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markings identifying the terminals in your plug, pro-
ceed as follows:
1. The wire which is coloured blue must be con 

-

nected to the terminal in the plug which is  marked
with the letter N or coloured black.

2. The wire which is coloured brown must be con -

nected to the terminal which is marked with the
letter L or coloured red.

3

Applications

In combination with the hand-held transmitter IN-64TH
or the pocket transmitter IN-64TB from JTS, the diver-
sity

*

receiver IN-64R will create a wireless audio trans-

mission system for musicians that is ideally suited for
stage applications.

The system operates in the UHF range of 790 MHz

to 814 MHz. In the four channel groups, 64 preset
transmission channels will be available. The frequency
adjustment of the system is particularly straightfor-
ward: Via a radio signal, the receiver will set the trans-
mitter to the same group and to the same channel
(REMOSET function).

* Diversity technique:

The transmitting signal is received by

two antennas and then checked for its quality. An electronic
system will switch noiselessly to the antenna with the high-
est signal quality.

3.1 Conformity and approval

Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL declare that
the unit IN-64R is in accordance with the basic require-
ments and the other relevant regulations of the direc-
tive 1995/ 

5/ 

EC. The declaration of conformity can 

be found in the Internet via the JTS home page
(www.jts-germany.de). The unit is 

licence-free

and

generally approved for operation in EU and EFTA
countries.

4

Rack Installation

For installing the receiver into a rack (482 mm/ 19"),
the bracket DR-900SET (order No. 24.4770) which is
able to accommodate two receivers IN-64R is avail-
able as an accessory from JTS. The bracket requires
a height of 1 RS (1 rack space = 44.5 mm) in the rack.

5

Connection

The audio signal of the receiver will be present at the
balanced outputs AF OUTPUT: either connect the XLR
output (10) or the 6.3 mm jack (11) to a microphone
input of the following unit (mixer or amplifier). It will be
possible to attenuate the signal level of the XLR output
by 20 dB via the toggle switch OUTPUT LEVEL (9), if
required.

Connect the low voltage plug of the power supply

unit provided to the jack (13) for power supply 
(12 – 18 V

600 mA). To prevent accidental discon-

nection of the plug from the jack, lead the cable around
the hook (12) for strain relief. Connect the mains plug
of the power supply unit to a socket (230 V~/ 50 Hz).

6

Operation

1) Place the receiving antennas (1) in a vertical posi-

tion.

2) Set the power switch (8) to ON. When the unit is

switched on, the ring around the button REMOSET
(3) will light up and, after shortly indicating the iden-
tification number (

chapter 6.1.2), the display (4)

will indicate the number of the channel adjusted (e)
and the letter of the corresponding channel group
(c). As long as the unit does not receive any radio
signal from the transmitter, it will be muted [inser-
tion MUTE (d)].

3) As it may be possible that some frequencies are

already being used by other wireless systems at
the place of operation, leave the transmitter (hand-
held transmitter IN-64TH or pocket transmitter
IN-64TB) switched off for the time being; set the
receiver to the desired transmission frequency first

chapter 6.1.1. If the reception bar graph RF (h)

shows a radio signal (one or more segments of the
bar graph will be displayed) when the transmission
frequency has been adjusted and the transmitter
has been switched off, another frequency should
be selected.

4) Switch on the transmitter and set it to the same

transmission frequency via the REMOSET function

chapter 6.2.

When the transmitter and the receiver are set to

the same frequency, the muting will be deactivated
[indication MUTE (d) will disappear]. One of the
indications A or B (a) will appear to indicate which of
the two antennas receives the more powerful radio
signal. The bar graph RF (h) will show the reception
quality: the more segments of the bar graph are dis-
played, the better the reception.

If the reception is too poor, check

if the batteries of the transmitter are exhausted.
If the batteries of the transmitter are exhausted,
the symbol “battery exhausted” (b) will keep
flashing on the display of the receiver.

If the units are to be put out of operation
definitively, take them to a local recycling
plant for a disposal which is not harmful to
the environment.

