Party LIGHT SOUND 2-Channel UHF Microphone System User Manual
- June 7, 2024
- Party LIGHT SOUND
Table of Contents
2-CHANNEL UHF MICROPHONE SYSTEM
User Manual
Ref. PARTY-200UHF-MKII
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Important Safety instructions and danger warnings
- Please read the manual carefully and keep it for future reference.
- All safety instructions and warnings must be adhered to. They are part of the manual and must be kept with the manual.
- Any guarantee claims are rendered invalid if damage occurs due to the non-observance of these operating instructions. We assume no liability for any consequent damage.
- We assume no liability for personal injury or damage to property caused by incorrect handling or nonobservance of the safety instructions. Any guarantee claims expire n such cases.
- Unauthorizedconversions and/or modifications of the appliance are not permitted for safety and licensing reasons (CE).
- The appliance is approved for operation in dry, closed rooms only. Do not operate the device earby water, such as in bathrooms or nearby swimming pools.
- The appliance may not be exposed to extreme temperatures (< +5°C / > +35°C) in operation.
- The appliance may not be subjected to strong vibrations or heavy mechanical strain.
- Do not place any recipients filled with liquids, such as glasses or vases, on top of or directly next to the appliance. They could fall over, causing water to enter the appliance. Never pour out liquids above the appliance. Do not place any small objects, such as coins or paper clips, on the appliance since they could fall inside the appliance. You run a high risk of causing a fire or life-threatening electrocution! If any liquid or objects enter the appliance nevertheless, pull the mains plug out of the socket immediately and contact a specialist.
- The appliance has been constructed according to protection class ll (only for double insulated units without Earth terminal).
- Only pull the mains plug out of the socket by the intended gripping surface. Do not pull it by the cable.
- Never plug the mains plugin or out with damp or wet hands.
- Always pull the mains plug out of the mains socket:
- Before cleaning the appliance
- If there is a thunderstorm
- If you will not be using the appliance for a long period of time (>1 week)
- Electrical appliances must be kept out of the reach of children. Be particularly careful if children are present. Children are not aware of the hazards involved in handling electrical appliances improperly. Children ould attempt to poke objects into the appliance. There is a life-threatening danger of electrocution.
- Do not leave the appliance unattended while operating it.
- Never place the appliance on an unstable or movable surface. Persons could be injured or the appliance damaged by it falling down.
- Live components can be exposed by opening covers or removing components (unless this can be done without tools). Contact points can also be live. If the appliance has to be opened in order to calibrate, service, repair, or replace components or assemblies, all of its poles must be disconnected from all sources of voltage first. If the appliance has to be kept open and under-voltage during maintenance or repairs, this work may only be carried out by a specialist who is familiar with the risks involved and the relevant regulations.
- Never connect the appliance directly after transferring it from a cold to a warm room. The condensation after that forms could destroy the appliance or result in an electric shock. Allow the device to reach room temperature before connecting it. Wait until the condensation water has evaporated. This can take some hours.
- Do not place any naked flames such as those f burning candles on r next to the appliance.
- Do not place the appliance on soft surfaces such as carpets or beds. Do not cover the air vents of the appliance. Do not obstruct the air circulation with objects such as magazines, table cloths, or curtains. This prevents the dissipation of heat from the appliance and can result in overheating.
- Only use the appliance in a moderate climate, not in tropical environments.
- Defective mains cables may only be replaced by specialists. The danger of shock hazard!
- If you are not sure about the correct connection or if questions arise which are not answered by the operating instructions, please do not hesitate to contact support or a specialist of your choice. Consult a specialist if you are in doubt of the operating principle or the safety of the product.
SYSTEM FEATURES
- Simultaneous output use: Unbalanced 6.35mm jack plug and balanced XLR output connectors may be used simultaneously on different external devices.
- Range: UHF series transmitters will work at a distance of up to 30m from the receiver.
- Noise squelch: Squelch circuit analyzes signal strength and quality to avoid interference due to environmental RF noise.
- Low battery warning light: A red light on the microphone(s) warns the user that there is less than one hour of battery life left.
DUAL-CHANNEL RECEIVER
- Power Button: Power ON/OFF the receiver.
- Power Indicator: Lights up when the unit is switched on
- Volume Knob channel 1.
