Relacart UR-222S Single Channel Wireless Microphone User Guide
- June 12, 2024
- Relacart
Table of Contents
UR222S Wireless Microphone System
User Guide
Introduction
Thank you for choosing the UR222S/D wireless microphone system. If you follow
the instructions given in this guide, we can assure you that you
will enjoy this system for many years. This user guide will show you
how to install, set up and operate the wireless microphone system. Users of
this product are recommended to carefully read all warnings in this guide and
on the units in order to protect yourself and others from damage. Please keep
this guide for future needs and pass it on to further owners.
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Copyright
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Disclaimer
The contents of this document are subject to revision without notice due
to continued progress in methodology, design, and manufacturing. Relacart
shall have no liability for any error or damage of any kind resulting from the
use of this document.
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Product Overview
The UR222S is an affordable and reliable UHF system for everyday use. The
device works with 90 channel presets in 10 groups. 9 channels can be operated
in parallel. True diversity receiver technology, pilot tone and adjustable
noise squelch guarantee reliable transmission. Setup is quick and easy using
autoscan and infrared sync.
Key Features
- Automatic frequency scan (AFS) - The automatic frequency scan (AFS) finds interfacefree channels with the push of one button. 90 channel presets in 10 groups are available.
- Infrared synchronization - Enjoy easy and errorfree wireless setup by synchronizing channels between receiver and transmitters via infrared signal.
- Interferencefree operation - Pilot tone technology (PLL) ensures interferencefree operation. Noise squelch effectively blocks stray RF. Parallel operation of up to 9 systems is possible without any interference.
- Licensefree - The two frequency ranges 823832 MHz (Duplex Gap) and 863865 MHz are license free and approved in large parts of the EU.
- Durable construction - The wireless microphone is made of durable metal alloy for rigorous touring, yet remains comfortable and lightweight in your hand.
Supplied Accessories
Set UR222S (No. 13055207): Please open the shipping carton and very that
all accessories have arrived intact. If any item is missing consult your local
dealer immediately.
Optional Items
Important Safety Instructions
- These devices have left our premises in absolutely perfect condition. In order to maintain this condition and to ensure a safe operation, it is absolutely necessary for the user to follow the safety instructions and warning notes written in this user guide.
- Damages caused by the disregard of this user guide are not subject to warranty. The dealer will not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems.
- All units of the system were designed for indoor use only.
- Protect the units against water, high air humidity and heat (admissible ambient temperature 5 ‒ +45° C).
- Never modify, bend, strain mechanically, put pressure on, pull or heat up the power cord. Never operate next to sources of heat or cold. Disregard can lead to power cord damages, fire or mortal electrical shock.
- Never let the power cord come into contact with other cables! Handle the power cord and all connections with the mains with particular caution! Never touch them with wet hands, as this could lead to mortal electrical shock.
- Please make sure that there are no obvious transport damages. Should you notice any damages on the mains cable or on the casing, do not take the device into operation and immediately consult your local dealer.
- Always disconnect from the mains, when the device is not in use or before cleaning it. Please use a soft lint free and dry cloth for cleaning. Never use alcohol or solvents.
- If this device will be operated in any way different to the one described in this guide, the product may suffer damages and the guarantee becomes void. Furthermore, any other operation may lead to dangers like short circuit, burns, electric shock, etc.
- There are no serviceable parts inside the device. Maintenance and service operations are only to be carried out by authorized dealers.
- Never remove the serial barcodes from the devices as this would void the guarantee.
- Please use the original packaging if the device is to be transported in order to avoid damage.
Intended Use
- This system is intended for wireless audio transmission in the UHF range 823832 and 863865 MHz.
- Only use according to the instructions given in this user guide. Improper use is dangerous and will void any warranty claim. Observe all safety instructions.
