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TROUBLESHOOTING

If the installation and setup instructions have been followed and

a problem still exists, perform the troubleshooting procedures in

the table below. If  the problem persists, contact your dealer or the
Shure Service Department.

PROBLEM

SOLUTION

No receiver sound;
neither DIVERSITY
light on receiver is
glowing

Make sure POWER switch on transmitter and receiver is ON (Both green LEDs are illuminated).
Check transmitter battery and receiver power source.
Check receiver squelch setting.
Check receiver antenna connections.
Make sure transmitter and receiver are on same operating frequency.
Make sure transmitter and receiver antennas follow line of sight. If necessary, reduce the distance between the
transmitter and the receiver. Higher gain antennas (WA380) may be required.

No receiver sound;
one or both DIVER-
SITY lights are glow-
ing

With the microphone POWER switch ON, turn up the receiver volume control.
Make sure transmitter MIC switch is ON.
Check transmitter microphone MUTE switch.
Make sure microphone cable plug is locked into transmitter connector.
Check connection between receiver and microphone mixer.
Talk into the microphone and observe the receiver AUDIO light. If the light  is glowing, the problem is elsewhere
in sound system.

Noise from receiver
with transmitter off; DI-
VERSITY lights on re-
ceiver glow or flicker

Look for strong local interference sources such as other radio signals. (Nearby motors or lighting equipment
could also be the problem.) Reposition antennas.
SQUELCH control may be set too low. Readjust as necessary.

Received signal is
noisy or contains ex-
traneous sounds with
transmitter on

Look for strong local interference sources such as other radio signals, nearby motors or lighting equipment.
Remove the source of interference, reposition the receiver, or reposition the antennas.
Two transmitters may be operating on the same frequency. Locate and turn one off.
Signal may be too weak. Reposition antennas. If possible, move them closer to the transmitter. Optional 

1

/

2

 wave

high gain antennas (WA380) and antenna cable kit (WA420) are available
SQUELCH control may be set too low. Readjust as necessary.

SPECIFICATIONS

OVERALL SYSTEM

RF Carrier Frequency Range

169.445 MHz to 216.100 MHz

Frequency Stability

±

32.5 ppm, 

±

5.5 kHz (Complies with FCC regulations)

Working Range (average conditions)

600 feet (182.8 m) at 50 mW

Modulation

±

15 kHz deviation compressor-expander system with pre- and

de-emphasis

Total Harmonic Distortion (ref. 

±

15 kHz deviation, 1 kHz modu-

lation)

0.4% typical, 0.7% maximum

Dynamic Range

>102 dB A-weighted

Audio Frequency Response

80 to 15,000 Hz, 

±

2 dB (NOTE: Overall system response de-

pends on microphone element; refer to microphone frequency
response curves on page 8)

Operating Temperature Range

–4

°

 to 122

°

 F (–20

°

 to 50

°

 C)

EC4 RECEIVER

RF Sensitivity

0.45 

µ

V for 12 dB SINAD typical

Image Rejection

90 dB typical

Spurious Rejection

80 dB typical

Ultimate Quieting (reference 15 kHz deviation)

>94 dB A-weighted

Squelch Quieting (reference 15 kHz deviation)

>94 dB A-weighted

Squelch Threshold

2.0

 µ

V preset, adjustable from 2.0 t

ο 50 µ

V

Output

–2 dBV, 1 k

 output impedance, unbalanced; –18 dBV, 150

output impedance, balanced (volume full clockwise; full devi-
ation; unloaded)

Antenna Input Impedance

50

 nominal

Antenna

Plastic sheathed stainless steel, 

1

/

4

 wavelength, 428 mm,

PL-259 UHF connectors

Power Requirements

12.5 to 18 VDC (negative ground), 200 mA;120 Vac, 60 Hz
Model PS20 external AC adapter supplied (Model PS20E
220/240 Vac, 50/60 Hz available optional)

Overall Dimensions

1.75 in. H  x 17.125 in. W x 7.87 in. D
(44.5 mm x 435 mm x 200 mm) 
Includes front panel controls and rear panel UHF connectors;
does not include antennas or rack ears

Weight

4.32 lbs (1.962 kilograms)

Certification

Complies with FCC Part 15 (FCC ID: DD4L4)
Power supply UL listed, CSA listed as Certified
Conforms to European Union Directives, eligible to bear CE
marking; meets European EMC Immunity Requirements (EN
50 082-1, 1992); ESD (IEC 801-2); RF radiated (IEC 801-3);
EFT (IEC 801-4).

