Setup And Operation; Placing The Receiver; Connecting The Receiver; Hand-Held Microphone And Pocket Transmitter - Omnitronic UHF 101 Bedienungsanleitung

4 4 4 4 Setup and Operation

4.1 Placing the receiver

Place the receiver on an even surface and connect the antennas provided to the antenna jacks. Put the
antennas upright in a V-shaped position. For 19" rack installation (483 mm) mounting brackets are optionally
available. Fasten the brackets at the left and right sides of the housing. In order to ensure sufficient cooling
of the unit, air must always be able to flow freely through all air vents.
Notes
• 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.

4.2 Connecting the receiver

1) Connect the receiver to the subsequent unit:
• The balanced XLR outputs of the individual channel outputs can be connected to a microphone input
each of a mixer.
• Use the unbalanced 6.3 mm jack "MIX OUT" for the master signal of all receiving channels for
connection to a microphone input or a highly sensitive line input via the connection cable provided.
2) Finally, connect the power adapter to the power input of the receiver and the mains plug to a mains
socket. Use the receiver only with the supplied power adapter. Always disconnect the mains connector
when you wish to change connections, move the unit to a different place or if it is not used for a longer
period.

4.4 Hand-held microphone and pocket transmitter

1) For operation, the hand-held microphone and the pocket transmitter require two 1.5 V AA batteries each.
To access the battery compartment unscrew the lower part of the microphone and unfold the locking
part. In case of the pocket transmitter, fold up the front cover. Insert two batteries as indicated in the
battery compartment.
2) With new batteries, the devices can be operated for approx. 10 hours. If the power indicator does not
light up after switching on, the batteries are exhausted and have to be replaced. If the devices are not
used for a longer period, please remove the batteries to prevent damage in case of battery leakage.
3) Attach the pocket transmitter with the belt clip to your clothing or strap on your instrument. Connect the
lavalier or headset microphone to the microphone input. Always make sure the jack plug is properly
screwed into the connection terminal; otherwise loose contacts and noise may result. The volume level of
the pocket transmitter can be adjusted by changing the sensitivity with the gain control.

4.5 Operation

1) Switch on the receiver and the microphones or pocket transmitters.
2) After switching on the transmitters, a radio connection to the individual receiver module is set up. The RF
reception indicators of the individual reception channels indicate that a connection exists to the
corresponding transmitters.
3) Switch on the following audio unit or advance the respective fader on the mixer. Speak into the
microphones and match the output level of the individual reception channels to the input of the following
unit with the volume controls. The AF indicators of the reception channels light up when an audio signal
from the corresponding microphone is received.
4) After operation, switch off the receiver and do not forget to switch off the transmitters. Otherwise the
batteries will be exhausted the next time they are used.
20 • EN