Operating Elements and Functions
Receiver
A. Front panel
-
Power on/off
-
SYNC button
-
Backlit display
-
Infrared interface
-
SET, ◄ and ► control buttons
B. Rear panel
-
Antenna input B (BNC)
-
Balanced audio output (XLR)
-
Unbalanced audio output (6.3 mm jack)
-
Groundlift switch
-
Input for the power unit
-
Cable grip for power unit cable
-
Antenna input A (BNC)
Control functions
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| 1. Power on/off | • Press shortly to switch on the receiver |
• Keep pressed for approx. 2 sec to switch off the receiver
2. SYNC| • To synchronize the receiver and the microphone
5. SET| • Keep pressed for approx. 2 sec to enter the setting menu
• Press shortly for confirmation in the setting menu
• Press shortly to display the transmission channel or frequency, whichever is
not showing in the standard display
5. ◄ and ►| • Keep pressed for approx. 3 sec to start the automatic
channel scan within the current group
• Press shortly to manually select the transmission channel within the current
group
• Press shortly to navigate and set values in the setting menu
Display
| Indication | Function |
|---|---|
| 1. Radio signal strength RF | Shows the strength of the radio signal |
received; the more segments are displayed, the better is the reception
2. Audio level AF| Shows the volume level of the audio signal received;
the more segments are displayed, the higher is the volume level
3. Lock mode| : lock mode is enabled
: lock mode is disabled
4. No radio signal| Lights up when no radio signal from the transmitter
is received
5. Gain level LEVEL/ squelch threshold SQ| Indicates the gain level
(adjustable from 6 dB to +18 dB) or the squelch threshold (adjustable from 10
dB to +30 dB); the value adjusted last is indicated
6. Battery status of the transmitter| Indicates the battery status of the
transmitter in several levels
7. Group, channel/frequency| Indicates the group and the transmission
channel or the frequency
8. Diversity indication| An antenna symbol will indicate the receiver
section (A or B) receiving the radio signal of the highest quality
After switching on, the receiver indicates the standard display Frequency. This indication can be changed to Channel in the settings menu. The item not selected for the standard display can be shown for about 5 seconds by pressing the SET button once.
Wireless Microphone
A. Front panel
-
Microphone head (interchangeable)
-
Backlit display (indicates frequency, group, channel, battery status)
-
On/off and mute button
-
Infrared interface
-
Battery compartment cover
B. Rear panel -
Transmission power selector
-
Battery compartment
Control functions
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| 3. | • Press shortly to switch on the microphone |
• Keep pressed for approx. 3 sec to switch off the microphone
• Keep pressed for approx. 2 sec to activate/deactivate muting
6. HI/LO| • HI = high transmission power
• LO = low transmission power
Pocket Transmitter
A. Front panel
-
Antenna
-
Backlit display
(indicates frequency, group, channel, battery status) -
Infrared interface
-
SET, ◄ and ► control buttons
-
Latch for the battery compartment
B. Top panel -
Microphone input (4pin mini XLR)
-
On/off and mute button
Control functions
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| 7. | • Press shortly to switch on the pocket transmitter |
• Keep pressed for approx. 3 sec to switch off pocket transmitter
• Press shortly to activate/deactivate muting
4. SET| • Keep pressed for approx. 2 sec to enter setting menu
• Press shortly for confirmation in the setting menu
4. ◄ and ►| • Press shortly to navigate and set value in the
setting menu
Setup and Operation
Receiver Placing the receiver and connecting the antennas
Place the receiver on an even surface and connect the antennas provided to the
antenna jacks. Put the antennas upright in a Vshaped position.
- Place the receiver at least 1 meter above the ground and not too close to lateral walls.
- Avoid sources of interference such as metal surfaces or electronic devices (e.g. computer, CD player).
- Ideally, position the receiving antennas at the height of the transmitter. When using multiple systems, do not allow antennas to cross or touch each other.
- For optimum reception, keep the transmitter at least 1 meter away from the receiver and avoid obstacles.
- For rack installation (483 mm/19″), screw on the two mounting brackets provided at the left and right sides of the housing.
The antennas provided are suitable for use in good reception conditions. If more than one receiver is to be used, it may be better to use the R14D antenna distribution system and the R22AU directional antenna (accessories).
Connecting a mixer or amplifier
Connect the receiver to the following unit (e.g. mixer, amplifier).
- Set the input level of the following unit to minimum as long as the transmission path for the microphone system is not established.
- Use the balanced XLR output for connection to a balanced microphone input.
- Use the unbalanced 6.3 mm jack for connection to a line input via the connection cable provided.
- If the subsequent unit is provided with both connections, the XLR output should be used for an optimum signal transmission.