- Volume knob channel 2
- & 6.» RF» signal Indicator: It glows when the Receiver receives an RF signal from mic 1 & mic2.
- 5Vdc Power Jack: Connect the AC/DC adapter to the receiver
- Audio Output Jack 6.35mm: Connect the audio cable from this jack to the input port of the amplifier, mixer.
MICROPHONE TRANSMITTER FEATURES
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Grille: Protects the cartridge and helps to reduce the breath sounds and wind noise.
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Power & low battery indicator: Steady on when the mic is switched on and the batteries are full. Flashes
when the batteries run low and need replacement. -
ON/MUTE/OFF switch: In the MUTE position, the mic is on but doesn’t transmit any sound. This position avoids the PLOP noise when the mic is switched on or off.
TRANSMITTER BATTERY INSTALLATION
Push the battery cover open. Insert 2x AA batteries into the battery
compartment with the correct polarity. Close the battery cover.
SYSTEM CONNECTION
- Receiver power connection: Connect the DC connector of the supplied AC/DC adaptor to the DC input socket on the receiver. Plug the AC connector into an appropriate mains outlet.
- Antennae: Keep the position of the antennae at an angle of 90°.
- Audio connection: Connect the corresponding output of the receiver via a 6.35mm Jack lead to the input of a power amplifier, mixer, etc.
TIPS TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
- Make sure you can always see the receiver antenna from the transmitter position.
- Keep the distance from transmitter to receiver antenna as short as possible.
- Avoid placing the receiver antenna near metal surfaces and obstructing it.
- Monitor battery power and replace the battery as soon as the red light goes on.
- If stacking or rack mounting receivers in multiple systems, do not allow antennae to touch or cross.
- Perform a walk-through before performance or presentation. If dead spots are found, adjust the location of the receiver. If dead spots remain, mark them and avoid them during the performance.
- For good operation, donut place the receiver near to sources of interference. Place the receiver at 1m distance from the ground and let at least 1m free space around the receiver.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
|
Indicator status
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Solution
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No sound| The red transmitter indicator doesn’t flash| Slide the POWER ON/OFF
switch on the transmitter to ON. Make sure that the batteries are properly
inserted with the correct polarity (+/-). If the batteries are correctly
inserted, replace them with new ones.
The red POWER indicator on the receiver is OFF| Check if the mains adaptor is
plugged correctly into the mains outlet and the DC socket. Make sure that the
mains outlet supplies the proper voltage
The signal indicators A/B on the receiver is glowing| Increase the volume on
the receiver. Check the output connections from the receiver to the external
equipment
The signal indicators A/B on the receiver are off. The POWER indicators on
the transmitter and receiver are glowing| Make sure that the frequencies of
the receiver and the transmitter match.
| Move the transmitter closer to the receiver
Distortion level increases gradually| The signal indicators A/B on the
receiver and LOW BATTERY indicator on the transmitter are glowing| Replace
transmitter battery
Bursts of noise or other audible radio signals are present| Signal indicators
A/B are 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 the transmitter is moved around the performing
area| Signal indicators A/B on the receiver are off when the sound is lost|
Reposition the receiver and perform the walk-through test again. If audio
dropouts persist, mark “dead” spots and avoid them during the performance
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
RF Carrier frequency range ……………………………………………………………… 863.2MHz & 864.8MHzMHz
Operating range ………………………………………………………………………………………. 30m typical
Audio frequency response ………………………………………………………………………….. 40-15,000Hz ±3dB
THD ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. <0.5%
RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS
Input power ……………………………………………………………………………. 5Vdc via supplied mains adaptor
Signal/noise ratio ……………………………………………………………………… >80dB
Border upon channel rejection ……………………………………………………. >80dB
Image & spurious rejection …………………………………………………………… >80dB
Receiving sensitivity ……………………………………………………………………… >5dBu
MICROPHONE SPECIFICATIONS
Power requirements …………………………………………………………………………… 2 x 1.5AA batteries
Modulation type ………………………………………………………………………………. F3E
RF output ………………………………………………………………………………………… >10dBm
Max. deviation ………………………………………………………………………………….. ±25kHz
Electric products must not be put into household waste. Please bring them to a recycling center. Ask your local authorities or your dealer about the way to proceed.
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