Technical Pro WM301 VHF Wireless Microphone System User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- technical pro
Table of Contents
Technical Pro WM301 VHF Wireless Microphone System
DESCRIPTION
- Two microphones and a base transmitter are included in the rack-mountable wireless microphone system known as the WM301, which can be described as a rack-mountable wireless system. Using the rack mountable gear that is provided, the base transmitter can be installed onto a rack in either a studio or a mobile environment. Both of the microphones that are supplied are of high quality. Because the experts at Tpro are aware that microphones have to be long-lasting and reliable in the sound that they produce, these are two of the most robust and well-built microphones currently available on the market. The frequency used by the system is a Dual VHF High Band. The microphones only pick up sound in one direction.
- This is a very significant component that will enable you to use this microphone in noisy or loud ambient surroundings without the risk of picking up room noise or distortion that may interrupt your recording or broadcast. This is a very important aspect that will allow you to use this microphone in noisy or loud ambient environments. You won’t have to worry about the speaker or vocalist being distracted by the noise of the audience, the wind, or any other sound coming from the outside! Because of this, you will be able to perform as a DJ in a noisy environment while still maintaining your ability to communicate properly with your audience. This is absolutely helpful in an actual performance!
- The WM301 is an excellent wireless system that may be used in a variety of different environments. It is versatile enough to be used in a variety of scenarios, including conference meetings, showroom presentations, live stage settings, DJ performances, and even recording studios. The ability to move around freely without having to worry about tripping over tangled wires is an invaluable asset whether one is presenting a product or making an announcement in front of a large audience. Because of this, you will be able to make a significant effect on your audience by ensuring that they remain interested in what you have to say and attentive to your gestures.
- If you are a DJ who needs to move rapidly to produce your mix or choose that next track, walk freely with the microphone in your hand. This will amaze your crowd and show them that you are a professional by demonstrating that you are utilizing professional gear. No tangled mass of cables! The WM301 is one of the best professional microphones that can be purchased in today’s market, and its pricing is unbeatable in comparison to other models.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Brand: Technical Pro
- Item Weight: 2.38 pounds
- Package Dimensions: 15.51 x 12 x 3.39 inches
- Item model number: WM301
- Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
- Connector Type: XLR Connector
- Material Type: tpro
- Power Source: Battery Powered
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Microphone System
- User Manual
FEATURES
- Portable UHF Audio Set with XLR Jack-4 Handheld Dynamic Mic, Receiver for the Technical Pro WM301 Professional VHF Wireless Microphone System
- Dual signal in the high-frequency VHF band, Polar Pattern: Dynamic Cardioid, Digital sound processing, and Digital sound output Mixed XLR outputs (balanced), as well as 1/4” outputs
- Modulation mode is FM, and the frequency stability is 0.005% or less. Maximum allowable frequency deviation: 25 kHz when using the limiting compressor, 40 Hz–20 kHz is the frequency response.
- Audio dynamic range is 90dB, signal-to-noise ratio is 93dB, total harmonic distortion is less than 0.5 percent, and so on. 165 feet is the range of service.
- Includes two portable microphones, an LCD display that shows the microphone’s frequency, and is available in five different sets, giving you the ability to use up to ten microphones in a single place.
MAINTENANCE
-
Regular Cleaning:
Consistently clean the microphones, transmitters, and receiver to prevent the accumulation of dirt and debris. Use a soft, dry cloth for wiping, avoiding harsh chemicals that could harm the equipment. -
Antenna Upkeep:
Keep the antennas unobstructed and clean. Debris on the antennas can impact the system’s signal strength and reception. Gently wipe the antennas with a clean cloth as needed. -
Battery Management:
If batteries are used, monitor their status and replace when necessary. Check for signs of battery leakage or corrosion and replace damaged batteries promptly. -
Receiver Ventilation:
Ensure the receiver has proper airflow to prevent overheating. Avoid placing objects on top of it that could block ventilation. Adequate airflow helps sustain performance and prevents component damage. -
Inspect Cables and Connections:
Regularly examine cables and connections for wear, damage, or loose fittings. Faulty cables can result in signal interruptions or interference. Replace damaged cables as required. -
Firmware Updates:
If applicable, look for manufacturer-provided firmware updates. Keeping the firmware current can enhance performance and address known issues. -
Storage:
When not in use, store the equipment in a cool, dry place. Consider using protective cases or covers to prevent dust buildup and physical damage. -
Transportation Care:
During transit, secure the equipment to prevent shifting or damage. If using a case, ensure it provides proper padding and protection. -
Professional Assessment:
Periodically, consider having authorized technicians inspect and service the system. This proactive approach can identify and resolve potential issues before they escalate. -
Avoid Harsh Conditions:
Operate the system within recommended temperature and humidity ranges. Prevent exposure to extreme elements like high heat, direct sunlight, and moisture. -
Labeling and Organization:
If managing multiple microphones or components, labeling can help avoid confusion and accidental damage. Organizing properly contributes to prevention. -
Follow Usage Guidelines:
Adhere to manufacturer-specified guidelines for system use, including recommended operating distances and settings. Staying within intended specifications supports its longevity.
