JTS CM-201i Instruction Manual Download

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59508-085-01

PROFESSIONAL CO., LTD

www.jts.com.tw

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Page 1: ...59508 085 01 PROFESSIONAL CO LTD www jts com tw ...

Page 2: ... Instruction Manual UHF PLL With JTS 2 4G RF Synchronizing Technology UHF PLLTransmitter 12dB IDoff 633 875 MHz G 1 C 11 UF 20TB AT Hi ...

Page 3: ...hine and microphone back to the shop for service since this makes it easier to identify where the possible problem is and determine whether a service fee is needed 5 JTS will provide service free of charge while the warranty is still valid However A fee for parts and or service may be charged for the following a Damage due to natural disaster or any other irresistible factors b Damage due to dropp...

Page 4: ...ter 4 3 UHF PLL handheld transmitter 4 4 UHF PLL body pack transmitter 4 5 UHF PLL body pack transmitter 4 6 Accessories 4 7 Microphone Choices 5 Connection 5 1 Connecting transmitter 5 2 Installing transmitter 5 3 Installing transmitter 5 4 Installing transmitter 5 5 Installing transmitter 6 Operation 6 1 Operation 6 2 Operation 6 3 Operation 6 4 Operation 6 5 Operation 7 Digital Code Alert Funct...

Page 5: ...n that is proven to isolate the interference between the system and the outside world Up to 36MHz of bandwidth with a maximum of 1440 channels to choose from Adjustable squelch level Default with 6 groups up to 22 available User defined groups provided Automatic scan Provided with antenna booster power JTS patent the latest RF allows the transmission of not only frequency but also data such as sen...

Page 6: ...ons displayed Group channels frequency transmitter power antenna A B mute AF RF channel scan output level volume Device ID Controls Power ON OFF groups channels frequency receiving sensitivity key lock volume output attenuation XLR channel scan ON OFF antenna power display setting Audio output level Ref 22 5KHz Dev 1KHz Tone ψ6 3 Phone Jack 10dBV XLR Jack 4dBV Line 24dBV MIC A u d i o o u t p u t ...

Page 7: ... Charging Yes Dimension 265mm L x 51 2mm W x 51 2mm H Remark Specifications provided above may be slightly different from the product without further notice Model Frequency oscillation Phase locked loop PLL Carrier frequency UHF 470 960 MHz Bandwidth 108 MHz as per local regulation Pairing RF Remoset RF power output 10mW 50mW as per local regulation RF output Hi Lo adjustable Stability 0 005 Frequ...

Page 8: ...sule Module Interchangeable Battery AA Alkaline battery x 2 rechargeable battery x 2 Charger CH 2 CH 8 Dimensions 35 5mm L x 50mm W x 253mm H Remark Specifications provided above may be slightly different from the product without further notice ...

Page 9: ...enuation sensitivity adjustment power indication Device ID Controls Power mute groups channels frequency sensitivity adjustment input level attenuation auto off transmission power key lock Input connector 4 pin mini XLR Controls Power mute group channel frequency sensitivity adjustment input level attenuation auto off Battery AA Alkaline battery x 2 Charger CH 2 CH 8 Dimension 62 3mm L x 20mm W x ...

Page 10: ...odulation frequency deviation 48KHz Peak Chassis Aluminium alloy Lcd display Group Channel Frequency Battery Status GAIN Adjust Controls Power ON OFF AF Level Frequency Up Down Lock on Mode REMOSET ID RF Output Adjust Input connector 4P Mini XLR Spurious emissions 50 dBC Audio frequency response 50Hz 18k Hz Battery AA NiMH x2 Dimension 62mm W x 80 3mm H x 22 6mm D Weight 93g ...

Page 11: ...H Ø4mm W x 11mm H Weight 21 5g 20 7g 7g cable not included Model CM 214i CM 214Ui CM 214ULi Output connector 4 pin mini XLR 4P 3P mini XLR 3 5stereo jack Output connector optional 3P Mini XLR 3 5 stereo plug 4P Hirose jack 4P Hirose jack Frequency response 60 15 000 Hz 30 18 000 Hz 100 18 000 Hz Directionality Omni directionality Cardioid directionality Sensitivity 60 3dB 68 3dB 75 3dB Output impe...

