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BASIC SYSTEM OPERATION

NOTE: Fully Charge Batteries Before First Use! 

1.  Set all Input Level Controls to minimum & Tones Controls to flat 

or the middle setting before turning your system on

2.  Plug a wired microphone into the MIC 1 or MIC 2 jacks and/or 

plug an audio source into the LINE-IN jack

3.  Switch POWER to ON, the red BATTERY LED will light
4.  Slowly increase the Level Control for the input jacks used to the 

desired volume

5.  Set SPEECH PROJECTION to ON for speech applications or 

OFF for standard applications 

(music & indoor use)

6.  Adjust BASS & TREBLE controls to desired sound quality

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UHF-6400 RECEIVER FRONT & BACK PANELS

MODEL SHOWN:  WR-6400

NOTE:  Setting squelch too high will reduce the usable range of the system.

ANTENNA A:   

INPUT CONNECTOR

BALANCED OUTPUT

3-pin XLR connector 

provides balanced 

low-impedance output

UNBALANCED OUTPUT

“M” 

(6.3mm) phone jack 

provides unbalanced 

low-impedance output

DC IN

Input connector 

for AC adapter

ANTENNA B:  

INPUT CONNECTOR

TNC-type connector provides 

connection to supplied antennas 

or coaxial cable used w/ 

antenna divider, antenna 

boosters or remote antennas

SQUELCH

Adjusts output level to 

suppress noise

(Set to minimum before 

turning receiver on)

HEADPHONE INPUT 

CONNECTOR

Plug headphone into this 

“M” 

(6.3mm) connector to 

monitor receiver audio

AF LEVEL INDICATORS

Five LEDs light to indicate audio signal strength

Green = Normal Operation

RED = Approaching Overload Condition

CHANNEL SELECTOR

Rotate knob to choose 

channel number.

RF LEVEL INDICATORS

Five LEDs per RF antenna channel 
glow to indicate RF signal strength
NOTE:  If no LEDs are lit no signal 

is being received

GROUP SELECTOR

Rotate knob to choose 

group number.

LED DISPLAY: 

CHANNEL NUMBER

LED DISPLAY: 

GROUP NUMBER

CHARGER INPUT

Connect the supplied DC 1.5mm cable 

to the receiver and the microphone, 

and it takes around 10 hours to re-

charge and the LED of transmitter is 

flashing all the time.

LEVEL CONTROL

Rotate to adjust the receiver output 

level to match the input sensitivity 

of an audio mixer or amplifier.

POWER

Push to turn the 

receiver on & off

HEADPHONE MONITOR 

VOLUME CONTROL

Turn knob to control 

headphone volume level

NOTE:  Never use the balanced & unbalanced 

audio outputs the same time!  

Signal loss or increased noise may occur.

CHARGING RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES

IMPORTANT:  Only use for rechargeable batteries.

Attempting to recharge normal batteries will cause damage to the unit.

1.  Connect the supplied DC 1.5 cable to DC OUT on the receiver 

front panel.

2.  Connect the other end of the cable to the charging input on 

the bottom of the microphone/transmitter.

3.  Charging takes approximately 10 hours to complete. 

NOTE:  Transmitter LED will flash during charging.

Summary of Contents for WR-6400

Page 1: ...e level is set too high or too low check whether the interference comes from other wireless microphones TV radio and etc Anchor Audio Inc Portable Sound Systems Torrance California 100 0133 000 B 1 07 OWNER S MANUAL 64 CHANNEL UHF ANCHOR WIRELESS UHF SYSTEM UHF 6400 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS WR 6400 UHF Receiver Receiving System PLL Synthesized 64 CH Frequency Stability 0 005 S N Ratio 94 dB 48KHz ...

Page 2: ...ITTER W HANDS FREE MICROPHONE WIRELESS ACCESSORIES WH 6400 64 channel wireless handheld microphone transmitter WB 6400 64 channel wireless body pack transmitter for hands free microphone microphone not included see below CM 60 Lightweight low profile collar microphone works w the WB 6400 transmitter EM 60T UltraLite Over the Ear hands free microphone works w the WB 6400 transmitter HBM 60 Ultra li...

Page 3: ...ity to operate the device SAFETY Do not spill liquid on the unit and do not drop it on a hard concrete floor Do not place the unit near heat sources such as radiators amplifier or etc Do not expose to direct sunlight extreme dust excessive moisture or vibration Remove batteries from transmitter if the unit will not be used for a long period to avoid the damage resulting from a leaking or otherwise...

Page 4: ... into this M 6 3mm connector to monitor receiver audio AF LEVEL INDICATORS Five LEDs light to indicate audio signal strength Green Normal Operation RED Approaching Overload Condition CHANNEL SELECTOR Rotate knob to choose channel number RF LEVEL INDICATORS Five LEDs per RF antenna channel glow to indicate RF signal strength NOTE If no LEDs are lit no signal is being received GROUP SELECTOR Rotate ...

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