMARK
A:
CD
PowerSwitch
@ Audio Volume Control
(3)
RF&Audio Signal Display
B:
Q)
PowerSwitch
@ Switchorer
of
R F and
Antenna indicator
@AudioSignallndicator
® DigitaTube Frequency
Display
® Antenna
® MixedAudio Outlet&
Separate Outlet
<ID
DC
Power Input
®Audio
Volume
<IDAntenna
(j) Mixed
Audio
Outlet&
Separate
Outlet
® DC
input
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1. Draw out the antennas and form them in a V shape.
2. Connect one end of the audio cable with the DC input jack of
the receiver and the other to the microphone input port of an
audio mixer or power amplifier.
3. Connect the AC adaptor to the DC port and then plug into the
wall.
4. Press the switch of the receiver to turn on the receiver, and
then turn on the power supply.
1. Open the handheld microphone battery cover and put in
two batteries – make sure the polarity is correct.
2. Turn on the power switch of the microphone. The power
indicator on the microphone and the RF indicator should
light on.
3. When the transmitter is not used, turn off the power.
4. When the low voltage indicator lights, replace the battery.
5. Take out the battery when not using for a long period of
time.
STANDARD PARTS
TROUBLESHOOTING
BREAKDOWN
REASONS SOLUTION
1.
The
transmitter
does
notload the battery, 1.
Load
in
a
new
battery
and the battery
no
2.
Connect
receiver's
The
power
indicator
is
power
or
the battery
naton
polarity iswrong.
power
2. The powerjack
of
rece-
iver
is
not
attached
3.
Tum
on
the
power
of
power.
3
•.
oowerswitch is off
receiver.
1.
the
transmitter
is
1.
Tum
on
the
transmitter
noitumed
on. 2.
Joint
the
receiver
and
2. theAF cord
of
rece-
iver
has
not
been
ioudspeakertogether.
No
voice
connected.
3.
Tum
up
the
volume
3.
thevolume
of
the
receiver
or
the
loud-
4.
Do
not makethe
speaker
is
too
low.
bBnsmittar
far
fNlSy
4.
the
transmitter
is
far
from
the
receiver.
from
the
receiver.
The
distance
between
1.
Do
not
draw
out
the
the
receiver
and
antenna
fully. 1.
Draw
out
the
antenna
transmitter
is
not
far
2.
The
power
of
the
fully.
enough
battery
is
not
2. Replace a newbattery.
enough.
1. The power
of
the
1. Replace a newbattery.
battery
is
not
enough.
2.
Put
the
loudspeaker
The voice
is
distortion 2.
The
loud
speaker
is
far
from
the
receiver.
too
near
to
the
receiver.
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PARAMETER
RECEIVER
Frequency Range:
Sensitivity:
Dynamic Range:
Signal-to-Noise:
Image Rejection:
Audio Frequency Response:
System Distortion:
Audio
Output
Level:
Powersupply:
CurrentConsumption:
TRANSMITTER
Maximum Deviation Range:
Frequency Stability:
RF Output Power:
RF Rejection:
CurrentConsumption:
Operate Range:
Battery:
480-S60Mhz
<2UV
(12dB SINAD)
>80dB
>80dB
>60dB
80-12S00HZ
<1%
700mV(600D)
DC12V-17V/600MA
<
400mA
SO
KHz (Max)
±O.OOS%
<40mW
>40dB
<100mA
60-80M
1.SVX2
AA
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