Page 12: ...ity 53 3dB 68 3dB Output impedance 1 8kΩ 680Ω Max sound pressure allowed 130dB Dimensions mm 157mm L x 155mmWx 134mmW 111 3mm L x 285mmWx 55mmW Weight 17g 56 3g Model CM 801 CM 804i CM 8015 CM 825i Output connector 4 pin mini XLR Output connector optional 3P Mini XLR 3 5 stereo plug 4P Hirose jack Frequency response 60 15 000 Hz 50 18 000 Hz Directionality Omni directionality Sensitivity 64 3dB 53...

Page 13: ...he desired function push the switch or SETUP to enter the selection and spin the switch to select the setting Push SETUP to save the setting SETUP Push and hold for 2 seconds to enter the vsetting menu Push SETUP to save the setting once the selection and setting are made according to 3 Rotary Switch Front panel Rear panel 9 9 11 11 1 1 3 3 2 2 5 5 7 7 4 4 8 8 6 6 4 1 UHF PLL 4 channel diversity r...

Page 14: ...l AC Power Jack connects 100 240VAC power AC power cascading use AC double power cable optional for power cascading XLR audio jack balanced audio signal output XLR audio jack balanced audio signal output after mixing Ø6 3 audio output jack unbalanced audio signal output after mixing Antenna A B input terminal BNC antenna input jack that also provides DC12V 100mA output RF signal A B output termina...

Page 15: ...y 3blocks R 4TH R 4THA R 4TB microphone is used 5blocks JSS 4A microphone is used waiting for battery information from transmitter Volume Transmitter battery 3blocks R 4TH R 4THA R 4TB microphone is used 5blocks JSS 4A microphone is used waiting for battery information from transmitter no microphone signal Setting window Digital code ON 18 33 25 19 26 20 27 21 28 22 29 23 30 24 31 32 21 29 30 31 3...

Page 16: ...ceiver channel Digital code ON Output level LINE MIC Antenna selection A B Volume Transmitter battery 3blocks R 4TH R 4THA R 4TB microphone is used 5blocks JSS 4A microphone is used Group channel Frequency 38 39 40 41 38 40 44 42 35 36 37 43 43 45 41 35 42 36 43 37 44 45 38 39 40 ...

Page 17: ...luding battery power mute and pairing LCD display it shows the parameter settings of transmitter SET for parameter settings including frequency group channel sensitivity transmission frequency auto off time Device ID function ON OFF Up down selection keys they are used with SET to change parameter settings Before entering the setting mode a quick push will show the Device ID on the LCD display LOC...

Page 18: ...output power 1 block is 10mW and 2 blocks are 50mW Auto off ON Battery level Key lock Frequency MHz Indication of frequency group and channel LCD displays 1 4 2 3 9 5 6 7 8 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 ...

Page 19: ...ay Mute push the Power ON OFF and the display shows mute Unmute push the Power ON OFF again and the display shows unmute 3 Exit setting menu In the setting menu push Power ON OFF to return to main page In the function setting menu push Power ON OFF to return to the setting menu and again to return to main page Battery compartment Charging contact used with the charger optional for CH 2 or CH 8 Sli...

Page 20: ... the matching receiver Microphone sensitivity Device ID RF output power Low cut ON Key lock Transmitter battery Group channel Frequency LCD displays 18 18 1 4 2 9 5 6 7 8 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 2 3 ...

Page 21: ...or parameter settings including frequency group channel sensitivity transmission frequency auto off time Device ID function ON OFF Up down selection keys they are used with SET to change parameter settings Before entering the setting mode a quick push will show the Device ID on the LCD display Battery compartment it holds 2 UM3 AA 1 5V Alkaline batteries or MiNH rechargeable batteries Charging con...

Page 22: ... RF output power 1 block is 10mW and 2 blocks are 50mW Auto off ON Transmitter battery Key lock Frequency MHz Indication of frequency group and channel LCD displays 10 88 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 ...

Page 23: ...main screen up and down buttons for selection SET to set and save Mute Switch LED Indicator 1 Show green light when power is on 2 Show red light when battery level is too low 3 Flash red light when switch to MUTE function to mute the transmitter 4 Flash red light and green light when mute function is on and battery level is too low Battery tray UHF PLLTransmitter 12dB IDoff 633 875 MHz G 1 C 11 UF...

Page 24: ...F frequency Battery level in 5 levels Sensitivity Value Low Cut indication Attenuate Indication Lock On Statue For screen display and operation please refer to 6 5 System operation setup for Body Pack transmitter 12dB IDoff 633 875 MHz G 1 C 11 AT Hi LCD displays 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ...

