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Controls and Functions

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Wireless Transmitter

Handheld Microphone

1.

1.

1.

1.

1. Power Switch:

Power Switch:

Power Switch:

Power Switch:

Power Switch:      Turns the transmitter ON.

2.

2.

2.

2.

2. LCD Display:

LCD Display:

LCD Display:

LCD Display:

LCD Display:  Information screen appears when the power is switched on.

3.

3.

3.

3.

3. Red LED:

Red LED:

Red LED:

Red LED:

Red LED:  Lights up briefly when power is switched on.

4.

4.

4.

4.

4. Lock Button:

Lock Button:

Lock Button:

Lock Button:

Lock Button:  Locks all microphone controls.

5.

5.

5.

5.

5. Set Button:

Set Button:

Set Button:

Set Button:

Set Button:   

   

   

   

  This button is used to enter and save changes to the

transmitter settings.

6.

6.

6.

6.

6. Up and Down Buttons:

Up and Down Buttons:

Up and Down Buttons:

Up and Down Buttons:

Up and Down Buttons:   

   

   

   

  These buttons scroll up and down between setup

screens on the LCD display.  They are also used to enter changes in each
setup screen.

7.

7.

7.

7.

7. Battery Charge Jack:

Battery Charge Jack:

Battery Charge Jack:

Battery Charge Jack:

Battery Charge Jack:  Optional battery charger plugs in here
(for NiMH batteries only).

8.

8.

8.

8.

8. Battery Compartment:

Battery Compartment:

Battery Compartment:

Battery Compartment:

Battery Compartment:  Bottom section of microphone barrel unscrews to
reveal battery compartment.

ON

LOCK

SET

HM-900

SET

5

7

UP

6

1

2

DOWN

6

LOCK

4

LCD Display

8

Battery

Compartment

End View of Microphone

CH:  002

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System Specifications

Nominal SPL [1W/1M] ............................................................................................ 89 dB
Maximum SPL ...................................................................................................... 102 dB
System Power [RMS] .................................................................................. 30 W at 2 W
Music Power ................................................................................................. 40 W at 2 W
Amplifier Type ....................................................................................... Analog Class AB
Frequency Response of amplifier ............................................................... 90 Hz-18 kHz
Speaker System: ............................................................................ Full-Range 6.5" / 4 W
Internal Battery ........................................................................................ 1 x 12V 4.5 AH
Operating Time ............................................................................................... 5-10 Hours
Battery Charger ............................................... External 3-step Automatic Charger/PWM
AC Power ........................................................................................... 100 VAC-240 VAC
Microphone Input ........................................................................................ 1/4-Inch Jack
Wireless Microphones ................................... Up to two 100-Channel UHF True Diversity
Line Input .............................................................................................................. 3.5 mm
Line Output ...................................................................................... 3.5 mm and 1/4-Inch
Tone Controls ......................................................................................... Bass and Treble
Speaker Outputs .................................................................................... 1 Switched 2 W
Dimensions [H x W x D inches] .......................................................... 9.75 x 12.5 x 6.25
Weight [with battery] ................................................................................ 12 lbs. / 5.4 kg

Overall Specifications

7100R Receiver Specifications

Carrier System ............................................................ Microprocessor Controlled PLL Synthesized
Macro Frequency Range ............................................................. 620 to 745 MHz [5 Macro-Groups]
Micro Frequency Range ......................................................................... 25 MHz each Macro Group
Selectable Frequencies ................................................................................................................. 100
Deviation ................................................................................................................ ± 40 KHz Nominal
Sensitivity ......................................................................................... -100 dBm at S/N ratio of >80dB
Tone-code Frequency ................................................................................................... 32.768 KHz
Image Rejection .................................................................................................................... >85 dB
S/N Ration [Max] ................................................................................................................ >105 dB

Note:  Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Note:  Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Summary of Contents for Delta X6

Page 1: ...nsmitter 11 Belt pack Transmitter 15 Belt pack Microphones 15 Wireless Microphone Operation 19 Trouble Shooting Guide 20 System Specifications 21 Channel Frequency Assignments 22 Components Accessorie...

Page 2: ...in the rugged carrying case which makes it highly portable and lightweight The wireless receivers contain 100 user selectable frequencies ranging from 620 MHz to 745MHz Each receiver contains a clear...

Page 3: ...is very low Once the battery discharges to an unusable level the system will shut off and you will need to connect the battery charger While the system is charging it may be left on and operated as n...

Page 4: ...ologies Dealer or LightSPEED representative 2 LightSPEED Technologies must perform all warranty service Any service per formed without the authorization of LightSPEED Technologies will void the entire...

Page 5: ...FUSE The fuse holder is accessible using a flat blade screwdriver Push in and rotate 1 4 turn counterclockwise to remove See specifications for replacement fuse type 8 8 8 8 8 DC CHARGE INPUT DC CHAR...