9

ENGLISH

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Summary of Contents for JTS IN-64R

Page 1: ...S Produkten Distribution of JTS products IN 64R Diversity UHF Empfänger Diversity UHF Receiver Récepteur UHF Diversity Receptor UHF Diversity Bedienungsanleitung Instruction Manual Mode d emploi Manual de instrucciones ...

Page 2: ...tarts on page 8 DEUTSCH ENGLISH Antes de cualquier instalación Le deseamos una buena utilización para su nuevo aparato de JTS Por favor lea estas ins trucciones de uso atentamente antes de hacer funcionar el aparato De esta manera conocerá todas las funciones de la unidad se prevendrán errores de operación usted y el aparato estarán protegidos en contra de todo daño causado por un uso inadecuado P...

Page 3: ...3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 a b c d e f h 9 10 11 12 13 g ...

Page 4: ...hpults oder Verstärkers 11 Audioausgang 6 3 mm Klinke symmetrisch zum Anschluss an einen Mikrofoneingang eines Misch pults oder Verstärkers 12 Zugentlastung für die Zuleitung vom Netzgerät 13 Stromversorgungsbuchse 12 18V 600mA zum Anschluss des beiliegenden Netzgeräts 2 Hinweise für den sicheren Gebrauch Die Geräte Empfänger und Netzgerät entsprechen allen erforderlichen Richtlinien der EU und si...

Page 5: ...lter 8 auf ON stellen Bei eingeschaltetem Gerät leuchtet der Ring um die Taste REMOSET 3 und das Display 4 zeigt nach kurzem Einblenden der Identifikationsnum mer Kapitel 6 1 2 die Nummer des eingestell ten Kanals e und den Buchstaben der zugeordne ten Kanalgruppe c Solange das Gerät vom Sender kein Funksignal empfängt ist es stumm geschaltet Einblendung MUTE d 3 Da es möglich ist dass am Einsatzo...

Page 6: ...uss beiden Geräten die gleiche Identifikationsnummer zugewiesen werden 1 Die Taste SET 6 ca 2 Sekunden gedrückt halten um den Gruppeneinstellmodus aufzurufen G blinkt im Display 2 Im Gruppeneinstellmodus die Taste SET zweimal drücken um in den Einstellmodus für die Identifika tionsnummer zu gelangen Im Einstellmodus für die Identifikationsnummer zeigt das Display und die aktuell eingestellte Ident...

Page 7: ...versity Technik Funkfrequenzbereich 790 814 MHz aufgeteilt in 64 Kanäle Tabelle Audiofrequenzbereich 40 18 000 Hz REMOSET Übertragung 2 4 GHz Klirrfaktor 0 6 Dynamik 105 dB Rauschunterdrückung Pilotton Squelch Noise Mute Audioausgänge XLR sym 300 mV 6 3 mm Klinke sym 150 mV Einsatztemperatur 0 40 C Stromversorgung 12 18 V 600 mA über das beiliegende Netz gerät an 230 V 50 Hz Abmessungen B H T 210 ...

Page 8: ...rophone input of a mixer or amplifier 11 Audio output 6 3 mm jack balanced for connec tion to a microphone input of a mixer or amplifier 12 Strain relief for the connection cable from the power supply unit 13 Power supply jack 12 18V 600mA for con nection of the power supply unit provided 2 Safety Notes The units receiver and power supply unit correspond to all required directives of the EU and ar...

Page 9: ...dB via the toggle switch OUTPUT LEVEL 9 if required Connect the low voltage plug of the power supply unit provided to the jack 13 for power supply 12 18 V 600 mA To prevent accidental discon nection of the plug from the jack lead the cable around the hook 12 for strain relief Connect the mains plug of the power supply unit to a socket 230 V 50 Hz 6 Operation 1 Place the receiving antennas 1 in a v...

Page 10: ...ly until the display shows cancel The unit will then return to normal operation 2 Select the group with the button down 5 or the button up 7 3 Confirm the selection with the button SET The let ters CH channel will flash on the display The channel adjusting mode will be activated 4 Select the channel with the button down or the button up 5 Confirm the selection with the button SET store will be sho...