Page 25: ...e microphone CM 501 CM 201i CM 125i Note CM 501 is standard accessory CM 501 CM 201i CM 125i SELF MA N SM 018 SELF MA N SM 006 AC power cable 1 Cascading RF cable 2 XLR M XLR F Audio cable 1 AC power cascading cable 1 MH 56 Microphone Holder 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 5 ...

Page 26: ...14Ui CM 214ULi CM 235i CX 504 Gooseneck Adjustable head ring Head ring 4 pin mini XLR Wind shield CM 214i CM 235i CM 214Ui CM 214ULi Standard 4 pin mini XLR 3 pin mini XLR 3 5 stereo jack CM 504 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 ...

Page 27: ...ear hook Detachable cable Clip Windscreen 4 pin mini XLR 3 pin mini XLR optional 3 5 stereo jack optional 4 pin Hirose jack optional optional optional CM 801 CM 804i CM 8015 CM 825i 124 2 9 9 9 9 9 5 10 10 10 18 18 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 ...

Page 28: ... Connect theR 4 Raudio output to a mixer or an amplifier Audio cable one end of the XLR or φ6 3mm audio cable is connected to the AF output balanced of and the other to the audio input of the mixer or amplifier 2 Connect the power Connect AC power cable insert one end to the receiver s AC jack and the other to AC power outlet 100 240VAC 圖 1 ...

Page 29: ...25 Cascading of AC power cable and antennas for R 4 only Wall socket More R 4s Up to 10 units can be cascaded for power antenna ...

Page 30: ...Unscrew the outer tube of the transmitter Figure1 2 Place 2 AA batteries in the battery compartment according to their polarity Figure 2 3 Screw the outer tube back on Figure 3 4 To turn the transmitter on a Push Power ON OFF to turn on Figure 4a b Or turn the power on by switching the MUTE switch up Figure 4b 5 Define the transmitter parameters according to the instructions Figure 1 Figure 2 Figu...

Page 31: ... to finish the installation Figure4 5 Push Power ON OFF to turn on Figure5 6 Define the transmitter parameters according to the instructions 1 Unscrew the outer tube of the transmitter Figure 1 2 Place 2 AA batteries in the battery compartment according to their polarities Figure 2 3 Screw the outer tube back on Figure 3 4 Turn the transmitter on Figure 4 5 Define the transmitter parameters accord...

Page 32: ... Depending on the type of microphone insert the 4 pin mini XLR into MIC IN to finish the installation Figure4 5 Push Power ON OFF to turn on Figure5 6 Define the transmitter parameters according to the instructions 5 5 Installing transmitter UHF PLLTransmitter 12dB IDoff 633 875 MHz G 1 C 11 UF 20TB AT Hi 12dB IDoff 633 875 MHz G 1 C 11 UF 20TB AT Hi 12dB IDoff 633 875 MHz G 1 C 11 UF 20TB AT Hi U...

Page 33: ...rameter settings System Settings Display Mixed output level Antenna power supply Reset to factory defaults Return Push and hold SETUP for 2 seconds and the system is reset to factory defaults and restarts Return push SETUP to return to the previous page Contrast 0 9 default 5 Brightness 0 9 default 5 OFF Line Line output is selected for balanced mixing output level ON Mic Mic output is selected fo...

Page 34: ...itch to start defining or 2 Push SEL of the receiver channel to be defined Push and hold SETUP for 2 seconds to start defining Return Return push SETUP to return to the previous page G U1 U6 group no CH 1 24 channel MHz frequency setting Delete a self defined group Group Select the group to be deleted from U1 U6 push SETUP and the program will ask if you want to de lete the group Push Yes to delet...

Page 35: ... Select the right 3 digits of the frequency spin the rotary switch to adjust in the increment of 0 025 MHz Push SETUP to confirm and save the selection Channel scan Scan all groups Push the rotary switch to start scanning The system goes to the selection page once the scanning is done It is also possible to arrive at here through menu Scan result Push the rotary switch to enter the selection page ...

Page 36: ...tting affects the use of REMOSET both the receiver and transmitter must be on the same Device ID before REMOSET is available Note this does not apply when the microphone Device ID is not activated Output Level Line Line output is selected for channel 1 balanced output level Mic Mic output is selected for channel 1 balanced output level ...

Page 37: ...SETUP to save the selection or just select Save and Exit At least one of the above has to be selected Microphone options ON Audio input attenuation by 20dB depend ing on whether the transmitter has the corresponding function OFF No attenuation default HI High transmission power 50mW LO Low transmission power 10mW default Lock ON Microphone is in the Lock ON mode as pairing is complete Lock OFF Mic...

