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Warnings
Opening the device may
void your warranty.
Do not dispose
of this device by
putting in the trash.
Pb
Hg
Handheld Transmitter
(PM-HHP1)
Specifications
Carrier Wave Frequency Range: UHF 668~692MHz
Frequency Response: 40Hz~18KHz
Working Distance: Up to 200 feet
Transmitter Power: ~12mW conducted
Display: LCD
Features
Requires 2 AA batteries
IR sync capable
Features and Specifications
Beltpack Transmitter
(PM-BPP1)
Specifications
Carrier Wave Frequency Range: UHF 668~692MHz
Frequency Response: 50Hz~18KHz possible with
beltpack. Actual will depend on mic attached.
Transmitter Power: Approximately 10mW conducted
Display: LCD
Working Distance: Up to 200 feet
Beltpack Jack: 3.5mm / 1/8 inch lockable jack
Features
Lapel mic included
Requires 2 AAA batteries
IR sync capable
receivers
Specifications
Carrier Wave Frequency Range: UHF 668~692MHz
Display: LCD
External Power Supply
Output Connectors: Balanced XLR
Unbalanced TRS 6.35mm / 1/4 inch
Features
IR sync capable
Frequency selection mode
Channel selection mode
Volume control
Scan
Lockable
Power setting
Troubleshooting
Possible Cause
receiver
• No sound
• No lights
Microphone
• No sound
• Lights on
Sound
• Distorted
sound
• Feedback
• Drop outs
Problem
Solution
1) Power button is on the OFF position.
2) AC power adapter is not plugged in.
3) Poor connection of AC power adapter.
1) The transmitter is out of range.
2) Microphone switch is off.
3) Microphone volume is turned down.
4) Batteries in the microphone are not
installed properly.
5) Receiver is not connected to an ampli-
fier, mixer or other sound system.
6) Microphone frequency is not synched
to the receiver.
1) The microphones are too close
together.
2) Batteries are low.
3) Microphone volume is too high.
4) Distortion from other electric wave.
5) Frequency interference.
1) Turn on the power button/switch. May need to
hold for 3 seconds to power on.
2) Plug in the AC power adapter.
3) Check to see if the AC power adapter is loose.
Check on the receiver end and wall outlet end.
1) Operate the device in the effective range.
2) Turn on the microphone switch.
3) Turn up the microphone volume on the
receiver.
4) Put batteries in the transmitter. Make sure the
positive and negative ends of the batteries are
pointed in the right direction.
5) Connect a cable from the receiver to a micro-
phone input of a sound system.
6) Use the IR synch function to synch the micro-
phone with receiver.
1) Create distance between the microphones.
2) Replace the batteries.
3) Reduce the volume of the microphone.
4) Move the receiver away from other electric
equipment.
5) Try changing the channel of the microphone.
Both transmitter and receiver must match fre-
quencies for operation.
1) Toggle through options using the buttons
located on the receiver until it shows it is in
the IR sync ready mode. Or hit the IR button if
possible.
2) Make sure transmitter is pointed in right direc-
tion. The IR window on the transmitter shown
on pages 11-13 of the manual needs to be
pointed at the IR sync window location on the
receiver. Both of these windows should be
facing each other within about ½" or less when
syncing.
3) Make sure the transmitter is pointed at the
right location on the receiver. See pages 6-10
to locate the IR window of receiver. It should
say IR next to the IR sync window on your
receiver.
4) The transmitter window is not aligned properly
to the receiver during the syncing process.
Position within ½" or less. The IR sync win-
dows must be aligned when the receiver is in
the IR sync mode. See page 13 for details.
5) Turn off all nearby transmitters or receivers
that are not currently going through sync pro-
cess. An additional transmitter that is turned
on may interfere with the syncing process.
Ir Sync
• Microphone
not syncing
with receiver
1) Receiver is not set to IR Sync ready
mode.
2) The transmitter is pointed in the wrong
direction.
3) The transmitter is not being pointed at
the right location on the receiver.
4) Make sure the transmitter is close
enough to help align.
5) There is a second transmitter or
receiver already on nearby.
