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7. Battery Compartment

Remove the battery compartment lid by sliding it down. Install two fresh alkaline “AA” batteries. Make 

sure the battery polarity is correct as marked inside the battery compartment. Alkaline batteries will 

perform best.

8. Headphone Level Adjustment

Turn the dial to adjust headphone audio level. Turn clockwise to increase volume, counter-clockwise 

to decrease volume.

9. Shoe Mount Assembly

First loosen the thumb wheel by turning it counter-clockwise. Slide the square foot of the shoe mount 

assembly into your camera’s shoe mount slot. Secure into place by tightening the thumbwheel by 

turning it clockwise until snug. Do not over tighten.

1. Antennas

For the best reception, the antennas should be pointed in an upward position. 

2. Power Switch 

Turns the receiver “ON” or “OFF”.

3. LCD Display

Multifunctional display shows battery life, signal strength, and frequency selection. Refer to “LCD 

Display Readouts” in this manual for further details.

4. CHANNEL UP/DOWN Buttons

To change the Group/Frequency number of each channel, use a small, pointy object to press the UP 

or DOWN button until the desired number is shown on the LCD Display. Keep the button pressed 

down to fast forward the channel numbers. Once the desired Group/Frequency numbers are selected 

on the receiver, set the transmitter to match.

5. PHONE Jack

This output allows you to monitor sound and is intended for use with stereo headphones. The jack is 

a TRS 3.5 mm mini-jack connector.

6. MIC OUT Jack

The microphone output is a 3.5 mm TRS mini-jack and should only be connected to microphone 

inputs. Your 310 kit is supplied with both a mini-to-mini and a mini-to-XLR cable.

For mini-jack microphone inputs: Use the supplied mini-to-mini cable. Plug one end of the cable into 

the 310UDR Receiver and the other end into the microphone input of the video camera. 

For 3-pin XLR inputs: Use the supplied mini-to-XLR cable. Plug the mini-plug end of the cable into the 

310UDR Receiver (use the screw-down sleeve to secure it to the receiver) and plug the XLR end into 

the microphone inputs on the video camera.

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Summary of Contents for 310UDR

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL 310 DIVERSITY CAMERA MOUNT UHF WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM 310UDR 35BT 35HT 35XT...

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Page 3: ...not included Turn on phantom power if required For 35HT Nothing needs to be connected as it is a Microphone Transmitter in one 3 Turn on your transmitter You should see information displayed on the LC...

Page 4: ...iver set the transmitter to match 5 PHONE Jack This output allows you to monitor sound and is intended for use with stereo headphones The jack is a TRS 3 5 mm mini jack connector 6 MIC OUT Jack The mi...

Page 5: ...her lapel and or headset microphones with 3 5mm mini plug may also be used with the 35BT This input does provide a plug in power voltage which is required by the EX 503L to operate 7 Battery Compartme...

Page 6: ...ease or counterclockwise to decrease the input level 35XT Plug in Transmitter 22 6 17 18 19 24 20 21 23 14 AUDIO Switch It is best to set the AUDIO switch to STBY standby prior to first turning the PO...

Page 7: ...on the bottom of the unit this switch turns the 35HT Transmitter Microphone ON or OFF 35HT Handheld Microphone Transmitter 21 Phantom Power Switch Flip this switch to 48V to turn on phantom power Use...

Page 8: ...r D Receiving frequency TV Channel aka Group number range 30 33 E Receiving frequency Channel aka Frequency number range 01 47 35BT XT HT TRANSMITTERS Z Transmission frequency TV Channel aka Group num...

Page 9: ...p 1 With a fresh set of AA alkaline batteries installed turn on the receiver 2 Make sure the Group and Frequency numbers displayed in the LCD matches what you had set on your transmitter ie 30 01 Use...

Page 10: ...is approximately 200 feet The risk of getting drop outs in the audio signal increases as you extend beyond this range Keeping line of sight between the transmitters and the receiver will help to avoid...

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Page 12: ...ncy Range UHF 188 Selectable Frequencies 566 125 589 875MHz Oscillator PLL Synthesized RF Power 25mW Frequency Response 50Hz 15kHz 11dBm 2 AA Alkaline 2 x 1 5V 6 2 AA Rechargeable Ni MH 2 x 1 2V Dimen...

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