- Both outputs are connected in parallel allowing for audio output to two separate inputs.
- By operating the receiver with units grounded via the mains cable (e.g. amplifier, mixer), noise interference may occur due to ground loops. To eliminate this interference set the groundlift switch to position LIFT.
Connecting the power supply unit
Finally, connect the receiver to the mains via the power supply unit provided.
Thus the unit is powered on and is in standby mode. The power switch and the
display light up.
- Slide the country adapter onto the power supply unit and connect the cable to the power input jack of the receiver. Pass the cable through the cable grip. Connect the power supply unit to a wall socket.
- To switch off the receiver, keep the power switch pressed for about 2 seconds. If the unit is not used for a longer period, disconnect it from the mains as it will have a low current consumption even when it is switched off.
Automatic channel scan
Perform the automatic channel scan to select an interferencefree transmission
channel within the current group (UR222D: on each receiver section). To start
the scan, keep the button ◄ or ► pressed until the display indicates
- Do not switch on the wireless transmitter yet. Always set the receiver to an interferencefree transmission channel first.
- When multiple wireless systems are operated in parallel, switch on the wireless microphones that have already been set to a radio frequency before performing the scan, so that the channels already being used will be skipped during the scan.
- The standard display can indicate the transmission channel or the frequency. You can change the current setting in the setting menu (DISPLY).
- Short actuation of the ◄ or ► button allows you to manually select the transmission channel within the current group. After 2 seconds the displayed channel number will be flashing repeatedly until it is stored.
Synchronizing receiver and transmitter
Synchronize receiver and transmitter with the SYNC button.
- Switch on the transmitter. Unscrew the microphone’s lower part to access the infrared interface.
- Point the transmitter’s infrared interface towards the receiver’s infrared interface (max. 30 cm distance). Make sure that there are no obstacles between the IR interfaces.
- Press the SYNC button on the receiver to transfer the channel information to the transmitter. The display will shortly insert
, then the indication will pulsate during IR transmission (about 12 seconds). - When the receiver and the transmitter have been set to the same transmission channel, the receiver’s display will return to the standard display and indicate that a radio signal is being received. The more segments by the RF bargraph are displayed, the better is the reception. The warning (no radio signal) goes off.
- If the channel data could not be transferred to the transmitter, the receiver will display ERROR. Make sure that the transmitter is switched on and the infrared interface is facing the receiver and try again.
Adjusting the level
Adjust the system’s level.
- Speak or sing into the microphone and adjust the gain at the mixer or amplifier. You should now hear the audio signal through the following unit.
- The volume level of the transmitter is indicated on the AF bargraph of the receiver. It is adjustable via the gain setting in the receiver’s setting menu (LEVEL).
Wireless Microphone
Adjusting transmission power and inserting batteries
Open the battery compartment to adjust the transmission power and insert
batteries.
- Unscrew the lower part of the microphone counterclockwise and slide it back as far as it will go. The infrared interface, the selector for the transmission power and the battery compartment are now accessible.
- Adjust the transmission power with the HI/LO 6 selector: position HI = high power for a long range, yet reduced battery life, position LO = reduced range for a long battery life.
- Insert two 1.5 V AA batteries as indicated in the compartment.
- With new batteries, the microphone can be operated for approx. 8 hours. The capacity of the batteries is indicated in the display. Replace the batteries when the battery icon only shows one bar.
- If the microphone is not used for a longer period, please remove the batteries to prevent damage in case of battery leakage
Switching on/muting
Shortly press the button to switch on the microphone. The display lights up.
- Synchronize the microphone with the receiver via the infrared interface as described before. The microphone is now set up and you can screw the lower part back to the microphone’s body.
- Shortly press the button to mute the microphone during operation. The display indicates MUTE. Press the button again to turn mute off.
- To avoid accidental shutdown, you have to keep the button pressed for 3 seconds to turn the microphone off. The display shortly indicates POWER OFF and then goes off completely.
Pocket Transmitter
Inserting a battery
Open the battery compartment to insert a battery.
Release the latch and remove the battery cover. Insert
a 1.5 V AA battery as indicated in the compartment. Replace the battery cover.
- With a new battery, the pocket transmitter can be operated for approx. 6 hours. The capacity of the battery is indicated in the display. Replace the battery when the battery icon only shows one bar.
