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A. Microphone - Loading Batteries

Hold microphone body and turn the lower part of the microphone body 
counter-clockwise. Insert 2 x AA batteries (not included) into battery
compartment. Make sure battery positions match polarity signs for 
proper installation. 

B. Receiver - Charging and Use

1. This Receiver has a built-in Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery. Make
     sure battery is fully charged for about 1 hours with the provided USB 
     charging cable. A fully charged receiver allows for up to 6 hours of 
     normal use.

2. Insert the 6.3 mm (1/4 inch) male end into your microphone jack on your 
    karaoke machine, amplifier or electrical component.
 
3. Slide the On/Off Switch at the side of the Receiver to on. The blue
    indicator will light up.

 
When singing, adjust your equipment's microphone volume level to a 
comfortable level. If you experience feedback from your equipment, lower
microphone volume or move microphone away from speaker(s).

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Summary of Contents for WM900

Page 1: ...WM900 Before operating this product please read these instructions User s Guide MODEL Professional UHF Wireless Microphone...

Page 2: ...s Our microphones will lock in up to 20 unique channels without them walking on each other or interference Connect up to 20 wireless microphones for your orchestra band or stage theatrical performance...

Page 3: ...ly charged for about 1 hours with the provided USB charging cable A fully charged receiver allows for up to 6 hours of normal use 2 Insert the 6 3 mm 1 4 inch male end into your microphone jack on you...

Page 4: ...ed The number icon reflects the frequency channel being used 3 Power On Off Press once to turn on the Microphone Depress and Hold to switch off 4 Channel Frequency Select Button Press this button to c...

Page 5: ...a blue LED light will be constantly on When blue LED light flashes and gets dimmer it indicates the internal rechargeable battery needs to be recharged 3 Signal indicator light will reflect a constant...

Page 6: ...22 9 924 2 925 5 926 8 Care and Safety for Your Microphone Do not allow microphone or receiver to get wet Do not allow microphone to drop on floor bump against hard objects or get exposed to vibration...

Page 7: ...9 911 2 912 5 913 8 915 1 916 4 917 7 919 0 920 3 921 6 922 9 924 2 925 5 926 8 FCC ID No 2APNKWM900 Modulation System DQPSK Frequency Response 60Hz 16KHz Transmitted Power 10 dBm Battery Type 2 x AA...

Page 8: ...ound interference interference comes from othe wireless microphone TV Micro wave oven radio etc Change to another frequency Trouble Shooting Re pair If there is no connection between the microphone an...

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