Kam KWM1940 V2 systems
use 16 UHF frequencies from 863.0 to 865.0 MHz.
Systems are available with handheld microphones or bodypack kits (including headset mic, lavalier/lapel mic and
guitar/instrument lead). If you have purchased the optional
Kam BP1940 V2 Kit
, you will also need a Kam
KWM1940 V2 receiver (not included in the BP1940 V2 Kit) to operate and receive signals from your bodypack.
Receiver front panel
Handheld microphone transmitter
1. Power On/Off switch
12. Mic power On/Off switch / indicator LED
2. Channel volume control knob
13. Compartment for 2 x AA 1.5V batteries
3. AF LED (audio frequency indicator)
14. Infrared connect window
4. RF LED (radio frequency indicator)
5. Channel selection button
6. IR connect button
Bodypack transmitter
(optional kit)
7. Infrared connect window / LED indicator
15. Mic/guitar/instrument input socket
8. Adjustable antenna
16. Battery status indicator
17. Bodypack transmitter power On/Off switch
Receiver rear panel
18. Volume control
9. Balanced XLR sockets for audio output
19. Flexible transmitter antenna
10. Unbalanced 6.35mm jack socket for mixed
20. Infrared connect window
audio output from both channels
21. Compartment for 2 x AA 1.5V batteries
11. DC power supply input socket
22. Battery compartment flip-out cover
Operation
Before operating the system ensure that you have installed fresh new batteries in the mic or bodypack transmitters.
Receiver operation
1. Connect audio outputs for channel A and B to your mixer/amplifier/PA speaker system, either two balanced XLR
cables for dual output or a single unbalanced 6.35mm jack cable for mixed output of both channels.
2. Turn down the receiver channel volume control knobs (2.) before wirelessly connecting your transmitters.
3. Connect the DC power supply to the receiver and plug into an appropriate power outlet.
Automatic transmitter connection to receiver (ACT)
1. Ensure that the microphone/bodypack is turned OFF and the receiver is turned ON.
2. Decide which of the 16 frequencies you wish channel A to operate on. In this example we will choose the first
frequency (863MHz). On the receiver unit, press and hold the channel selection button (5.) until the channel number
LEDs start flashing. Press the button again to move up through the frequencies until you reach your chosen
frequency (e.g. 1). Wait until the channel number LEDs stop flashing, this is now your selected frequency.