- If the pocket transmitter is not used for a longer period, please remove the battery to prevent damage in case of battery leakage.
Connecting microphones
Connect the headset microphone to the pocket transmitter.
- Connect the microphone to the mini XLR jack. The input provides a phantom power for condenser microphones.
- After all settings have been made, attach the transmitter with the belt clip to your clothing.
Switching on/muting
Shortly press the button to switch on the pocket transmitter. The button and
the display light up.
- Synchronize the pocket transmitter with the receiver via the infrared interface as described before. The pocket transmitter is now set up.
- Shortly press the button to mute the pocket transmitter during operation. The display indicates MUTE. Press the button again to turn mute off.
- To avoid accidental shutdown, you have to keep the button pressed for 3 seconds to turn the pocket transmitter off. The display shortly indicates POWER OFF and then goes off completely.
Device settings
Keep the SET 4 button pressed for approx. 2 seconds to enter the setting
menu. Use the ◄ and ► buttons to browse the menu items and press SET
to select the desired function.
- Set the transmission power under RF AMP: HIGH = high power for a long range, yet reduced battery life, LOW = reduced range for a long battery life.
- Use the GAIN setting to readjust sensitivity and thus the volume level of the pocket transmitter (0 dB/6 dB/12dB).
- When the LOCK mode is activated, it is not possible to activate muting or switch off the pocket transmitter.
Setting Menu
Keep the SET button pressed for approx. 2 seconds to enter the setting menu. Use the ◄ and ► buttons to browse the menu items and press SET to select the desired function. As long as the display is flashing, settings can be made with the ◄ and ► buttons. Confirm your settings with SET. Then the unit will return to the standard display. If no button has been pressed for a few seconds, the setting mode will be exited automatically. However, any setting made will also be saved in this case.
| Menu item | Function |
|---|---|
| DISPLY | Selects between frequency or channel for the standard display |
| GROUP | Changes the channel group (110) |
| LEVEL | Adjusts the transmitter’s gain |
(6 to +18 dB, adjustable in steps of 3 dB)
Use the gain setting to readjust sensitivity and thus the volume level of the
wireless microphone or pocket transmitter. Reduce the sensitivity if the
volume of the signal is too high and thus distorted. Increase the sensitivity
if the volume is too low and a poor S/N ratio results.
SQUELCH| Adjusts the squelch threshold
(10 to 30 dB, adjustable in steps of 5 dB)
The squelch will mute the receiver when the level of the radio signal received
falls below the threshold value adjusted. Thus, highfrequency
hissing noise will not cause noise at the receiver when the transmitter is
switched off or when the transmission power is insufficient. With a longer
distance between microphone and receiver, a lower value should be selected.
With a shorter distance, a higher value is applicable.
LOCK| Activates/deactivates the lock mode
When the lock mode is activated it is not possible to change values in the
setting menu and to switch off the receiver.
PILOT| Activates/deactivates the pilot tone evaluation
The pilot tone is an inaudible signal added to the transmitted signal by the
wireless microphone. The receiver detects and evaluates the pilot
tone. The pilot tone supports the receiver’s squelch function and prevents
interference due to RF signals from other devices.
Technical Specifications
UR-222S
Receiver
| Carrier frequencies: | 823832 MHz and 863865 MHz |
|---|---|
| Receiving frequencies: | 90, divided into 10 channels banks with up to 10 |
preset frequencies
Switching bandwidth:| 11 MHz
Deviation:| ± 45 kHz
Frequency stability:| ± 0.0005 %
T.H.D.:| <0.7 % at 1 kHz
S/N ratio:| >105 dB
Modulation method:| FM
Coverage:| 80 m (with lineofsight)
Frequency response:| 4518000 Hz
Sensitivity:| 5 dBµV (S/N >60 dB at 25 deviation)
Audio output:| XLR, bal.
| 6.3 mm jack, unbal.
