PYLE PDWM8225 Wireless Microphone System User Manual

: June 13, 2024
: Pyle

Table of Contents

SYSTEM COMPOSITION
FOREWORD
SYSTEM FEATURES
SYSTEM TYPE
FOUR CHANNEL RECEIVER FEATURES
MICROPHONE-TRANSMITTER FEATURES
BODY-PACK TRANSMITTER FEATURES
Transmitter Battery Installation
BODYPACK TRANSMITTER CONNECTION
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SYSTEM CONNECTION
TROUBLESHOOTING
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
RECEIVER SPECIFICATION
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
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PYLE PDWM8225 Wireless Microphone System

PYLE PDWM8225 Wireless Microphone System

SYSTEM COMPOSITION

Receiver ———————————————————————————————— X1
Wireless hand-held or body-pack microphone —————————————- X8
Audio Cable —————————————————————————————— X1
AC power adapter of special receiver —————————————————— X1
Battery 1.5V —————————————————————————————- X16
User guide ——————————————————————————————– X1

This professional wireless set provides a high quality microphone with UHF radio system for freedom of movement without loss of audio quality. Please read this manual before using this equipment in order to avoid damage through incorrect operation and to get the best performance from your purchase. This series of professional wireless microphone system used a super steady PLL – synthesized control technic and matches the high efficient, low consumption discharging technique and super sensitive discharging receiving technique, also apply an independent developed mobile frequency compression, expander circuit, image frequency limiting circuit, a multiple checked silent and noisy circuit, antenna diversity receiving circuit, switch impact noise defeat circuit, resist reverb eration circuit and changed output controlled slowly system and finished on its item named pattern line. Eery system is available to an excellent electric function by Q.C. strictly.

FOREWORD

Your new series of wireless system is designed to give you the best of both sound reinforcement worlds: the freedom of wireless system, and excellent quality. This manual covers each of the series system: The VocalArtist-UHF, The Presenter-UHF, The Headset-UHF, and The Guilarist-UHF.

SYSTEM FEATURES

Adopt the PLL-Synthesized control technic, Multi-UHF channels.
The UHF frequency range is 523-597.8 MHz, avoiding the frequency interruption.
LCD information display.
Double noise squelch operation circuit and system will be higher, efficient and much more steady.
Use the dynamic type and Uni-directional cartridge, clear to show the sound.
High efficient and low consumption design.
Use the high extension antennas, the operating distance will reach 50m.

SYSTEM TYPE

The Vocal Artist-UHF is a hand-held system designed for singers who desire the high quality of microphones and the freedom of wireless performance.
The Presenter-UHF is a body-pack system designed for public speakers who prefer an inconspicuous, hands-free lavalier microphone.
The Headset-UHF is a body-pack system designed for users in physically active applications, who desire the freedom of hand-free microphone.
The Guitarist-UHF is a body-pack system designed for use with electric guilars, basses, and other electric instruments.

FOUR CHANNEL RECEIVER FEATURES

Four Channel Receiver Features

Power Button: Power ON/OFF the receiver.
Down Function Button: Sets channel data.
“RF” Signal indicator: It glows when the Receiver receive RF signal from Transmitter.
LCD Information Display: Show the receiver frequency channel etc.
Volume Knob: Adjust the volume output of receiver.
Up Function Button: Sets channel data.
AF Audio Level Indicator: Indicate the wireless system audio signal level.
Antenna.
Power switch of CH5-8: When switch to “ON” position, it means CH5 to CH8 is on, all channels from 1 to 8 is on for working. When switch to “OFF” position, it means CH5 to CH8 is on, only CH1 to CH4 is ON for working.
XLR Balanced Output Jack: Connect the audio cable from this jack to the input port of amplifier, mixer.
1/4″ Audio Output Jack: Connect the audio cable from this jack to the input port of amplifier, mixer. (CH1-4 or CH5-8)
Power Jack: Connect the AC/DC adapter to receiver.