EC1 BODY–PACK TRANSMITTER

RF Power Output

50 mW maximum

Modulation

FM (40K0F3E, FCC Part 90, FCC Part 74) 

±

15 kHz deviation,

62 

µ

sec pre–emphasis

Summary of Contents for EC Series

Page 1: ...ter It features smooth frequency response low distortion and low RF susceptibility The WL93 can also be used as a pickup for acoustic instruments such as guitar woodwinds and strings The WL84 supercardioid lavalier is also available WA302 Instrument Adapter Cable The WA302 instrument adapter cable plugs into the EC1 Body Pack Transmitter It is de signed for use with electric guitar and other elect...

Page 2: ... Switch Turns transmitter power on and off 6 Battery Test Light Illuminates when the POWER switch is turned on and a good battery is installed When this light does not illuminate the transmitter will not work 7 Battery Compartment Unscrewing the handle and sliding it downward exposes the battery compartment and the audio GAIN Switch 9 8 Frequency Identification Label Located inside the battery com...

Page 3: ... for wireless use are generally not compatible as supplied with Shure wireless systems A receiver to mixer cable with a 3 pin XLR connector for bal anced microphone level EC4 receiver output or 1 4 inch 2 cir cuit phone plug on one end for unbalanced auxiliary level EC4 receiver output and a mixer input connector on the other EC4 RECEIVER SETUP AND CONNECTIONS 1 Place the receiver in its operating...

Page 4: ...ignal is present For low SPL applications such as soft spoken presenters the audio gain setting may need to be increased as indicated by the failure of the AUDIO PEAK light to turn on when an audio sig nal is present If necessary adjust the audio gain on the EC1 as follows 1 For High SPL Applications Using the supplied screwdriver turn the MIC LEVEL control on the transmitter counterclock wise whi...

Page 5: ...udio feedback IMPORTANT Every wireless microphone installation is unique and can present a variety of problems Never attempt a live per formance without a walkthrough first If major changes equip ment scenery etc have been made since the walk through check the wireless microphone operation again as close to performance time as possible EC4 Receiver Squelch Control Adjustment The SQUELCH control is...

Page 6: ...ove them closer to the transmitter Optional 1 2 wave high gain antennas WA380 and antenna cable kit WA420 are available SQUELCH control may be set too low Readjust as necessary SPECIFICATIONS OVERALL SYSTEM RF Carrier Frequency Range 169 445 MHz to 216 100 MHz Frequency Stability 32 5 ppm 5 5 kHz Complies with FCC regulations Working Range average conditions 600 feet 182 8 m at 50 mW Modulation 15...

Page 7: ...32 in Weight Without Battery 96 4 g 3 4 oz With Battery 142 g 5 oz Certification Complies with FCC Parts 74 and 90 FCC ID DD4L11 Conforms to European Union Directives eligible to bear CE marking meets European EMC Immunity Requirements EN 50 082 1 1992 ESD IEC 801 2 RF radiated IEC 801 3 EFT IEC 801 4 EC2 TRANSMITTER RF Power Output 50 mW maximum Modulation FM 60K0F3E 15 kHz deviation 62 µs pre em...

Page 8: ... UHF adapter and wall mount bracket INFORMATION TO THE USER The EC4 Receiver complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference The EC4 Receiver has been tested and found to comply with the lim its of Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide rea sonable protection against harmful interference in a r...

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