PHENYX PRO PTU-51 Eight Channels Wireless Microphone System Owner’s Manual

PTU-51/5000/4000 Series
Fixed UHF Frequency
Dual / Quad / Eight Channels Wireless Microphone System

OWNER’S MANUAL

Thank you for purchasing the Phenyx Pro PTU-51/5000/4000 Series.
For the best results and the utmost satisfaction for your new unit, please read this manual carefully to ensure proper operation, and keep it for future reference. For more information, please visit our store: www.phennyxpro.com

**System Description

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System Overview
The PTU-51/5000/4000 Series comes to provide everyone with a reliable and affordable solution for wireless sound performance. The full metal housing receiver and handheld transmitters offer great durability. Fixed frequency design makes operation a breeze with the plug-and-go setup and provides stable UHF signals for smooth sound transmission. The coverage of the systems extends up to 260ft, ideal for KTV rooms, dance halls, churches, parties, conference rooms,

System features

• Fixed frequency in the UHF frequency band is designed for the plug-and-go simple setup.
• Crisp, robust, lossless sound quality with cardioid pickup pattern to minimize noise.
• Sturdy all-metal construction for both receivers, handheld dynamic mics, and portable bodypack transmitters.
• XLR outputs for each channel and one 1/4″ TS unbalanced mixed output for combined audio.
• Up to 260ft long operation range.

• 8 hours battery life for each microphone.

System components
Your system comes with a combination of the following components.

Receiver

Transmitters

Accessories

Functions of Parts

Receiver
PWR-51

PWR-5000

Front panel

① Power button: Press the button for 1 sec to power the unit on and off.
② Volume 1 control: Adjust volume for CH1.
③ Volume 2 control: Adjust volume for CH2.
④ Volume 3 control: Adjust volume for CH3.
⑤ Volume 4 control: Adjust volume for CH4.
⑥ Volume 5 control: Adjust volume for CH5.
⑦ Volume 6 control: Adjust volume for CH6.
⑧ Volume 7 control: Adjust volume for CH7.
⑨ Volume 8 control: Adjust volume for CH8.
⑩ RF 1: CH1 RF signal indicator. It lights when the transmitter receives the RF signal to indicate successful synchronization.
⑪ RF 2: CH2 RF signal indicator.
⑫ RF 3: CH3 RF signal indicator.
⑬ RF 4: CH4 RF signal indicator.
⑭ RF 5: CH5 RF signal indicator.
⑮ RF 6: CH6 RF signal indicator.
⒃ RF 7: CH7 RF signal indicator.
⒔ RF 8: CH8 RF signal indicator.| ⒕ AF 1: CH1 audio signal indicator. It lights when the transmitter receives the audio signal.
⒖ AF 2: CH2 audio signal indicator.
⒗ AF 3: CH3 audio signal indicator.
17 AF 4: CH4 audio signal indicator.
18 AF 5: CH5 audio signal indicator.
19 AF 6: CH6 audio signal indicator.
21 AF 7: CH7 audio signal indicator.
22 AF 8: CH8 audio signal indicator.
23 CH1 frequency number
24 CH2 frequency number
25 CH3 frequency number
26 CH4 frequency number
27 CH5 frequency number
28 CH6 frequency number
29 CH7 frequency number
30 CH8 frequency number
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Rear panel

① Power jack
② 1/4” mixed output jack:
The 1/4” (6.35mm) output jack accepts an unbalanced TS phone-type connector.
③ Balanced XLR output for CH1
④ Balanced XLR output for CH2
⑤ Balanced XLR output for CH3
⑥ Balanced XLR output for CH4
⑦ Balanced XLR output for CH5
⑧ Balanced XLR output for CH6
⑨ Balanced XLR output for CH7| ⑩ Balanced XLR output for CH8
⑪ Antenna A: Connect the 500MHz antenna to pick up signals from transmitters.
⑫ Antenna B: Connect the 500MHz antenna to pick up signals from transmitters.
⑬ Antenna C: Connect the 900MHz antenna to pick up signals from transmitters.
⑭ Antenna D: Connect the 900MHz antenna to pick up signals from transmitters.
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Transmitters

1. Antenna

2. Battery light: It lights red to indicate a low battery level.

3. Power button: For the bodypack transmitter, one short press (tap) the power button to turn it on/off. For the handheld transmitter, long press the power button for 1 second to turn it on/off.

4.  3-pin mini XLR jack

5. LCD screen: It displays frequency numbers.
   *NOTE: The handheld transmitter display lights green when the battery is sufficient and turns red when the battery level is low.