PRECAUTIONS
-
Suitable Environment:
Operate the system in a suitable area, free from excessive humidity, heat, dust, or direct sunlight, as these conditions can impact its performance and longevity. -
Interference Awareness:
Be mindful of potential frequency interference caused by other devices within the same frequency range. This can result in signal interruptions or subpar audio quality. Always choose a clear frequency channel. -
Battery Care:
If the system relies on batteries, ensure you use quality batteries and replace them as needed. Low battery levels can lead to distorted audio and signal disruptions. Adhere to the manufacturer’s battery recommendations. -
Antenna Positioning:
Position antennas correctly for optimal signal transmission. Keep them clear of metal objects and sources of interference to prevent signal weakening. -
Receiver Placement:
Set up the receiver in a well-ventilated area to prevent overheating. Avoid stacking other equipment on top of it. -
Transmitter Handling:
Handle microphones and transmitters with care to prevent internal component damage from rough handling or drops. -
Power Source:
Utilize the provided power supply or the recommended adapter to avoid damaging the system due to incorrect voltage or current. -
Maintenance:
Regularly clean microphones, transmitters, and the receiver to prevent the accumulation of debris that could impact audio quality. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning. -
Transportation:
Safeguard the system during transport using protective cases or bags to prevent physical harm. Secure antennas and other protruding parts to avoid bending or breakage. -
Manual Reference:
Familiarize yourself with the user manual and adhere to the manufacturer’s instructions for setup, operation, and addressing issues. -
Avoid Overload:
Prevent signal interference and performance issues by refraining from operating too many wireless devices simultaneously in a confined space. -
Professional Repairs:
Contact the manufacturer or authorized service center for repairs or adjustments, rather than attempting to fix the system yourself, which could void the warranty or lead to further damage. -
Proper Usage:
Use the system only as intended and avoid making modifications or changes not endorsed by the manufacturer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Technical Pro WM301 VHF Wireless Microphone System?
The Technical Pro WM301 is a VHF wireless microphone system designed for various applications, including presentations, performances, and events.
How many microphones are included in the system?
The system usually includes two wireless handheld microphones.
What type of wireless technology does it use?
The WM301 uses VHF (Very High Frequency) wireless technology for its transmission.
What is the range of the wireless connection?
The range can vary but is typically around 100-150 feet (30-45 meters) in optimal conditions.
Is the system suitable for professional use?
The WM301 is more suited for semi-professional or amateur use due to its VHF technology, which might be less immune to interference than UHF or digital systems.
What is the purpose of this microphone system?
The system is designed to provide wireless mobility to performers or speakers, eliminating the need for a wired connection to the sound system.
Is the system easy to set up?
The receiver typically has both balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4-inch audio outputs for compatibility with various audio systems.
Are there any controls for adjusting audio settings?
The receiver often includes controls for adjusting volume levels for each microphone channel and might have additional features such as tone controls.
Is the system battery-powered?
Yes, both the microphones and the receiver are often powered by AC adapters that need to be plugged into power outlets.
Can I use external batteries with the microphones?
No, the microphones typically use built-in rechargeable batteries provided by the included AC adapter.
Can I use the system with other microphones?
The system is designed to work specifically with the included microphones. Compatibility with other microphones is not guaranteed.
What is the frequency range of the system?
The frequency range for VHF systems like the WM301 usually falls within 170 MHz to 270 MHz.
Are there any additional features on the microphones?
Some models might have features like mute buttons, adjustable sensitivity, or channel selection.
Can the microphones be used simultaneously?
Yes, both microphones can be used simultaneously, allowing for dual performances or discussions.
Is the system suitable for recording purposes?
While the system is primarily designed for live sound reinforcement, it can potentially be used for recording as well, depending on your setup.