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MTB40 User Manual

 

Rev.02

 

 

 

 

15

 

TECHNICAL

 

SPECIFICATIONS 

Switchable 
channels 

2400  allocated  by  40  groups  of    60  channels  (in  specific  frequency  range),  quickly 
selectable with dedicated buttons 

Switching 
window 

Up to 232 MHz, depending on band (see below code table) 

Frequencies 

Quartz PLL  frequency synthesizer circuit (25 kHz step) 

Frequency 
stability 

▪  

± 2,5 pap (in the rated temperature range) 

▪  

± 2.5 kHz  (in the rated temperature range) 

Temp. range 

-10 ÷ +55 °C 

Max RF power 

▪   

50 mW (ERP) when high power selected 

▪  

10 mW (ERP) when low power selected 

Spurious 
emissions 

< 2 nW 

Modulation 

wideband FM, with 50 µs pre-emphasis 

Nominal 
deviation 

±40 kHz  (Peak deviation =  ±56 kHz) 

Telemetry 
feature 

MTB40 transmits also a digitally modulated sub-carrier, suitable for:   

tone-squelch operating

     

 

remote battery monitoring   

 

optional PTT (Push to talk) operation 

 

AF input 
connector 

XLR-3F (transformer isolated) with 48V phantom power 

AF input level 

80 dB adjustable range from -60 dBu (775 uV) to 26 dBu (15.5 V) at peak deviation (1 
kHz),  adjustable in 1 dB steps 

Max. input level 

+26 dBu (15.5 V) at clipping, +20 dBu (7.75 V) at nominal level 

Noise-Reduction 

ENR    (Wisycom  Extended-NR),  with  independent  Attack-  and  Recovery-time,  noise 
optimized 
ENC    (Wisycom  Extended-NC),  with  independent  Attack-  and  Recovery-time,  voice 
optimized & with reduced pre-emphasis 

AF bandwidth 

▪  

45 Hz ÷ 21 KHz (3dB) 

▪  

55 Hz ÷ 20 KHz (1dB) 

Distortion 

< 0.3 %   (0.15 % typ.) 

Signal-to-noise 
ratio 

▪  

typ. 115 dB (A)

rms

 with 40 kHz deviation 

▪  

typ. 121 dB (A)

rms

 with 56 kHz deviation 

Display 

High  contrast  OLED  (Organic  light-emitting  diode)  bicolor  display  (96  x  36  pixels) 
8 step battery lifetime indication: 7 bars (100%-87%-75%-63-50%-38%-25%) and “empty 
bar” quickly blinking (12% remaining)  

Power supply 

2 AA size batteries (Alkaline, rechargeable NiMH) – Phantom power to MIC (max 4mA) 

 

 

       Note:

 MTB40 transmitter complies with ETS 300 422 

 

 

 

 

▪ FREQUENCY RANGE (-

X

 1  

470-640 MHz 

 2 

 566-798 MHz 

 

OPTION CODE MTB40-

X

 : 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MTB40

Page 1: ...MTB40 User Manual Wideband Plug on Transmitter SN ________________ Rev 02 rif FW 1 11 0E Date 10 September 2013...

Page 2: ...ety instruction and the manual first Follow all instructions and information Do not lose this manual Do not use this apparatus under the rain or near the water Do not install the apparatus near heater...

Page 3: ...k if activated red BATTERIES MTB40 is working with 2 AA alkaline or NiMH batteries select correct type on setup controls Battery status can be checked on internal OLED display or looking to LED status...

Page 4: ...er off the RF transmission exit from the operating menu Operating menu Cancel the entry and return to the standard display Setting mode ON SEL Device off power on the device power on the RF transmissi...

Page 5: ...40 40 dsB 1dB step HPass Filter flat 60 80 120 170 250 400Hz MIC Phantom 48V ON OFF Phase 0 180 Data TSQ ON OFF RF Power Power Off On Level 10 50mW Autolock Off On NOISE RED ENC ENR OTHERS Led Light...

Page 6: ...group or the receiver name if the MTB40 is already synchronized with a receiver Current frequency i e 566 000 MHz Mic gain i e AF 04 dB and high pass filter i e HP Flat Hz RF 50 or RF OFF on top righ...

Page 7: ...with IR PROGRAMMER see the picture on page 11 and the description on CURRENT SETTINGS PANEL HPass Filter applies different audio High Pass filter Flat 60Hz 120Hz 170Hz 250Hz 400Hz Use the selector to...

Page 8: ...when audio get close to saturation or None never become RED Battery type can be setup in Alkaline or NiMH Use the selector to change values and SEL to confirm IRDA menu This menu can be entered by pus...

Page 9: ...r GAIN and SEL to confirm These menus display larger characters to easily operate channel gain settings Use this menu to change the value of AF In Gain parameter in AUDIO menu To help proper audio gai...

Page 10: ...receiver MRK950 MRK960 to the PC thru USB connection run the program enable the IRDA communication on the transmitter NOTE Wisycom IR Programmer does not work whit MRK950 MRK960 if it is connected to...

Page 11: ...d with the communication error led Once a supported device is found the software automatically reads all the data related to the remote configuration as well as the frequencies that are pre programmed...

Page 12: ...double click on the grid frequency panel row channel s number insert the new frequency value and press OK button To lock hide a specific channel double click on the grid frequency panel NOTE keeping p...

Page 13: ...at the bottom of the panel it is possible to load save the frequencies for the selected group from to a wdf file To save the frequencies of all the groups click to the related button above The legacy...

Page 14: ...ave action NOTE a trick In case of the user have a locked parameter and he is in great need for modify it he can save the configuration to USER configuration by OLED see PRESET menu and then load the...

Page 15: ...r XLR 3F transformer isolated with 48V phantom power AF input level 80 dB adjustable range from 60 dBu 775 uV to 26 dBu 15 5 V at peak deviation 1 kHz adjustable in 1 dB steps Max input level 26 dBu 1...

Page 16: ...MTB40 User Manual Rev 02 16 Mechanical Drawing...

Page 17: ...MTB40 User Manual Rev 02 17 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...

Page 18: ...di tipo professionale Il simbolo del cassonetto barrato riportato sull apparecchiatura o sulla sua confezione indica che il prodotto alla fine della propria vita utile deve essere raccolto separatamen...

Page 19: ...MTB40 User Manual Rev 02 19...

Page 20: ...WISYCOM S r l Via Spin 156 I 36060 Romano d Ezzelino Italy Tel 39 0424 382605 Fax 39 0424 382733 www wisycom com e mail sales wisycom com...

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