AIRWAVE IEM-2200 In Ear Monitoring System User Guide

: August 11, 2024
: AIRWAVE

Table of Contents

AIRWAVE IEM-2200 In Ear Monitoring System
FCC Statement
Troubleshooting Guide
System Components
IEM-2200 Transmitter Front Panel Features
IEM-2200 IN-EAR MONITOR TRANSMITTER SPECIFICATIONS
IEM-2200 Bodypack Receiver Features
Wireless Monitor System Quick Start Guide
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AIRWAVE IEM-2200 In Ear Monitoring System

AIRWAVE
TECHNOLOGIES
Thank you for purchasing the Airwave Technologies IEM-2200 In-Ear Monitoring System. The IEM-2200 Series can be used in a variety of ways including live performances, public speaking, entertainment venues, and the recording arts requiring systems of 16 channels or less.

Warranty Information & Technical Support
At Airwave Technologies, we believe in and stand behind all of our quality products. Any reasonable warranty claim will be honored within a one year period. If anything is defective, simply call 305-891-7399 for an RA#, write it on the out side of a shipping box, and send us the defective piece or system, and we will gladly repair or replace it for you. Please contact an Airwave Technologies dealer near you for parts and accessories for your wireless system.
Service Phone Number – 305-891-7399
Service email – Service@AirwaveTechnologies.com

Airwave Technologies, Inc.
ATTN: Service Department / RA#_
2901 Simms Street, Suite F Hollywood, FL 33020

FCC Statement

FCC ID: – This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a different circuit
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

This equipment has been verified to comply with the limits for a class B computing device, pursuant to FCC Rules. In order to maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded cables must be used with this equipment. Operation with non-approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception. The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without the approval of manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 0cm between the radiator and your body.

Important Safety Instructions
Receiver and transmitter antenna should remain in line of sight for best signal reception.
Do not place the transmitter in close proximity to a metal surface or near any digital device.
Transmitter should be placed 3′ off the ground and have space surrounding to ventilate. Ventilation holes should not be covered.
Two-way radios can interfere with any audio transmission. Insure the transmitter and receiver are far from these devices to eliminate potential sources of interference.
Transmitter should not be placed in direct sunlight and should be kept away from any water sources or open flame.
Nominal operating temperature is 23° F ~ 122° F

Troubleshooting Guide

System Components

IEM-2200 Wireless Rackmount Transmitter
2 IEM-100 Receivers
2 IEM-BUD Stereo Earbuds
2 Antennas
Combo Rack Mount/ Antenna Front Mount Kit with Mounting Screws, Cables, BNC Connectors Power Adapter
Four 1.SV AA Batteries

IEM-2200 Transmitter Front Panel Features

1 Power Button – Press for 2 seconds to turn on, hold longer to turn off.
2 “ASC” Infrared Frequency Button – Press this button to establish infrared connection between the receiver and the transmitter.
3 Infrared Frequency”IR”Window
4 LED Display
5 Auto Button
6 Set Button – To set all functions showing on the screen.
7 8 Up and Down Setting Buttons

IEM-2200 Transmitter Rear Panel Features

Antenna Jack B SO ohm
Antenna Jack A SO OHM
DC Power Adapter Socket
XLR / 1 /4″ Combo Socket – Left AF 2
XLR / 1 /4″ Combo Socket – Right AF 2
XLR / 1 /4″ Combo Socket – Left AF 1
XLR / 1 /4″ Combo Socket – Right AF 1

IEM-2200 IN-EAR MONITOR TRANSMITTER SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Range: 490~510MHz
Infrared Data Synchronization
Band Width: 20MHz
Working Range: 150′
Frequency Response: 20Hz~20KHz (±3dB)
Maximum Frequency Offset: >+/-50KHz
Dynamic Range:> 102dB
Audio Inputs: 4 x XLR-1 /4″ Combo
Impedance: XLR: 3KO / 1 /4-inch connector: 3KO
Antenna Connectors: 2 BNC 500
Display: LCD
Power Requirements: 12V /0.SA DC
Power Consumption: 6W
Operating Temperature Range: 28°F – 122°F
Dimensions: 6.3″ (W) x 16.14″ (L) x 1.73″ (H)
Weight: 3.86 lb.

