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IMPORTANT NOTES

Before connecting and using this product, please read this instruction manual carefully and 
keep it on hand for future reference. The manual is to be considered an integral part of 
this product and must accompany it when it changes ownership as a reference for correct 
installation and use as well as for the safety precautions.

RCF S.p.A. will not assume any responsibility for the incorrect installation and / or use of 
this product.

WARNING: 

To prevent the risk of fire or electric shock, never expose these products to 

rain or humidity.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1.

 All the precautions, in particular the safety ones, must be read with special attention, as 

they provide important information.

2.

 Use the dedicated adapter only. Verify the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage shown 

on the adapter rating plate and the adapter output voltage value and type (direct / alternating) 
corresponds to the product input voltage. If not, please contact your RCF dealer.
Check also that the adapter has not been damaged due to possible clashes / hits or 
overloads.
The mains voltage, which the adapter is connected to, is sufficiently high to involve a risk 
of electrocution: pay attention during the connection (i.e. never do it with wet hands) and 
never open the adapter.
Make sure that the adapter cable is not (or cannot be) stepped on or crushed by other 
objects (pay particular attention to the cable part near the plug and the point where it 
leads out from the adapter).

3.

 Make sure that no objects or liquids can get into these products, as this may cause a 

short circuit.
All devices shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing. No objects filled with liquid (such 
as vases) and no naked sources (such as lighted candles) shall be placed on receivers.

4. 

Never attempt to carry out any operations, modifications or repairs that are not expressly  

described in this manual.
Contact your authorized service centre or qualified personnel should any of the following 
occur:

 

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The product does not function (or functions in an anomalous way)

 

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The adapter or its power supply cable has been damaged

 

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Objects or liquids have got into the unit

 

-

The product has been subject to a heavy impact.

5. 

If this product is not used for a long period, unplug the receiver adapter and remove all 

batteries from the transmitter.

6.

 If a product begins emitting any strange odours or smoke, switch it off immediately, 

unplug the receiver adapter and/or remove batteries from the transmitter.

7.

 Do not connect this product to any equipment or accessories not foreseen.

Check the suitability of the surface on which the receiver is placed, considering (for example) 
the mechanical vibrations normally generated by transducers.
To prevent the risk of falling equipment, do not stack more receivers.

8. RCF S.p.A.

 strongly recommends this product is only installed by professional qualified 

installers (or specialised firms) who can ensure correct installation and certify it according 
to the regulations in force. The entire audio system must comply with the current standards 
and regulations regarding electrical systems.

IMPORTANT NOTES

WARNING

SAFETY 

PRECAUTIONS

Summary of Contents for PX 4116

Page 1: ...OWNER MANUAL MANUALE D USO TX 4016 PX 4116 UHF DIVERSITY WIRELESS MICROPHONES RADIOMICROFONI UHF DIVERSITY...

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Page 3: ...PERATION FREQUENCIES SPECIFICATIONS ITALIANO AVVERTENZE PER LA SICUREZZA DESCRIZIONE INSTALLAZIONE A RACK 19 DEI RICEVITORI RX 4016 RX 4016 PANNELLO FRONTALE RX 4016 PANNELLO POSTERIORE FUNZIONAMENTO...

Page 4: ...he adapter 3 Make sure that no objects or liquids can get into these products as this may cause a short circuit All devices shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing No objects filled with liquid...

Page 5: ...t the occurrence of noise on the cables that carry microphone signals or line signals for example 0 dB only use screened cables and avoid running them in the vicinity of Equipment that produces high i...

Page 6: ...sible to use up to 16 channels simultaneously when having 16 wireless microphones TX 4016 kit consists of a RX 4016 receiver with AC DC adapter 2 antennas and a 1 5 m cable with 1 4 jack plugs a TX 40...

Page 7: ...value of the selected parameter chosen through the MENU key 4 3 DOWN key it decreases the value of the selected parameter chosen through the MENU key 4 4 MENU key press once or more times to select th...

Page 8: ...nect the output of the included power supply unit 15 V dc to this input 0ANT A ANT B antenna inputs Inputs for the included antennas or remote antennas not included RX 4016 REAR PANEL 1 2 GND 3 UNBALA...

Page 9: ...Manual channel selection MANUAL CHANNEL SELECTION Press the MENU 4 key on display GROUP is now flashing and it is possible to select the group through the UP 2 DOWN 3 keys When the group is set press...

Page 10: ...evel drops below a defined threshold which is set through the squelch control A higher value means a higher squelch threshold Use the squelch control with care if its threshold is too high the squelch...

Page 11: ...n P L RF power level Unlock Lock Press once or more time the SELECT key 4 to change values After a few seconds since the last setting the display will show the current selected frequency MHz and the b...

