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R-27 Specifications

Frequency Ranges: 169-216 MHz

Frequency Stability:

±

0.005%

RF Input Impedance: 50

, nominal

Sensitivity: Better than 1.3

µ

V for 50 dB S/N (20-kHz bandwidth)

Ultimate Quieting (S/N): 100 dB (referenced to 15 kHz deviation)

Squelch Quieting: 101 dB (referenced to 15 kHz deviation)

Harmonic Distortion: 0.4% maximum; 0.2% typical at 1 kHz

Deviation Acceptance:

±

15 kHz

Image and Spurious Rejection: 75 dB, minimum (typically 80 to 85 dB)

Audio Output Impedance: Mic level, 150

, nominal

Audio Output (Adjustable): Mic level: +1 dBm to –45 dBm (at full deviation), +5 dBm minimum at clipping.

Power Requirements: 9 V battery, 7-10 V

dc

, 45 mA*, negative ground

Internal Supply: One 9-V battery (heavy-duty alkaline) for 6-8 hours* continuous operation, enclosed in receiver case and

accessible via rear panel without opening electronic section

*Will be affected by position of monitor volume adjustment.

Dimensions: 3.4 in (8.6 cm) wide x 1.2 in (3.0 cm) high x 5.7 in (14.5 cm) deep

Weight: Less than 14 ounces (0.40 kg), including battery

Controls: Headphone monitor, mic level adjustment, power switch (ON/OFF)

Connectors: XLR (3-pin male) audio program output; BNC coaxial antenna jack; miniature stereo phone jack (3.5 mm)

Indicators: 4 LED; TX “on”, –30 dBm, –4 dBm (audio level), and power on

Operating Temperature Range: –20°C to +55°C

Overall System Performance**

Working Range: Up to 1000 ft under ideal conditions; usually somewhat less in typical applications

Emission/Modulation: Direct FM, crystal-controlled, 60F3 or 54F3

System Frequency Response: 45 Hz to 15 kHz,

±

1.5 dB; 100 Hz to 10 kHz,

±

0.75 dB

System Harmonic Distortion: 0.5%, maximum, below transmitter limiting; 0.2% typical at 1 kHz

System Ultimate S/N: 100 dB (flat) minimum (104 dB typical A-weighted), excluding microphone electronics and/or

element noise

**System-level performance will vary with the type of transmitter in use, its operating mode, and the control

settings. Performance values shown are representative only. Values shown are for Model T-25 transmitters.

www.vegawireless.com

9900 East Baldwin Place • El Monte, California 91731-2294

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Summary of Contents for R-27

Page 1: ...099 0050A Model R 27 Wireless Microphone Receiver Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...y both the dealer and the freight carrier if damages or losses are found so that claims may be expedited Unpack the unit or units carefully We recommend saving the shipping cartons they are very usefu...

Page 3: ...n both units to the factory or authorized service location when changing frequencies to ensure the best results Because of the very high performance of these units and the specialized test equipment r...

Page 4: ...s control has approximately 46 dB of operating range and has an audio taper Connectors Antenna ANT Front panel BNC connector for use with the antenna supplied XLR Audio Output Rear panel mounted full...

Page 5: ...ansmitter MIC switch is on The audio levels should now be set for the system With the microphone correctly positioned speak loudly into it If necessary turn the audio gain on the transmitter up or dow...

Page 6: ...antennas About the smallest antenna with reasonable efficiency is the 1 4 wavelength design which must be about 16 5 inches 42 cm long at 180 MHz Of course electrically small antennas such as the rubb...

Page 7: ...minimized This reduces the likelihood of short circuits and improves the ability of the clamp to grip the cable firmly Just enough heat should be used to obtain a free flow of solder but to allow lea...

Page 8: ...fail to work or may damage the contacts when inserted Damage to the contacts usually requires a return to the factory or authorized service center Exhausted batteries will cause numerous problems inc...

Page 9: ...ts the source has become a wideband transmitter and nothing can be done to the wireless equipment to correct the problem that will not seriously degrade performance Fortunately this type of problem is...

Page 10: ...amages Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation may not apply to you This warranty gives the customer specific legal rights a...

Page 11: ...rols Headphone monitor mic level adjustment power switch ON OFF Connectors XLR 3 pin male audio program output BNC coaxial antenna jack miniature stereo phone jack 3 5 mm Indicators 4 LED TX on 30 dBm...

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