Page 6: ...lch Adjustment Squelch Adjustment Adjusts the squelch level for elimination of RF interference 7 7 7 7 7 Receiver Power Volume Adjustment Receiver Power Volume Adjustment Receiver Power Volume Adjustm...

Page 7: ...ry Compartment Bottom section of microphone barrel unscrews to reveal battery compartment O N LOCK SET HM 900 SET 5 7 UP 6 1 2 DOWN 6 LOCK 4 LCD Display 8 Battery Compartment End View of Microphone CH...

Page 8: ...d needs to be plugged into the charger 2 Microphone transmitter power should be turned on If the LCD display does not show the batteries are most likely too weak Plug the microphone transmitter into t...

Page 9: ...Indicator Lights When both the system and the transmitter are on and operating on the same channel you will see an RF Indicator Light either A or B on the receiver 2 Volume Adjustment While speaking i...

Page 10: ...or auditorium When a speaker is connected to this jack the main DELTA X6 speaker is muted and all the power is transferred to the external speaker causing the DELTA X6 to operate only as a receiver am...

Page 11: ...Operating Instructions LightSPEED Wireless Transmitter Belt pack WARNING DonotuseNiCadbatteries Theywillnotchargeproperlyandmay causedamagetothetransmitter NOTE Do not mix battery types Turn the DELT...

Page 12: ...thebatterycompartmentofthetransmitter Use the up and down buttons to select a screen that shows the current channel CH 002 720 500M Operating Instructions LightSPEED Turn the transmitter ON by pressin...

Page 13: ...m can be rotated around to completely cover the controls so that the buttons cannot be accidentally pressed again T T T T To unlock all the controls o unlock all the controls o unlock all the controls...

Page 14: ...mitter power off Insert the small DC plug into the jack on the bottom of the transmitter Plug the other end of the charger into any standard 110 VAC outlet The Red LED on the charger will light indica...

Page 15: ...mitter power off Insert the small DC plug into the jack on the bottom of the transmitter Plug the other end of the charger into any standard 110 VAC outlet The Red LED on the charger will light indica...

Page 16: ...m can be rotated around to completely cover the controls so that the buttons cannot be accidentally pressed again T T T T To unlock all the controls o unlock all the controls o unlock all the controls...

Page 17: ...thebatterycompartmentofthetransmitter Use the up and down buttons to select a screen that shows the current channel CH 002 720 500M Operating Instructions LightSPEED Turn the transmitter ON by pressin...

Page 18: ...Operating Instructions LightSPEED Wireless Transmitter Belt pack WARNING DonotuseNiCadbatteries Theywillnotchargeproperlyandmay causedamagetothetransmitter NOTE Do not mix battery types Turn the DELT...

Page 19: ...or auditorium When a speaker is connected to this jack the main DELTA X6 speaker is muted and all the power is transferred to the external speaker causing the DELTA X6 to operate only as a receiver am...

Page 20: ...Indicator Lights When both the system and the transmitter are on and operating on the same channel you will see an RF Indicator Light either A or B on the receiver 2 Volume Adjustment While speaking i...

Page 21: ...d needs to be plugged into the charger 2 Microphone transmitter power should be turned on If the LCD display does not show the batteries are most likely too weak Plug the microphone transmitter into t...

Page 22: ...ry Compartment Bottom section of microphone barrel unscrews to reveal battery compartment O N LOCK SET HM 900 SET 5 7 UP 6 1 2 DOWN 6 LOCK 4 LCD Display 8 Battery Compartment End View of Microphone CH...

Page 23: ...lch Adjustment Squelch Adjustment Adjusts the squelch level for elimination of RF interference 7 7 7 7 7 Receiver Power Volume Adjustment Receiver Power Volume Adjustment Receiver Power Volume Adjustm...

Page 24: ...FUSE The fuse holder is accessible using a flat blade screwdriver Push in and rotate 1 4 turn counterclockwise to remove See specifications for replacement fuse type 8 8 8 8 8 DC CHARGE INPUT DC CHAR...

Page 25: ...ologies Dealer or LightSPEED representative 2 LightSPEED Technologies must perform all warranty service Any service per formed without the authorization of LightSPEED Technologies will void the entire...

Page 26: ...is very low Once the battery discharges to an unusable level the system will shut off and you will need to connect the battery charger While the system is charging it may be left on and operated as n...

Page 27: ...in the rugged carrying case which makes it highly portable and lightweight The wireless receivers contain 100 user selectable frequencies ranging from 620 MHz to 745MHz Each receiver contains a clear...

Page 28: ...nsmitter 11 Belt pack Transmitter 15 Belt pack Microphones 15 Wireless Microphone Operation 19 Trouble Shooting Guide 20 System Specifications 21 Channel Frequency Assignments 22 Components Accessorie...

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