IEM-100 BODYPACK RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Range: 490~510MHz
Infrared Data Synchronization
Frequency Response: 20Hz~20KHz (±3db)
Signal to Noise Ratio: > 1 00dB
THD: <1 % to 1 KHz
Gain Adjustment Range: 0 / -3/ -6 / -9 dB
Audio Output: 1 /8″
Display: LCD
Power Requirements: 1.5V x 2(AA)
Power Consumption .66W
Battery Life: > 1 0H/1300mAH
Dimensions: 3.66″x 2.52″x 1.1 0″
Weight: 3.07 oz

IEM-BUD STEREO EARBUD SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Response: 20Hz~20KHz (±3db)
Cable Length: 47″
Audio Jack: 1 /8″

Frequency Selection Guide
Radio frequencies used for wireless communication in most countries including the United States are under strict control and regulations. These regulations specify which devices can be used at what frequency and tend to limit interference within the frequency bands.
To ensure consistant reliable frequency availability and to minimize the interference that might occur the user can choose frequency bands between 490 and 510 MHZ.
For the user’s convenience, preset frequency groups have been created to minimize intermodulation distortion. When using multiple transmitters and receivers; each system must use a seperate and different channel. Grouping the transmitters and then using seperate channels on the receivers will provide the best frequency use and distribution.
For assistance in selecting the best operating frequency range in your zipcode, you may call Airwave Support at 305-891-7399

IEM-2200 Bodypack Receiver Features

Antenna
Power Indicator Light
Power /Volume
Infrared Frequency (IR) Window
SET Button
UP & Down Buttons
Battery Compartment
1 /8″ Earbuds Jack

Wearing the Bodypack Receiver

Receiver Clamped to a Belt
Receiver Clamped to Guitar Strap

Changing Batteries
Two Alkaline batteries should provide power for approximately 10 hours. When the power indicator on the display is flashing, batteries should be replaced immediately as shown below.

Wireless Monitor System Quick Start Guide

To power on, turn the volume knob on top of Receiver Bodypack past the click.
To unlock adjustment parameters. Press and hold SET button for 3 seconds until the lock icon is gone.
Press and hold SET button again for a .5 seconds until “PARAMETERS” flash.
Press to begin the scan of your area.
Once a compatable frequency is found, it’s time to match the frequency to the Rackmount Transmitter.
On the RackmountTransmitter, hold SET button for 3 seconds to unlock button functionality.
Hold SET button for an additonal .5 seconds “GROUP” will flash.
Press to select the corresponding group chosen by the AUTO scan of the body pack.
Press SET again “CHANNEL” will flash. Use to select the corresponding channel chosen by the AUTO scan of the bodypack.
You have now connected your bodypack receiver to the rackmount transmitter.
An additional bodypack receiver can be added to each channel for up to 4 bodypack receivers per rack mount transmitter.

FOC / FADE OF CHANNEL MODE
(Using up to 4 mixes on 2 channels)

Make sure the rack mounted transmitter is set to stereo mode (refer to Rackmount Transmitter Navigation I Programming)
Press and hold SET button on the bodypack receiver to unlock.
Press SET again until “FOC” flashes. Press to select on.
On this channel, the inputs on the left and right now become two seperate mono signals. These two signals can be blended in a single mix.
Left and right dB adjust: Press to adjust left and right audio track balancing.

Bodypack Receiver Navigation / Programming

SELECT A GROUP OR CHANNEL
Press and hold SET button “GROUP” will flash. Press to select a suitable frequency group number. Press SET again, “CHANNEL” will flash. Press to select a suitable channel.
EQUALIZATION SETUP
Press and hold SET button. Press SET again until “EQ” flashes Press to select ON or OFF of the EQ: ON will boost mid frequencies, OFF will be normal (flat).
LIMITER SECTION
Press and hold SET button. Press SET again until “LOCK ICON” flashes.
Press to select lock or unlock. Limiting is on or off.
FOC CALIBRATION
Press and hold SET button. Press SET again until “FOC”flashes. Press to select ON or OFF. On is Fade of Channel mode, off is stereo mode.
LEFT AND RIGHT AUDIO TRACKdB ADJUST
Press to adjust Left and Right audio track balancing.

Rackmount Transmitter Navigation/ Programming

SELECT A GROUP OR CHANNEL
Hold SET button for 3 seconds to unlock button functionality.
Hold SET button for an addition .5 seconds. “GROUP” will flash. Press buttons to select a suitable frequency group number. Press SET button again. “CHANNEL” will flash.
Press buttons to select a suitable channel.
MODE SELECTION
Press and hold SET button. “MODE SELECT” will flash.
Press buttons to select a Stereo or Mono.
LOCK SELECTION
Press and hold SET button. “LOCK SELECT” will flash.
Press buttons to Lock or Unlock.
AUDIO INPUT LEVEL INDICATION
Displays left and right audio input level