MICROPHONE-TRANSMITTER FEATURES

Microphone-transmitter Features

Grille: Protects the cartridge and help reducing the breath sounds and wind noise.
LCD Information Display: Show the transmitter frequency channel ect.
Down Function Button: Sets channel data.
Up Function Button: Sets channel data.
Power and Audio Mute Switch.
Battery Cover: Open it to install the battery.

BODY-PACK TRANSMITTER FEATURES

Body-pack Transmitter Features

Power and Audio Mute Switch.
Antenna: Transmit the RF signal of transmitter.
Belt Clip: Attach the transmitter to the belt.
Audio Input Jack: Suitable for lavalier system/headset system.
Low Battery Indicator: Red light glows when it is lack of power and should renew the battery.
LCD Information Display: Show the transmitter frequency channel etc.
Gain Adjusting Volume: Adjust the transmitter audio input gain.
State Setting Switch: Set the using state of lavalier system (L) / headset system (H) / guitar system (G).
Up Function Button: Sets channel data.
Down Function Button: Sets channel data.

Transmitter Battery Installation

Battery Installation of Handheld Microphone: Open the battery cover.
Insert the supplied batteries into battery jar in polarity and cover the battery.
Battery Installation of Bodypack Transmitter: Push open the battery cover. Insert the supplied batteries into battery jar in polarity and close the battery cover.

BODYPACK TRANSMITTER CONNECTION

Lavalier Microphone Connection: Connect the connector of supplied lavalier microphone to the connecting jack of transmitter (shown as below)\ Set the transmitter work state in wireless lavalier system (L).
Headset Microphone Connection: Connect the connector of supplied headset microphone to the connecting jack of transmitter (shown as below) Set the transmitter work state in wireless headset system (H).

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Receiver Operation: Power ON receiver, press twice “UP” button of module
2 and 3 together for 1 second to enter the adjustment, when the LCD displays “ UnLOC “, it is under “Normal Operation”. When the LCD displays “LOC”, it is under “Locking Operation”.
a. Normal Operation
- Press and hold “UP”JWDOWN• button, release the button once the CH number begins to flash
- When it is flashing, continue to press “UP/DOWN” button to increase /decrease the channel orderly, select the desired channel.
- The selected channel will be saved automatically without any action for 5 seconds
- Please refer to the following list for showing the adjusting channels.
  b. Locking Operation
- Press and hold “UP/DOWN” button, release the button once the CH number begins to flash
- When flashing, continue to press “UP/DOWN” button to increase/decrease the channel orderly, select the desired channel
- Once done with the channel adjustment of any module, the channels of the other seven modules will be changed automatically without any action to select the channels under same group.
- The channels will be save automatically for using without any action for 5 seconds.
- Please refer to the following list for showing group information.
Transmitter Operation
Power ON transmitter
- Press and hold “UP/DOWN” button, release the button once the CH number begins to ash
- When it is flashing, continue to press “UP/DOWN” button to increase /decrease channel orderly, select the same channel as chosen on receiver.
- The selected channel will be saved automatically without any action for 5 seconds.
Please pay attention: In using multi-microphones together with better effect (less interference), we suggest to choose 8 frequencies under same\ group for using.

| Adj ustable Freq from Module 1 to4| Adjustable Freq. from Module 5 to 8
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Group “0”

| CH:01| CH:02| CH:03| CH:04| CH:05| CH:06| CH:07| CH:08
523.200| 525.525| 539.400| 545.075| 573.225| 577.975| 585.375| 595.375