Page 11: ...n of error box below or muting of the transmitter at the time of REMOSET transmission 7 Specifications Type of unit PLL multifrequency receiver with diversity technique Radio frequency range 790 814 MHz divided into 64 channels table Audio frequency range 40 18 000 Hz REMOSET transmission 2 4 GHz THD 0 6 Dynamic range 105 dB Noise suppression pilot tone squelch noise mute Audio outputs XLR bal 300...

Page 12: ...à une entrée micro dʼune table de mixage ou dʼun amplificateur 12 Décharge de traction pour le câble du bloc secteur 13 Prise dʼalimentation 12 18V 600mA pour brancher le bloc secteur livré 2 Conseils dʼutilisation et de sécurité Les appareils récepteur bloc secteur répondent à toutes les directives nécessaires de lʼUnion euro péenne et portent donc le symbole Respectez scrupuleusement les points ...

Page 13: ...lʼinterrupteur Marche Arrêt 8 sur ON Lorsque lʼappareil est allumé lʼanneau autour de la touche REMOSET 3 brille Après une insertion brève du numéro dʼidentification chapitre 6 1 2 lʼaffichage 4 indique le numéro du canal réglé e et la lettre du groupe de canal attribué c Tant que lʼappareil ne reçoit aucun signal radio de lʼémetteur il est muet affichage MUTE d 3 Il est possible que sur le lieu d...

Page 14: ...mode de réglage de groupe G clignote sur lʼaffichage 2 En mode de réglage de groupe appuyez deux fois sur la touche SET pour arriver au mode de réglage du numéro dʼidentification Dans ce mode lʼaffi chage indique alors et le numéro dʼidentification actuellement réglé Remarque Pour quitter le mode réglage sans effectuer de réglage appuyez sur la touche SET jusquʼà ce que sur lʼaffichage pour cancel...

Page 15: ... 814 MHz divisés en 64 canaux tableau Plage de fréquences audio 40 18 000 Hz Transmission REMOSET 2 4 GHz Taux de distorsion 0 6 Dynamique 105 dB Suppression de bruit squelch signal pilote Noise Mute Sorties audio XLR sym 300 mV jack 6 35 sym 150 mV Température fonc 0 40 C Alimentation 12 18 V 600 mA via bloc secteur livré 230 V 50 Hz Dimensions L H P 210 42 175 mm antennes repliées Poids 445 g 7 ...

Page 16: ...rófono de un mezclador o de un amplificador 11 Salida de audio jack 6 3 mm simétrica para conectar a una entrada de micrófono de un mez clador o de un amplificador 12 Distensor para el cable de conexión del alimentador 13 Toma de alimentación 12 18V 600mA para la conexión del alimentador entregado 2 Notas de Seguridad Los aparatos receptor y alimentador cumplen con todas las directivas requeridas ...

Page 17: ... del botón REMOSET 3 se ilumina y después de indi car brevemente el número de identificación apartado 6 1 2 el visualizador 4 indica el número del canal ajustado e y la letra del grupo de canales correspondiente c Mientras el apa rato no recibe ninguna señal de radio del emisor se mantiene silenciado indicación MUTE d 3 Puede suceder que algunas frecuencias ya se estén utilizando por otros sistema...

Page 18: ... durante unos 2 segundos para abrir el modo de ajuste de grupo G parpadea en el visualizador 2 En el modo de ajuste de grupo pulse el botón SET dos veces para ir al modo de ajuste para el número de identificación En el modo de ajuste para el número de identificación el visualizador muestra y el número de identificación ajustado actualmente Nota Para salir del modo de ajuste sin hacer ningún ajuste...

Page 19: ...go de frecuencia de audio 40 18 000 Hz Transmisión REMOSET 2 4 GHz THD 0 6 Rango dinámico 105 dB Supresión de ruido eliminación de interferen cias mediante tono piloto silenciamiento de ruido Salidas de audio XLR simétrica 300 mV Jack 6 3 mm sim 150 mV Temperatura ambiente 0 40 C Alimentación 12 18 V 600 mA mediante el alimentador entregado conectado a 230 V 50 Hz Dimensiones B H P 210 42 175 mm a...

Page 20: ...Copyright by MONACOR INTERNATIONAL GmbH Co KG Bremen Germany All rights reserved A 0950 99 01 03 2009 www jts germany de ...

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