6. Battery compartment: Install batteries with the correct polarity.

7.  Replaceable microphone capsule

Operation Guidance

Single system setup
Step 1: Connect and power up the receiver

1. Connect antennas to the receiver via ANT jacks.
   *Note: For PWR-4000, connect two ANTB-500 antennas to ANT A and ANT B, and two ANTB-900 antennas to ANT C and ANT D.

2.  Connect the power supply to the receiver via the power jack.

3. Connect the audio output to an amplifier/speaker or mixer via the 1/4” mixed output jack or XLR audio output jack.

4. Long press (2s) the power button of the receiver to turn it on.

Step 2: Turn on transmitters

1. Install fresh batteries with the correct polarity.
2.  Long press power buttons to turn on transmitters.

Step 3: Automatic Pair Up
The transmitter and the reciever will pair up automatically.
*NOTE: Check the frequency number on the LCD screen to distinguish each transmitter and channel of the receiver.

Wireless Tips

If you encounter wireless interference or dropouts, try the following suggestions:

• Replace the transmitter batteries.
• Choose a different frequency channel.
• Avoid approaching the receiver and transmitters with metal or other dense materials.
• Place the receiver as high as possible on the equipment rack.
• Remove any devices causing possible signal interference, such as cellphones, computers, media players, two-way radios, and digital signal processors.
• Keep transmitters more than 6 feet (two meters) apart.
• Mark trouble spots during soundcheck and inform performers to avoid those areas.
• Place antennas away from each other.

Troubleshooting

is securely plugged into an electrical outlet.
•Make sure the receiver is powered on.
The receiver LCD screen on| •Make sure the transmitter is turned on with sufficient battery. And make sure it is successfully paired up with the receiver. You can see the RF indicator lighting on the receiver screen.
•Make sure the transmitter successfully transmits audio signals. You can see AF indicator lighting on the receiver screen. Otherwise, replace batteries for the transmitter. If it does not work, replace the transmitter.
•Adjust volume controls of the receiver and speaker to proper levels.
•Make sure the receiver is connected to the turned-on speaker or the turned-on amplifier and speaker together to output the sound.
Low battery| The battery indicator shows low battery status| •Replace fresh batteries for the transmitter.
A howling noise (also “feedback”) from the speaker| | •Do not point the microphone directly to the speaker and increase their distance.

Specification

• Overall System

• Receiver

• Handheld & Bodypack Transmitter

• Frequency List

Channel 2: 571.8MHz
PWR-5000| Channel 1: 541.90MHz| ANTE-500
Channel 2: 546.30MHz
Channel 3: 561.60MHz
Channel 4: 568.65MHz
PWR-4000| Channel 1: 541.90MHz| ANTB-500
Channel 2: 546.30MHz
Channel 3: 561.60MHz
Channel 4: 568.65MHz
Channel 5: 911.30MHz| ANTB-900
Channel 6: 914.90MHz
Channel 7: 919.70MHz
Channel 8: 925.20MHz

Technical Support & Warranty Information

Our warranty to you: Phenyx Technology (“Phenix”) warrants Phenyx products against evident defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original purchase for use. This warranty is valid exclusively in the US and applies only to the original owner. If you discover a defect covered by this warranty, Phenyx will repair or replace the product at our sole discretion using new or refurbished components. Performance of repairs or replacements under this Warranty is subject to registration of your product at www.phenyxusa.com/registerproduct.

Product failures not covered by this warranty: This warranty covers defects in manufacturing that arise from the correct use of the device. It is limited to defects in materials or workmanship and does not cover electrical or mechanical damage resulting from abuse, misuse, unauthorized modification, lack of reasonable care, extreme heat, cold, damage due to natural forces,or corrosive environments. This warranty does not cover the normal wear and tear on covers, housing, connectors, and accessories.
Limits of liability: If your Phenyx product fails or does not perform as warranted, your sole recourse shall be to replace or repair it as described above. Phenix will not be liable to you or anyone else for any damages that result from the failure of this product. These damages include, but are not limited to, the following: lost profits, lost savings, lost data, damage to other equipment, and incidental or consequential damages arising from the use of or inability to use this product. IN NO EVENT PHENIX SHALL BE LIABLE FOR MORE THAN THE AMOUNT OF YOUR PURCHASE PRICE, NOT TO EXCEED THE CURRENT LIST PRICE OF THE PRODUCT.
How to obtain service under this warranty: If you are receiving a system that is defective or you have any questions regarding operation or warranty cover, please contact us at support@phenyxpro.com with any questions or concerns and a Phenyx Pro representative will contact you to provide assistance. You can also reach out to us through Facebook page: www.facebook.com/phenyxusa/ or our official website: www.phenyxpro.com

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