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2-CHANNEL WIRELESS SYSTEM

Please read the instructions carefully before use

USER MANUAL

SUW50

CARDIOID DYNAMIC

MICROPHONE

LAVALIER CONDENSER

MICROPHONE HEADSET CONDENSER

MICROPHONE

HEADSET CONDENSER

MICROPHONE

PRE-AMP ACOUSTIC

GUITAR TRANSMITTER

MANUAL FOR STAGG SUW50

This is the user manual for the double UHF wireless true diversity Stagg SUW 50 sets with

digital audio processing.

The SUW50 SETS contain two or more transmitters which can be either a handheld

microphone, a belt-pack with lavalier, a belt-pack with headset microphone or a guitar

belt-pack with guitar cable for acoustic-electric guitar. It also contains a two-channel receiver

that must be linked to an amplier or a mixer for it to be heard.

This manual contains important safety information as well as the instructions required for the

intended use of the device. Please read it carefully before use. The SUW 50 SETS are sold in

different congurations. Some parts of this manual may not apply to the version you bought.

Please note that the design and the technical specications of the device are subject to

change without any prior notice. Check the website for updates.

GENERAL INFORMATION ON WIRELESS SYSTEMS USE

Wireless systems have one or more transmitters and the same number of receivers.

Together they become a ‘channel’. The Stagg SUW 50 has two channels. The connection

between transmitter and receiver is wireless by radio frequency (RF). The Stagg SUW

50 works in the UHF band which is known for high-quality transmission and has two xed

frequencies. You can nd these frequencies on the packaging and on the units. It is important

when you buy a second SUW 50 that the frequencies are different from your rst set.

Radio frequencies can interfere with each other, whether they are internal or external.

The choice of frequencies we offer for your country eliminates the internal interferences.

Many sophisticated features that are built into the SUW50, such as multilevel high frequency

and mid-frequency narrowband lter, multiple noise detection and control will reduce external

interferences to a minimum. Unlike most wireless systems, the SUW50 has digital sound

processing for the audio modulation (AF) and its audio compressing-expanding technology

can lower noises and increase the dynamic range. It can also lower feedback issues and

has a strong anti-jam capability.

The batteries in the transmitters have to be changed regularly to ensure smooth performance.

MARKING & CONFORMITY

• Thank you for purchasing this product. It has been thoroughly tested and has been shipped

in perfect operating condition.

• Before using the product, carefully check the packaging for damage. If the packaging is

damaged, carefully inspect the device. If anything is damaged, please contact your vendor

or call our customer support number.

• Do not open the receiver or power supply. Leave all servicing to qualied personnel.The

SMPS power supply (switched mode power supply) works between 100V AC and 240V AC.

• Make sure the mains plug corresponds to your local need.

• Only use the device in a dry location. Do not operate the device if the ambient temperature

or humidity

• is very high.

• Do not spill or splash liquids on the receiver. Should this happen, unplug the power supply.

• Unplug this unit from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use cleaning uids or aerosol

cleaners. Use a damp cloth.

MARKING & CONFORMITY

1. The CE mark on this product means it conforms to the EMC Directive (2014/30/EU), LVD

Directive (2014/35/EU), RED Directive (2014/53/EU) and CE marking Directive (93/68/

EEC).

2. RoHS compliant means this device conforms to the Directive (2011/65/EU) on the

restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electric equipments, such as

Mercury, Lead, Cadmium, Hexavalent Chromium, Polybrominated Buphenyl (PBB) and

Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDE).

3. The Crossed-out Wheeled Bin is to draw your attention to the WEEE (Waste Electric &

Electronic Equipment) Directive (2002/96/EC). It means this apparatus must be collected

separately for recycling.

CONTROLS

The numbers 2, 3, 4 and 9 of the diagram are related to the rst xed radio frequency A which

is hereafter referred to as Channel A.

The numbers 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the diagram are related to the second xed radio frequency B

which is hereafter referred to as Channel B.

RECEIVER FRONT PANEL

RECEIVER REAR PANEL

1. POWER switch: This switch turns on/off the power of the receiver.

2. VOLUME: Controls the audio volume of the source A.

3. RF indicator LED: This LED turns on yellow when the receiver A “connects” with an emitter A,

handheld microphone or belt-pack. This means they work on the same radio frequency A.