Page 12: ...3 SELECT key Press once or more time to change values when editing parameters Press and hold for a few seconds to mute unmute the transmitter 4 INPUT mini 4P connector Input for the LA 2004 Lavalier...

Page 13: ...ters other radio transmitters etc nearby it is advisable to try different frequencies Wireless microphones should be used in an open space with no obstacles especially metallic objects between transmi...

Page 14: ...uency and the battery life again RF OUTPUT POWER SELECTION Press CH ON key 2 3 times to edit the RF output power then press once or more time the SELECT key 3 to change values SELECTION PL 0 PL 1 PL 2...

Page 15: ...125 Group 5 798 925 801 325 803 725 806 125 808 525 810 925 813 325 815 725 818 125 820 525 822 925 825 325 Group 6 799 125 801 525 803 925 806 325 808 725 811 125 813 525 815 925 818 325 820 725 823...

Page 16: ...deviation Batteries Dimensions Net weight Included microphone single out of 144 frequencies PLL UHF diversity receiver UHF 798 MHz 827 MHz 50 Hz 50 kHz 3 dB 0 005 10 50 C 0 8 1 kHz FM F3E 100 dB 1 V 3...

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Page 18: ...ltri oggetti prestando particolare attenzione alla parte del cavo vicino alla spina ed al punto dove questo esce dall alimentatore 3 Impedire che oggetti o liquidi entrino all interno dei prodotti per...

Page 19: ...no in grado di produrre 12 Per evitare fenomeni di rumorosit indotta sui cavi che trasportano segnali dai microfoni o di linea per esempio 0dB usare solo cavi schermati ed evitare di posarli nelle vic...

Page 20: ...tore RX 4016 con alimentatore AC DC 2 antenne ed un cavo da 1 5 m con jack 6 3 mm un trasmettitore ad impugnatura TX 4000 con microfono dinamico Il kit PX 4116 include un ricevitore RX 4016 con alimen...

Page 21: ...o MENU 4 3Tasto DOWN diminuisce il valore del parametro selezionato scelto tramite il tasto MENU 4 4Tasto MENU premere una o pi volte per selezionare il parametro da modificare 5Tasto MEM premere una...

Page 22: ...OUTPUT Uscita audio sbilanciata con presa per jack 6 3 mm TS 9 POWER SUPPLY INPUT Ingresso per l alimentatore fornito a corredo 15 V dc 0ANT A ANT B ingressi per le antenne Ingressi per le antenne in...

Page 23: ...e il tasto MENU 4 l indicazione GROUP sul display ora lampeggia ed possibile selezionare il gruppo tramite i tasti UP 2 e DOWN 3 Non appena il gruppo stato impostato premere il tasto MEM 5 per memoriz...

Page 24: ...evitore ogni qualvolta il livello audio d ingresso sotto una certa soglia la quale fissata tramite il controllo squelch Usare il controllo squelch con attenzione se la soglia troppo alta lo squelch po...

Page 25: ...delle impostazioni Premere una o pi volte il tasto SELECT 4 per cambiare i valori Dopo pochi secondi dall ultima modifica il display mostrer di nuovo la frequenza selezionata corrente MHz e la carica...

Page 26: ...e pile 3Tasto SELECT Premere una o pi volte per cambiare i valori durante la modifica dei parametri Premere e tenere premuto per qualche secondo per disattivare momentaneamente funzione mute il microf...

Page 27: ...provare con canali differenti I radiomicrofoni dovrebbero essere usati in spazi aperti senza ostacoli specialmente oggetti metallici tra i trasmettitori ed i ricevitori Per ottenere il miglior funzion...

Page 28: ...OTENZA RADIO D USCITA Premere il tasto CH ON 2 tre volte per selezionare il parametro inerente alla potenza radio d uscita poi premere una o pi volte il tasto SELECT 3 per cambiare il valore SELEZIONE...

Page 29: ...98 925 801 325 803 725 806 125 808 525 810 925 813 325 815 725 818 125 820 525 822 925 825 325 Gruppo 6 799 125 801 525 803 925 806 325 808 725 811 125 813 525 815 925 818 325 820 725 823 125 825 525...

Page 30: ...a radio d uscita Risposta in frequenza Risp Freq Mic LA 2004 Frequenza tono pilota Max deviazione Pile Dimensioni Peso netto Microfono incluso singolo su 144 frequenze PLL UHF diversity UHF 798 827 MH...

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Page 32: ...www rcfaudio com 103 07 276 RevA RCF SpA Via Raffaello 13 42124 Reggio Emilia Italy tel 39 0522 274411 fax 39 0522 274484 e mail rcfservice rcf it...

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