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Pairing the receiver with your transmitter

 (handheld mic or headset or bodypack or guitar bug)

 

1.

 Open the 

receiver’s

 battery cover and insert a single 1.5

AA battery.

2.

 Insert the correct battery (or batteries) in the 

transmitter 

(handheld mic or headset or bodypack or guitar bug).

3.

 Switch the 

receiver 

ON using the power switch.

4.

 Choose the channel frequency you wish to use with the dipswitches on the 

receiver

 (see below chart).

5.

 Switch the 

transmitter

 ON using its power switch and remove any battery compartment covers that may

obscure the ACT IR. 

6.

 Press the ACT button on the 

receiver 

while simultaneously pointing the 

receiver’s

 ACT IR closely towards 

the

 

transmitter’s

 ACT IR. Keep pressing the button until the light on the 

receiver 

goes green.

7.

 The 

receiver

 light will only turn green when it matches the same frequency as the 

transmitter

.

8.

Replace all battery compartment covers that you have removed to pair the devices. 

9.

The 

receiver

 and 

transmitter 

are now paired and will work together. 

Channel frequency chart with dipswitch positions 

When you have paired the receiver with your system’s transmitter you need to plug the receiver into a mic input 
via the 

¼

 inch jack plug and set your audio level. 

Handheld microphone 

(if supplied with your system)

 

Ensure that the ON switch is engaged whilst you are pairing the devices. Once paired, the mic is ready to use. 

Headset microphone 

(if supplied with your system)

 

Ensure that the ON switch is engaged whilst you are pairing the devices. Once paired, the mic is ready to use. 
Place the headset over your ears and adjust the microphone so that is in front of your mouth. 

Guitar (instrument) bug 

(if supplied with your system) 

Ensure that the ON switch is engaged whilst you are pairing the devices. Once paired, the bug is ready to use. 
Insert the jack plug into the output jack socket of your guitar/instrument and adjust the volume to suit. 

Bodypack 

(if supplied with your system)

 

Ensure that the ON switch is engaged whilst you are pairing the devices. Once paired, the bodypack is ready to 
use. Insert your chosen microphone or instrument lead into the audio socket of the bodypack and adjust the 
volume to suit. 

Summary of Contents for QWM1900

Page 1: ...tivity 5dBuV SINAD 30dB De emphasis 50us 4 different q audio QWM1900 kits available Hand held mic system Wireless headset system Bodypack system Instrument guitar bug system For the latest instruction manual updates and information on the entire Q audio range visit www q audio co uk Telephone 44 0 203 598 5164 Email info q audio co uk Web www q audio co uk If this product is ever no longer functio...

Page 2: ...e required written on the unit The lightning flash symbol inside a triangle is to alert the user to the presence of high voltage within the unit s enclosure that may be of sufficient power to constitute a risk of electrical shock to persons Caution to prevent the risk of electric shock do not attempt to open the unit No user serviceable parts inside Refer all servicing to qualified service personn...

Page 3: ...asy to use and portable the receiver connects directly to an audio mixer or amp Ideally suited for Aerobics instructors Vocalists singers Public speakers Zumba instructors Dance instructors Musicals theatre Schools colleges DJs musicians Auctioneers Video film makers Features of the QWM 1900 receiver 1 Power switch 2 Volume control 3 Antenna 4 Power supply LED indicator 5 Signal and audio indicato...

Page 4: ... and will work together Channel frequency chart with dipswitch positions When you have paired the receiver with your system s transmitter you need to plug the receiver into a mic input via the inch jack plug and set your audio level Handheld microphone if supplied with your system Ensure that the ON switch is engaged whilst you are pairing the devices Once paired the mic is ready to use Headset mi...

Page 5: ...LED indicator 3 Power switch 4 Battery compartment cover 5 ACT IR 6 Battery compartment Features of the QWM1900 headset microphone if supplied with your system 1 Power switch 2 Antenna 3 ACT IR shown with battery cover removed 4 Battery compartment 5 Power supply LED indicator 6 Microphone ...

Page 6: ...t insert 6 Power supply LED indicator 7 ACT IR not shown Features of the QWM1900 bodypack if supplied with your system 1 Antenna 2 Battery compartment 3 Audio microphone input 4 Power supply LED indicator 5 Power switch 6 Volume control knob 7 ACT IR not shown 8 Lavalier microphone not shown 9 Headset microphone not shown 10 Instrument lead not shown ...

Page 7: ...ry voltage Continuous usage Bodypack microphone Transmitter power Modulation type Max deviation Spurious emission Battery voltage Continuous usage UHF 863 00 865 00MHz Less than 30ppm More than 100dB Less than 0 5 40Hz 15KHz 3dB Mix type 0 400mV 100mA More than 100dB More than 80dB More than 80dB 5dBuV SINAD 30Db 50us 30mA FM 40KHz More than 60dB with carrier 1 5V AA x 1 Approx 5 hours 30mA FM 25K...

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