Page 38: ...rn push SETUP to return to the previous page Push SETUP to exit the setting page and return to the main page Receiver channel 2 Receiver channel 3 Receiver channel 4 See channel 1 See channel 1 See channel 1 Volume adjustment Push key at each channel to adjust the volume up or down Mute 31dB 0dB The default is 10 dB ...

Page 39: ...e transmitter for 3 seconds and that on the receiver stops flashing 3 REMOSET failed if the blue indicator flashes slowly on the receiver check that 1 The frequency range labels on both the receiver and transmitter are the same 2 Pairing in the function menu of the transmitter is activated 3 The Device ID on the transmitter is the same as that on the receiver and 4 Transmitter battery is low synch...

Page 40: ...the display the receiver channel is Synchronizing indicating that data is being transmitted to that microphone Others Push SEL below each of the channel volume keys Push SETUP to enter the page containing the selections of that channel for parameter settings Push REMOSET to start pairing that channel other channels remains standing by ...

Page 41: ...nt of 0 025MHz Select with GROUP group channel setting G group Select default group1 6 CH channel Select default channel s up to22 Sensitivity for microphone input Normal sensitivity GAIN 15dB GAIN 12dB GAIN 9dB GAIN 6dB GAIN 3dB GAIN 0dB default GAIN 3dB GAIN 6dB GAIN 9dB GAIN 12dB GAIN 15dB Start with group number and then channel number Start with those digits in 1MHz and then those in 0 025MHz...

Page 42: ...ult rF Hi 50mW AUTO OFF time to turn off microphone automatically in MUTE OFF Deactivated 1 1 minute to auto off 10 10 minutes to auto off 30 30 minutes to auto off RFP low RFP Hi Remoset ON OFF Syn on Remoset activated Syn oFF Remoset deactivated Device ID ID OFF Device ID deactivated ID 0 255 Device ID 0 255 Note default is 10 minutes Digital code digital anti interference ...

Page 43: ...utomatically If the microphone is turned off with the mute switch on mute just slide the switch up to turn the microphone on Green power is sufficient 2V Green flashing microphone mute Red power low 2V Red and green flashing alternately microphone mute and power low Blue on for 3 seconds indicats pairing successfully Blue flashing data receiving error LED ...

Page 44: ...ower ON OFF and the display shows mute off 3 Exit the setting menu When in setting menu push Power ON OFF to return to the main page When in function items push Power ON OFF once to return to the setting menu and again to the main page The display will show battery low when the battery is low In about 30 minutes the transmitter will turn itself off automatically 6 3 2Menu function settings Push an...

Page 45: ...s on the right use or to adjust in the increment of 0 025 MHz Push SET to save the change and exit 2 Group Channel 1 Use or to move to 2 Group Channel Push SET to enter the setting page 2 Select the desired group with or Push SET to save and to the channel settings 3 Select the desired channel with or Push SET to save the change Frequency Group Channel Sensitivity Group Channel Group Channel Frequ...

Page 46: ...ave the change by pushing SET The sensitivity ranges from 15dB to 15dB 4 Low Cut Use or to move to 4 Low Cut Push SET to enter the setting page Push to deactivate Low Cut function Push to activate Low Cut function Push SET to save the change Frequency Group Channel Sensitivity Group Channel Sensitivity Low Cut Off On Low Cut Low Cut Sensitivity ...

Page 47: ...phone will receive the REMOSET data from any receiver with REMOSET function regardless its Device ID Push SET to save the change 6 Remoset Use or to move to 6 Remoset Push SET to enter the setting page Push to activate Remoset is activated Push to deactivate Remoset is deactivated but the microphone is more energy efficient this way When pairing is not needed it is recommended to deactivate it to ...

Page 48: ...rast Push SET to enter the setting page 2 Adjust the contrast using or The larger the value the dark it is and vice versa The contrast ranges from 0 to 20 9 Light time 1 Use or to move to 9 Light time Push SET to enter the setting page 2 Adjust the time using or Available for selection off 5 30 sec increment of 5 seconds always on Device ID Remoset RF Power Contrast Light time DigiCode Contrast Li...