Group”1″

| CH:11| CH:12| CH:13| CH:14| CH:15| CH:16|

CH:17

| CH:18
523.500| 525.925| 539.700| 545.375| 573.525| 578.275|

585.575

| 595.575

Group “2”

| CH:21| CH:22| CH:23| CH:24| CH:25| CH:26| CH:27| CH:28
523.800| 527.225| 540.000| 545.575| 573.825| 578.575|

585.975

| 595.975

Group “3”

| CH:31| CH:32| CH:33| CH:34| CH:35| CH:36| CH:37| CH:38
524.100| 527.525| 540.300| 545.975| 574.125| 578.875| 587.275|

595.275

Group “4”

| CH:41| CH:42| CH:43| CH:44| CH:45| CH:46| CH:47| CH:48
524.400| 527.825| 540.500| 545.275| 574.425| 579.175|

587.575

| 595.575

Group “5”

| CH:51| CH:52| CH:53| CH:54| CH:55| CH:56| CH:57| CH:58
524.700| 528.125| 540.900| 545.575| 574.725| 579.475| 587.875|

595.875

Group “6”

| CH:61| CH:62| CH:63| CH:64| CH:65| CH:66| CH:67| CH:68
525.000| 528.425| 541.200| 545.875| 575.025| 579.775| 588.175|

597.175

Group “7”

| CH:71| CH:72| CH:73| CH:74| CH:75| CH: 76| CH: 77| CH: 78
525.300| 528.725| 541.500| 547.175| 575.325| 580.075| 588.475| 597.475

Group “8”

| CH:81| CH:82| CH:83| CH:84| CH:85| CH:86| CH:87| CH:88
525.500| 529.025| 541.800| 547.475| 575.525| 580.375| 588.775| 597.775

SYSTEM CONNECTION

Receiver Power Connection: Connect the DC connector of supplied AC/DC adapter Into the DC power input of receiver. Plug the AC Input connecter into an AC120/60Hz or AC220V/50Hz outlet. (Shown as below).
Antenna: Keep the position of antenna at a 45 angle from vertical.\ (Shown as below)
Audio Connection: Connect the corresponding output of receiver by supplied 1/4w phone jack audio cable or your XLR cable to the Input of power amplifier, mixer.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

| INDICATOR STATUS| SOLUTION
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No Sound| Red transmitter indicator is not flashing|

Slide transmitter POWER ON/OFF switch to ON position. Make sure battery is inserted properly, observing battery (+/-). If the battery is inserted properly, replace with fresh battery.

No Sound

| Red transmitter indicator is flashing| Slide transmitter MUTE/ON switch to ON position
No Sound| Red receiver POWER light off|

Make sure AC adapter is securely plugged into electrical outlet and into DC input connector. Make sure AC electrical outlet works and supplies proper voltage

No Sound

| Receiver signal indicators A/B lights glowing| Turn up receiver volume control. Confirm that the output connections from the receiver to the external equipment are secure
No Sound| Receiver signal indicators A/B lights off. Transmitter and receiver POWER lights glowing|

Confirm transmitter and receiver~ frequency match. Move transmitter closer to receiver.

Sound level differs from the level of a cabled Instrument.

| Receiver signal indicators A/B lights glowing| Adjust transmitter gain level to compensate. Adjust receiver volume as necessary
Sound level differs from the level of different guitars|

Receiver signal indicators A/E lights glowing

|

Readjust transmitter gain level to compensate differences in guitar outputs

Distortion level increases gradually

| Receiver signal indicators A/B lights and transmitter LOW BATTERY light glowing|

Replace transmitter battery

Bursts of noise or other audible radio signals present

| Signal indicators A/B lights ON| Identify potential sources of interference (other RF sources) and turn OFF, remove or use a wireless system operating on a different frequency
Momentary loss of sound as transmitter is moved around performing area.| Receiver signal indicator A/B lights OFF when sound is lost|

Reposition receiver and perform walk-through again. If audio dropouts persist, mark “dead” spot-and avoid them during performance.

SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

RF Carrier Frequency Range:
Approximately 523 to 597.8 MHZ (Available frequencies depend on applicable regulations in country where system is used).
Operating Range: 50m (approximately 164ft) under typical conditions
Audio Frequency Response: 100 to 18,000Hz, ±3dB
THD: <1%
Mobile state Range: > 100dB