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7. PROBLEM CART 

 

PROBLEM 

REMEDY 

No power. 

  Check connection cable of power unit and any extension cables. 

No sound; receiver RF 
indication does not light. 

  Make sure transmitter and receiver are switched on. 

  Check receiver battery indication to ensure that batteries are providing power. 

Replace batteries if necessary. 

  Make sure that receiver is in line of sight of transmitter. If necessary, reduce 

distance between transmitter and receiver. 

No receiver sound; 
receiver RF indication 
lights. 

  Turn up the level on receiver and/or pocket transmitter. 

  Check for proper connection between transmitter and mixer/amplifier. 

  Apply signal to transmitter and observe receiver's RF indication. If it lights up, 

the problem is elsewhere in the sound system. 

Received signal is noisy 
or contains extraneous 
sounds with transmitter 
on. 

  Check transmitter's battery indication to ensure that battery is providing power. 

  Remove local sources of HF interference, such as lighting equipment. 

  Two transmitters may be operating on the same frequency. Locate and turn 

one off. 

  Signal may be too weak. If possible, move receiver closer to transmitter. 

Noise from receiver with 
transmitter off. 

  Remove local sources of HF interference, such as lighting equipment. 

  Reposition the receiver. 

Momentary loss of sound 
as receiver is moved 
around performing area. 

  Reposition transmitter and perform another test and observe RF indication. If 

audio drop-outs persist, mark dead spots in performing area and avoid them 
during performance. 

 

8. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 

 

Disconnect from mains before starting maintenance operation!

DANGER TO LIFE!

 

 
We recommend a frequent cleaning of the devices. Please use a soft lint-free and moistened cloth. Never 
use alcohol or solvents! 
 
There are no serviceable parts inside the devices except for the batteries on the receiver. Maintenance and 
service operations are only to be carried out by authorized dealers. 
 
Should you need any spare parts, please use genuine parts. 
 
Should you have further questions, please contact your dealer. 
 

Summary of Contents for UHF-201

Page 1: ...Copyright Nachdruck verboten Reproduction prohibited F r weiteren Gebrauch aufbewahren Keep this manual for future needs BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG USER MANUAL UHF 201 WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM...

Page 2: ...00074635 DOC Version 1 0 2 17...

Page 3: ...12 3 OPERATING DETERMINATIONS 12 3 1 Approval 12 4 OPERATING ELEMENTS AND CONNECTIONS 13 5 SETTING INTO OPERATION 14 5 1 Inserting batteries into the microphone 14 5 2 Placing the receiver 15 5 3 Conn...

Page 4: ...weitergeben sich die letzte Version der Anleitung im Internet herunter laden 1 EINF HRUNG Wir freuen uns dass Sie sich f r das OMNITRONIC Funkmikrofon System UHF 201 entschieden haben Wenn Sie nachfol...

Page 5: ...e Batterien k nnen Sie fachgerecht im Elektrofachhandel in den daf r vorgesehenen Sammelbeh ltern entsorgen Achten Sie beim Einlegen der Batterien auf die richtige Polung Lassen Sie Batterien nicht of...

Page 6: ...ang 3 pol XLR zum Anschluss an einen symmetrischen Mikrofon oder Line Eingang eines Mischpults oder Verst rkers 8 Netzanschluss Stecken Sie hier die Anschlussleitung des beiliegenden Netzteils ein 1 N...

Page 7: ...yp ersetzen Verbrauchte Batterien nach den Anweisungen des Herstellers beseitigen ENTSORGUNGSHINWEIS Alte und verbrauchte Batterien bzw defekte Akkus bitte fachgerecht entsorgen Diese geh ren nicht in...

Page 8: ...n Betriebspausen 6 BEDIENUNG 1 Schalten Sie den Empf nger mit dem Netzschalter ein Die Betriebsanzeige leuchtet 2 Schieben Sie den Betriebsschalter am Mikrofon in die obere Position ON um es einzuscha...

Page 9: ...ernen M glicherweise werden zwei Sender auf der gleichen Frequenz betrieben Ist dies der Fall einen der Sender abschalten M glicherweise ist das Signal zu schwach Wenn m glich Empf nger n her am Sende...

Page 10: ...LR sym 400 mV 2 2 k 6 3 mm Klinke unsym 200 mV 2 2 k Spannungsversorgung Empf nger 230 V AC 50 Hz ber mitgeliefertes Netzteil Gesamtanschlusswert 10 W Handmikrofon 2 x 1 5 V Batterie Typ AA Lebensdaue...

Page 11: ...roduct download the latest version of the user manual from the Internet 1 INTRODUCTION Thank you for having chosen the OMNITRONIC wireless microphone system UHF 201 If you follow the instructions give...

Page 12: ...be swallowed by children or domestic animals Immediately consult a doctor when batteries are swallowed Leaking or damaged batteries can cause irritations when getting into contact with the skin In thi...

Page 13: ...balanced XLR output for connection to a balanced microphone input of a mixer or amplifier 8 Power input Plug in the connection cable of the supplied power unit here 2 Power on off with indicator Switc...

Page 14: ...prevent damage in case of battery leakage Please refer to further explanations in chapter Safety Instructions CAUTION Danger of explosion when battery is replaced improperly Only replace by the same...

Page 15: ...socket Use the receiver only with the supplied power unit Always disconnect the mains connector when you wish to change connections move the unit to a different place or if it is not used for a longe...

Page 16: ...er Remove local sources of HF interference such as lighting equipment Two transmitters may be operating on the same frequency Locate and turn one off Signal may be too weak If possible move receiver c...

Page 17: ...XLR bal 400 mV 2 2 k 6 3 mm jack unbal 200 mV 2 2 k Power supply Receiver 230 V AC 50 Hz via supplied power unit Power consumption 10 W Microphone 2 x 1 5 V battery type AA Battery life approx 10 hou...

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