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NO Sound 

1. AC Adapter not connected to Receiver 
or power source. 

2. Receiver and/or Microphone is OFF. 

3. Receiver is not connected to mixer or 
amplifier. 

4. Volume control on Receiver is at zero. 

5. Transmitter and Receiver frequencies 
are not identical. 

6. Transmitter ON/OFF switch is at “OFF” or 
“MUTE” 

7. Transmitter batteries are not inserted 
properly or are missing. 

8. Transmitter batteries are dead. 

9. Receiver is invisible from Transmitter 
location. 

10. Receiver is too close to metal objects. 

 

1. Connect AC Adapter to Receiver 
and/or power source. 

2. Turn power switch to ON position. 

3. Connect Receiver output to mixer 
and/or amplifier input. 

4. Turn Volume control dial clockwise. 

5. Use the same frequency for the 
Transmitter and the Receiver. 

6. Set Transmitter ON/OFF switch to 
“ON” 

7. Insert batteries in the corresponding 
direction as indicated by “+” and “-“. 

8. Replace batteries. 

9. Relocate the Receiver to a direct line 

of sight location to the Transmitter. 

10. Keep Receiver away from metal 

objects that may cause interference. 

Noise, Crackling, 
Unwanted Signals 

1. Antenna location. 

2. Interference from TV, Radio, or 
defective electrical appliances or 
installations. 

1. Relocate the Receiver to a direct line 
of sight location to the Transmitter. 

2. Power off interference sources and/or 
defective appliances or change the 
frequency used by these devices. 

Distortion 

1. Interference from other wireless 
systems, TV, Radio, or defective electrical 
appliances or installations. 

1. Power off interference sources and/or 
defective appliances or change the 
frequency used by these devices. 

Momentary loss of sound at 

some locations within 

performance area 

1. Antenna location. 

 

 

1. Relocate the Receiver to a direct line 
of sight location to the Transmitter. If 
dead spots persist, mark these areas 
and avoid performing in or around 
them. 

 
 
 
 

Содержание WM-219

Страница 1: ...UHF SERIES UHF 540 590MHz PROFESSIONAL WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM WM 219 User Manual...

Страница 2: ...registered trademarks of their respective companies AMERICAN AUDIO and all affiliated companies hereby disclaim any and all liabilities for property equipment building and electrical damages injuries...

Страница 3: ...TS General Information 4 Warranty 6 Safety Instructions and Guidelines 7 Overview 9 Installation Location Guidelines 11 Installation Power Battery Replacement 12 Operation 13 Troubling Shooting Tips...

Страница 4: ...have occurred during shipping If the carton appears to be damaged carefully inspect your device for damage and be sure all accessories necessary to operate the device have arrived intact In the event...

Страница 5: ...r not must be freight pre paid and accompany a return authorization R A number The R A number must be clearly written on the outside of the return package A brief description of the problem as well as...

Страница 6: ...on manual D This is not a service contract and this warranty does not include maintenance cleaning or periodic check up During the period specified above American Audio will replace defective parts at...

Страница 7: ...included will void the original manufactures warranty and increase the risk of damage and or personal injury NEVER OPEN THIS DEVICE WHILE IN USE DO NOT PLUG DEVICE INTO A DIMMER PACK UNPLUG POWER BEFO...

Страница 8: ...erials to transport the fixture in for service F C C C O N S U M E R A L E R T U S A license is not required to operate this wireless microphone system However operating this microphone system is subj...

Страница 9: ...on Buttons 10 CH B Antenna Input BNC 4 CH A LED Control Display 11 CH B 3pin XLR Balanced Audio Output 5 Infrared Transmitter 12 CH A and CH B Audio Mix Output 6 CH B LED Control Display 13 CH A 3pin...

Страница 10: ...I O w w w a d j c o m 10 OVERVIEW HANDHELD MICROPHONE TRANSMITTERS 1 Grill 1 Frequency 2 LED Control Display 2 Battery Level 3 Infrared Receiver 4 Power Switch 5 Battery Compartment Cover 6 Internal...

Страница 11: ...nication devices and wireless remote controls electronic appliances and people Therefore it is highly recommended to position the wireless receiver away from the above mentioned items and a minimum of...

Страница 12: ...Route antenna BNC extension cables from back of receiver to Rack Ears d Secure antenna BNC extension cables to Rack Ears e Connect 3pin XLR audio cable to Balanced Channel A and B outputs f Connect au...

Страница 13: ...match 6 Repeat this process for the other channel and microphone or repeat this process again if there are any issues 7 Adjust the volume control dials for each channel A B accordingly and test OP E...

Страница 14: ...r 6 Set Transmitter ON OFF switch to ON 7 Insert batteries in the corresponding direction as indicated by and 8 Replace batteries 9 Relocate the Receiver to a direct line of sight location to the Tran...

Страница 15: ...Receiving Sensitivity 90dB TRANSMITTERS x2 Power 10dBm Modulation Type FM Battery Voltage 1 5V x2 AA Batteries not included Battery Life with Full Charge 6 10 Hours CONTROL CONNECTIONS 2 Rotary Chann...

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