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15.  TROUBLESHOOTING 

 

Problem 

Possible Causes 

Solution 

Power/Battery lamps does not light 

(for both red and green indicators) 

even when the microphone is 

turned on. 

Is the battery polarity correct? 
Is the battery capacity low? 

Replace the battery correctly. 

Replace with new battery. 

Interference from other wireless 

microphones used at the same 

time. 

Is other wireless microphones set the 

same bank number and different 

channel number? 

Is the distance between wireless 

microphones too close? 

Is the wireless microphone too close 

to the antenna? 

Refer to frequency table and reset 

Bank/Channel. 

 

Keep a distance of at least 50cm 

between microphones when using. 

Keep a distance of at least 3m between 

wireless microphone and antenna when 

using. (*Depending on the antenna 

location and the coaxial cable length.) 

Sometimes the chime is not 

activated. 

Are the A/B switch and the chime 

switch set correctly? 
Have you turned on the microphone 
immediately (within one second) after 
turning it off? 

Ensure correct setting. 

 

This is normal. 
Do not turn on the microphone within 
one second of turning it off. Incorrect 
operation may cause the chime to 
repeat continuously. 

 

16.  FREQUENCY TABLE 

Band 

D4 

C4 

F1 

CH 

BANK 

BANK 

BANK 

1 

1 

2 

3 

4 

1 

2 

3 

4 

0 

863.125 

794.250 

794.300 

794.350 

794.400 

636.500 

636.600 

636.700 

636.825 

1 

863.475 

794.600 

794.650 

794.700 

794.750 

636.850 

636.950 

637.050 

637.175 

2 

863.925 

795.050 

795.100 

795.150 

795.200 

637.300 

637.400 

637.500 

637.625 

3 

864.475 

795.600 

795.650 

795.700 

795.750 

637.850 

637.950 

638.050 

638.175 

4 

863.275 

796.500 

796.550 

796.600 

796.650 

638.500 

638.600 

638.700 

638.825 

5 

863.625 

797.700 

797.750 

797.800 

797.850 

639.400 

639.500 

639.600 

639.725 

6 

864.075 

799.250 

799.300 

799.350 

799.400 

640.850 

640.950 

641.050 

641.175 

7 

864.625 

800.900 

800.950 

801.000 

801.050 

642.600 

642.700 

642.800 

642.925 

8 

863.375 

801.600 

801.650 

801.700 

801.750 

644.500 

644.600 

644.700 

644.825 

9 

863.725 

803.350 

803.400 

803.450 

803.500 

647.150 

647.250 

647.350 

647.475 

A 

864.175 

804.450 

804.500 

804.550 

804.600 

648.250 

648.350 

648.450 

648.575 

B 

864.725 

 

 

 

 

651.000 

651.100 

651.200 

651.325 

C 

863.500 

 

 

 

 

654.100 

654.200 

654.300 

654.425 

D 

863.850 

 

 

 

 

658.300 

658.400 

658.500 

658.625 

E 

864.300 

 

 

 

 

660.500 

660.600 

660.700 

660.825 

F 

864.850 

 

 

 

 

665.350 

665.450 

665.550 

665.675 

[MHz] 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you are using more than one system in the same area set the systems to different channels within the same color 
channels in the bank.

Summary of Contents for WM-5420

Page 1: ...SWITCH FUNCTION AND USAGE METHOD 7 10 TALK SWITCH SETTING 8 11 CHIME SETTING 8 12 MICROPHONE SENSITIVITY SETTING 9 13 WHEN USING EXTERNAL MICROPHONE 9 14 USING POCKET CLIP 10 15 TROUBLESHOOTING 11 16...

Page 2: ...ury and or property damage When the unit is not in use for 10 days or more be sure to take the battery out of the unit because battery leakage may cause personal injury or contamination of environment...

Page 3: ...e unit to rain or an environment where it may be splashed by water or other liquids as doing so may result in unit failure Never open nor remove the unit case to modify the unit Refer all servicing to...

Page 4: ...green LED starts to dim while the red LED to light The microphone does not transmit the signal if the channel selector switch is set to the empty channel In this case the red LED and green LED flash...

Page 5: ...ery compartment BASIC USAGE When the unit is purchased in its new condition refer to table on the right it may be used once battery is inserted and the group number and channel number set 6 BATTERY IN...

Page 6: ...e A B switch function set A and B to the same channel Step4 Replace the battery cover 8 OPERATION Step1 Confirm that the wireless microphone and the wireless tuner are identical in the channel number...

Page 7: ...be used in two different ways The following may be configured differently for mode A and mode B Channel number Talk switch option Chime option Microphone sensitivity option All other settings except...

Page 8: ...mode Note Setting should be done when talk switch is off If talk switch is on the setting will not change LOCK OFF ON Talk switch setting Default setting is off Inside battery cover LOCK OFF Disable...

Page 9: ...one can be available Refer to the microphone sensitivity setting SETTING EXTERNAL MICROPHONE The optional microphone YP M201 has the talk switch This can be available to turn on off WM 5420 Select ext...

Page 10: ...e external microphone function is set to on WM 5420 will sometimes turn on when the external microphone is being plugged or unplugged Check if WM 5420 is on off using Power Battery lamps when plugging...

Page 11: ...eration may cause the chime to repeat continuously 16 FREQUENCY TABLE Band D4 C4 F1 CH BANK BANK BANK 1 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 0 863 125 794 250 794 300 794 350 794 400 636 500 636 600 636 700 636 825 1 863...

Page 12: ...H x 20 D mm Weight 105g excluding battery 17 CERTIFICATIONS Hereby TOA Electronics Europe GmbH declares that this wireless microphone is in compliance with the essential requirements and other releva...

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