PYLE Audio Microphone PDWM-2600 User Manual

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SPECIFICATIONS
A. OVERALL SYSTEM
1. Oscillation mode:
2. Carrier Frequency Range:
3. Stability:
4. Max Deviation:
5. Dynamic Range:
6. S/N Ratio:
7. T. H. D:
8. Squelch:
9. Frequency Response:
10.
B. REVELVER
1. Sensitivity: 6dBpv at S/N >70dB
2. Image Rejection: >60dB
3. Stability: >80dB
4. Audio output: -12db/600ohm unbalanced and balanced
5. Power supply: 12V-15VDC/0.5A power supply
6.
7. Weights: 1.0kg approx
C. WIRELESS MICROPHONE
1. Mike capsule: Dynamic microphone
2. Antenna: Built-in housing
3. RF Output: 10mW
4. Spurious: <-40dBC
5. Battery: one 9V battery
Operation range: 200ft
Dimensions: 10.8"L x 5.9"W x 14.2"H
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Quartz controlled
UHF690-960MHz
+/-0.005%
+/-56KHz with level limiting
>110dB
> 100dB
0.5
"Pilotone & noiselock" dual squelch circuit
60 Hz- 18KHz
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Please read and check the following points before asking for service.
The wireless microphone fails to work:
check the microphone battery by switching the microphone ON, the red LED battery condition indicator should
come on for a second and then go off. If the red LED stays on or is dim, replace the battery. If the red LED fails
to come on, check the battery polarity or change battery.
Check the POWER indicator on the receiver unit is ON, if not, check the mains power adapter is firmly plugged
into a working mains socket.
Check the amplifier system is ON and the microphone controls set correctly.
Check the wireless microphone jack lead is firmly connected into the output socket on the rear panel of the receiver
unit, and into the MIC input socket on your amplifier.
The working range is limited:
Check the microphone battery condition (see above)
Check the aerials are fully extended. Adjust the position of aerials to achieve the best reception.
Feed back (howl-round) is heard:
Check that the microphone is not being used too close to, or in front of, the loundspeakers.
Check the settings of the microphone controls on the amplifier, adjust volume and tone to get the best
sound without any trace of feedback.
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