Antenna inputs:| 2 x BNC (supply 8 V/150 mA)
Power supply:| 12 V DC, 500 mA via supplied power unit
connected to 100240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption:| 12 W
Dimensions:| 205 x 43 x 220 mm
Rack installation with 1 U with supplied mounting brackets
Weight:| 1.2 kg
UH-222D
Microphone
| Carrier frequencies: | 823832 MHz and 863865 MHz |
|---|---|
| Type: | Dynamic |
| Directivity pattern: | Cardioid |
| Switching bandwidth: | 11 MHz |
| RF power output: | 5 mW (low)/10 mW (high), switchable |
| Deviation: | ± 45 kHz |
| Modulation: | FM |
| Coverage: | 80 m (with lineofsight) |
| Power supply: | 2 x 1.5 V battery (type AA) |
| Current consumption: | approx. 120 mA |
| Battery life: | approx. 8 hours |
| Dimensions: | 52 x 255 mm |
| Weight: | 235 g |
U-222
Pocket transmitter
| Carrier frequencies: | 823832 MHz and 863865 MHz |
|---|---|
| Switching bandwidth: | 11 MHz |
| Deviation: | ± 45 kHz |
| RF power output: | 5 mW (low)/10 mW (high), switchable |
| Modulation: | FM |
| Coverage: | 80 m (with lineofsight) |
| Connection: | 4pin mini XLR jack (supplies 5 V) |
| Power supply: | 2 x 1.5 V battery (type AA) |
| Current consumption: | approx. 110 mA |
| Battery life: | approx. 11 hours |
| Dimensions: | 84 x 66 x 23 mm |
| Weight: | 175 g |
Item numbers
| UR222S Set (receiver, microphone ) | 13055207 | UR222S Receiver | 13055205 |
|---|---|---|---|
| UT222 Bodypack | 13055211 | UH222D Microphone | 13055206 |
| UR222D 2KanalEmpfänger | 13055189 | UH222C Microphone | 13055208 |
Radio frequencies (in MHz)
Channel| Group 1| Group 2| Group 3| Group 4| Group
5| Group 6| Group 7| Group 8| Group 9| Group 10
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1| 823.625| 823.825| 823.175| 827.450| 823.500| 823.250| 824.025|
824.975| 823.000| 823.975
2| 828.275| 825.000| 827.200| 828.575| 824.500| 823.750| 826.225|
826.025| 824.225| 825.775
3| 829.100| 825.575| 827.825| 829.250| 825.750| 825.250| 826.975|
828.000| 824.975| 828.625
4| 830.225| 826.550| 829.375| 830.275| 827.250| 826.500| 829.300|
828.700| 828.000| 829.500
5| 830.625| 827.075| 829.875| 830.700| 828.250| 827.500| 829.700|
829.100| 829.100| 831.900
6| 831.625| 829.700| 830.625| 831.725| 863.150| 828.250| 863.125|
863.150| 829.500| 863.475
7| 863.400| 831.500| 863.625| 863.625| 863.550| 863.125| 863.525|
863.550| 863.125| 863.900
8| 863.825| 863.350| 864.350| 864.325| 864.600| 863.525| 864.175|
864.175| 863.525| 864.550
9| 864.625| 863.900| 864.875| | | 864.175| 864.625| 864.600| 864.175|
10| | 864.875| | | | 864.625| | | 864.625|
Manufacturer Declarations
CE Conformity
The units correspond to all required directives of the EU and are therefore
marked with ** according to the 2014/53/EU directive.
Applications
This system is intended for use in the EU. The operation in the 863865 MHz
frequency range is generally approved and licensefree in all EU member
countries. The operation in the 823832 MHz frequency range is licensefree in
Germany, however, is subject to restrictions in certain areas: AT, CY, FR, LT,
LV, MT, PL, SE, UK (status as of 2018). Prior to use, make sure that the
desired frequencies are approved and legal in your country. Consult your
national authority for possible requirements.
WEEE Directive
** If the units are to be put out of operation definitively, take them to a
local recycling plant for a disposal which is not harmful to the environment.
Do not dispose of as municipal waste. Contact your retailer or local
authorities for more information.
Battery Directive
**** Never dispose of discharged batteries in the household waste. Please
take them to a special waste disposal or a collection container at your
retailer.
RELACART ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
Distribution by Steinigke Showtechnic GmbH
Andreas-Bauer-Str. 5 • 97297 WaldbOttelbrunn
Germany • www.relacart.de
Publ. 2021
D000999666
V 1.2
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