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P E 560T transmitter
P E 500R receiver
P E 506R receiver

direct digital synthesis FM

specs available on-line at www.phonicear.com

3839 OnWave User Guide  1/15/04  11:40 AM  Page 2

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Page 1: ...user guide PE 560T transmitter PE 500R receiver PE 506R receiver direct digital synthesis FM specs available on line at www phonicear com 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 2 ...

Page 2: ...rack or place on top of rack 9 Connect line input 9 Connect microphone input 10 Activate phantom power 10 Adjust output levels with adjustable volume 11 Adjust output levels without adjustable volume 11 Music or speech 12 Set bass cut 12 Set transmitter band channel 13 Tune PE 500R receiver 13 Set PE 506R channel 14 Walk and listen to confirm quality 14 Lock unlock your settings 15 Save settings 1...

Page 3: ...s Also helps eliminate low frequency noise and 60 cycle electrical hum 12 rf out Screw in an AT0777 antenna or antenna cable here note that connector has left handed thread US models are required by the FCC to feature connectors unique to Phonic Ear to prevent the use of non regulation antennas Contact your Phonic Ear dealer 10 rf fault indicator Lights if antenna is connected incorrectly or if an...

Page 4: ...transmitter PE 560T cont d 2 2 4 6 8 10 3 5 7 9 11 1 12 13 14 15 front back 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 10 ...

Page 5: ... AT0749 charger to recharge NiCad batteries Never recharge Alkaline batteries 26 tuning screw Multi turn screw for setting the receiver frequency Pre tuned to 72 9 MHz channel E see 8b on page 13 27 battery door Use 950mA Hr rechargeable NiCad or disposable alkaline batteries never recharge alkaline batteries 25 23 24 22 Phonic Ear PE 500R Wide Band Receiver 99 014737 26 27 channel frequency chann...

Page 6: ... recharge NiCad batteries Never recharge Alkaline batteries 29 charge light 22 29 28 Phonic Ear PE 506R 99 014737 Narrow Band Receiver C H A N N E L N O F R E Q C O D E 7 8 9 10 11 12 33 34 35 36 37 38 72 MHz 30 31 27 frequency channel code frequency 13 22 75 475 14 24 75 575 15 26 75 675 16 28 75 775 17 30 75 875 18 32 75 975 frequency channel code frequency 7 33 74 625 8 34 74 675 9 35 74 725 10...

Page 7: ...anded thread 5 16 antenna jack Attach antenna here 17 cable jack Attach cable here 18 mounting holes Use screws to mount on a wall or preferably a ceiling may also be placed on a tabletop 16 17 18 18 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 15 ...

Page 8: ...al conductor Contact with power lines can result in death or serious injury Do not install the antenna sup porting mast or tower where there is any possibility of con tact with a high voltage arc from power cables or service drops Outdoor antennas should be grounded against lightning strikes Consult the National Electrical Code for further details 20 worm clamps Loosen both clamps extend the large...

Page 9: ...nding hearing assistance but distance noise echo cough distance noise echo cough without the OnWave system Attach antenna to back of transmitter with the OnWave system Check RF Fault indicator If lit adjust antenna connection or remote mount antenna or continue to 2b 2 1 1 2 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 19 ...

Page 10: ...0 0 f t 2m 6ft PE 560T ground plane with cable AT0776 or ground plane with connector kit AT0775 PE 560T PE 560T AT0773 Channels A E 1 20 or AT0774 Channels F J 21 40 PE 560T or NOTE Ground mounting pole or holder Ground antenna if outdoors Do not install near power cables or service drops Do not install parallel to metal structure within 2m 6ft perpendicular to metal ok AT0776 AT0775 3839 OnWave U...

Page 11: ...system o r If overload indicator lights when connecting the sound system use XLR 250 mVrms input then speaker terminal block or 25 pre amp 100mVrms AT0780 AT0781 AT0757 70Vrms 10Vrms 2Vrms GND Plug transformer into OnWave power input Plug transformer into wall socket Select Line in or continue to 4b 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 23 ...

Page 12: ...r electret condenser mics only Repeat steps to deactivate phantom power Use phantom power only with condenser microphones Plugging dynamic mic in while phantom power is activated may damage the microphone Plug in microphone Select Mic in Press function Press line mic 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 24 ...

Page 13: ...ignal strength is automatically adjust ed for maximum volume with out distortion or clipping Increase sound system volume until Turn on and play test signal or overload indicator lights Slowly decrease sound system volume until overload indicator goes out Confirm that meter peaks with signal Increase transmitter level until Turn on and play test signal 2 3 indicator bars appear and peak with signa...

Page 14: ...z 16 0 H z 3 2 0 H z mus ic 7 set bass cut optimize for listeners or to reduce low freq noise 6 music or speech set for typical signal content or Recommended Standard Setting Speech 160Hz Music 40Hz Recommended Noise Reduction Setting air conditioning low frequency hum Speech 160Hz Music 160Hz 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 20 ...

Page 15: ...other side Press channel to select wide band for 500R channels indicated by letters or narrow band for 506R channels indicated by numbers Press function Press channel to select channel within your chosen band Press function Press speech music to activate test tone Set receiver at lowest volume Adjust screw until test tone is audible Note screw may require sev eral turns to locate channel Press fun...

Page 16: ...must match your transmitter then C H A N N E L N O F R E Q C O D E 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 5 11 14 17 19 72 MHz Phonic Ear PE 506R Narrow Band Receiver 99 014737 Set channel Users can switch to different channels if you have set up multiple trans mitters each with different channel program Find channel that matches transmitter frequency 2 1 2 1 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 16 ...

Page 17: ... permanently if unplugging unit or power outage occurs saves settings in temporary memory Press function Press level to lock Press function Press level to unlock Press power to turn unit off and save settings Press function Press power 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 1 2 1 1 2 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 13 ...

Page 18: ...arging Damage to charger may occur then charge replace AT0749 PE 500R or AT0534 PE 506R PE 500R or PE 506R NOTE Never recharge Alkaline batteries Push off Phonic Ear PE 500R Wide Band Receiver 99 014737 or Plug charger cord into charger jack not acces sory jack Light flashes when 2 hours of battery life remain 4 hours with alkaline battery 1 1 2 2 2 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 12 ...

Page 19: ...t d 17 13 how to use the body worn receiver or AT0076 lavalier cord AT0489 wire clip or AT0737 pouch then then On Volume verify power light is on Switch to channel program PE 506R only 1 1 2 2 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 9 ...

Page 20: ...s All expressed and implied warranties will terminate upon the expiration of this written warranty No repre sentative or person is authorized to represent or assume for us any liability in connection with the sale or use of our products other than as set forth above what to do if you have questions If you have any questions about service call the service department at 800 227 0735 then press 7 wha...

Page 21: ...rm that the antenna is connected properly to the transmitter Relocate the antenna away from any metal structures power cords or electronic equipment see user instructions section 2b intermittent audio Replace the receiver listening accessory Check the RF fault indicator on the transmitter front panel and follow above instructions if lighted The receiver may be out of range for areas greater than 1...

Page 22: ...arks or registered 821 7289 102 rev E 3839 903 trademarks of Phonic Ear Inc in the U S and other countries us 800 227 0735 then press 5 canada 800 263 8700 outside u s canada Call your local Phonic Ear dealer website www phonicear com 3839 OnWave User Guide 1 15 04 11 40 AM Page 1 ...

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