Page 49: ...SET to save the change 12 KeyLock Use or to move to c KeyLock Push SET to enter the setting page 1 Push all keys will be locked to prevent accidental triggering of any button Push SET to save the change Push to unlock and the key lock is deactivated Push SET to save the change 2 Unlock when the display is in the main page push and hold SET for 2 seconds to go to the key lock page Push to unlock Pu...

Page 50: ...ave the change and exit Parameter settings FREQ Frequency setting Increment of 1MHz Select with Increment of 0 025MHz Select with GROUP group channel setting G group Select default group 1 6 CH channel Select default channel s up to 22 6 4 Operation Start with group number and then channel number Start with those digits in 1MHz and then those in 0 025MHz ...

Page 51: ...AIN 9dB GAIN 12dB GAIN 15dB The sensitivity is at GAIN 0dB default as shown above RFP RF power of the transmitter rF Lo 10mW default rF Hi 50mW Two output levels can be chosen as per local regulation RFP low RFP Hi The audio input attenuation is 20dB as shown above AUTO OFF time to turn off microphone automatically in Mute status OFF Deactivated 1 1 minute to auto off 10 10 minutes to auto off 30 ...

Page 52: ... power low 2V Red and green flashing alternately microphone mute and power low Blue on for 3 seconds indicats pairing successfully Blue flashing data receiving error Remoset ON OFF Key lock Syn on Remoset activated Syn oFF Remoset deactivated Loc on Lock ON Loc oFF Lock OFF Device ID ID OFF Device ID deactivated ID 0 255 Device ID 0 255 ON Digital code activated OFF Digital code deactivated The re...

Page 53: ...esired item Press SET to enter into the menu 2 After entering into the menu press to ad just the values Press SET to save the setting 1 Frequency set the frequency 1 Press to frequency setting Press SET to enter into the frequency setting screen 2 When entering into the frequency adjustment screen adjust the first three digits of frequency at the left Press using with 1MHz as the unit of modificat...

Page 54: ...sensitivity Use 1 dB as unit of modification After adjustment press SET to save the setting the range of sensitivity is 15dB 15dB 4 Attenuate 1 Press to enter into Attenuate Press SET to enter into the Attenuate setting screen 2 Press to turn on 3 Press to turn off After adjustment press SET to save the setting Group Chan G 1 C 1 624 750MHz Group Chan G 1 C 1 624 750MHz Sensitivity 0 dB Sensitivit...

Page 55: ...e is from 0 255 After the adjustment press SET to go to ID setting On Off ID On The ID of the microphone and the ID of the receiver shall be the same as to use the REMOSET function ID OFF Ignore the ID value The microphone will receive all REMOSET information transmitted by receivers with ID code Press SET for setting This setting will affect the usage of REMOSET Frequency Group Chan Sensitivity A...

Page 56: ...F power 3 Press Low Low RF power Press SET to save the setting Note When It is in High RF power the power consumption of the microphone is larger which would shorten the usage time of the battery 9 Contrast adjustment of screen contrast 1 Press to select Contrast Press SET to enter Contrast screen for contrast adjustment 2 Press to adjust the contrast The higher the value the darker the color on t...

Page 57: ...e will transmit digital code signals Push to deactivate The microphone will not transmit digital code signals The receiver will be in mute status if receiver has this function activated 12 Reset 1 Press to select reset Press SET to enter into Reset screen 2 Press to select confirm as to reset the internal information of the handheld transmitter Press SET to save the setting 3 Press to select cance...

Page 58: ...Power Only funtion buttons are locked Mute switch will not be locked 3 Press to select lock off Press SET to save the setting 4 To unlock press SET for two seconds and it will directly go into the key lock screen Press to select OFF Press SET to save the setting 14 Exit Press to select exit setting Press SET to go back to the main screen Reset KeyLock Exit Reset KeyLock Exit Press Set for 2 Sec to...

Page 59: ...igiCode function is ON the alert screen will blink slowly under these circumstance 2 When microphone s power is OFF 3 When microphone s battery level is too low 1 When microphone is under mute mode or microphone s DigiCode function is OFF 2 When microphone s power is OFF 3 When microphone s battery level is too low 1 When microphone is under mute mode ...

Page 60: ...noying feedback noises 4 It is recommended to hold the transmitter microphone at the middle section for the optimized audio pickup 5 In case that the microphone is not used for an extended period of time it is recommended to remove the batteries from the battery bay in order to prevent electrolyte leaks from damaging the transmitter 6 When changing the batteries it is recommended to change both ba...

Page 61: ... the limits for a Class B Digital Device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction may cause harmful interference to radio communication However there is...

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