4. AF indicator LED: This LED turns on green when the receiver A receives audio signals from

emitter A.

5. VOLUME: Controls the audio volume of the source B.

6. RF indicator LED: This LED turns on yellow when the receiver B “connects” with an emitter B,

handheld microphone or belt-pack. This means they work on the same radio frequency B.

7. AF indicator LED: This LED turns on green when the receiver B receives audio signals from

emitter B.

8. LINE OUT channel B: Unbalanced XLR line level output with audio signal from emitter B to

connect a mixer, an ampli er or powered speaker cabinet.

9. LINE OUT channel A: Unbalanced XLR line level output with audio signal from emitter A to

connect a mixer, an ampli er or powered speaker cabinet.

10.Mono Phone jack MIX out: This output mixes outputs 8 and 9.

11.DC 12-18V: Connects to the external SMPS power supply (100-250 V AC 13.5 V DC).

12.UHF antennas: For true diversity reception. They have to be set upright for best reception.

WIRELESS MICROPHONES

BELT-PACKS

13. 3-position switch: Off / Stand-by / Operational.

14. Red colour LED: Informs on the status of microphone and batteries. When switched on

“stand by”, the LED light brie y switches on. When the battery levels get low, the LED light

will be continuously on.

15. Battery compartment: Holds 2 AA batteries. Screw the lower body part off and  ip the holder

downwards to get access.

To ensure long battery performance, please switch the transmitter off when you are done using it.

16. Belt-pack antenna.

17. 2-colour LED: Informs on the status of connection and batteries.

18. On/off push button.

19. Mini XLR audio input: Input for lavalier, headset microphone or guitar cable for acoustic-

electric guitar.

20. Battery compartment: Holds 2 x AA batteries.

21. Sensivity trim pot: Allows adjustment to different input levels

To ensure long battery performance, please switch the transmitter off when you are done using it.

14 13

17 18

Inside

LAVALIER PICK UP (L):

HEADSET MICROPHONE (H):

ACOUSTIC GUITAR CABLE (AG):

Phantom-powered cardioid condenser microphone. Connects to the belt-pack.

This special cable, phone jack to mini XLR will connect your active acoustic-electric

guitar to the belt-pack.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

RECEIVER

Frequency Range 500-980 MHz

Audio Output Unbalanced Max output 5 dBu

Power Supply 12-18 V DC

Power Consumption 150 mA (at 13.5 V DC)

Receiver Sensitivity -90 dBm

HANDHELD MICROPHONE AND BELT-PACK TRANSMITTER

Frequency Range 500-980 MHz

RF Emitting Power 10 mW

Battery Type 2 x AA battery l.5 V

Frequency Response 50 – 20.000 Hz

Input Sensitivity 2.1 mV / Pa

Power Consumption 100 mA at 3 V

SYSTEM

T.H.D. (Overall) 0.1%

Signal to Noise 96 dB (A)

RF Frequency Range 500- 980 MHz

Bandwidth 300 kHz

Dynamic Range 90 dB (A)

Audio Sampling 24 bit / 48 kHz

Oscillation Mode PLL synthesized

Audio Delay 3 ms

Audio Encoder PT Live

Frequency Response 20-20.000 Hz

Working Distance 60 m (200 feet)

Usage:

Do not place the system in a wet environment, or in the bright sunshine or in high

temperatures. Avoid being near strong electromagnetic elds.

Please unplug the adapter of the receiver and take out the batteries from the

transmitter after use.

Cleaning:

Unplug this unit from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use cleaning uids or

aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth.

Power:

Make sure the adapter ts the voltage, and the batteries are put into the transmitter

correctly.

Maintenance:

Do not open this unit and service it by yourself. Should you encounter any problems,

please contact the local distributor or factory for servicing.

Accessories:

In order to keep this unit in perfect working condition, please use the accessories

approved by the manufacturer.

Warranty:

Do not open or modify this unit by yourself. If you do, the warranty will automatically

become null and void.

EMD Music - 12/2016 Features and Specications are subject to change without notice.

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