AKG Acoustics US HT80 User Manual 8

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FCC mu E9MHTxr/
FCC Statement 1”,
[hrs eourpmenr has been resred and found to comply wrlh rhe Irmrrs For o C|css B o'rgrrol dE'nCe, pursucnr lo Pans 74, NS” 06 rhe
FCC Mes These r‘rmrrs are desrgned ro provrde reasonable prorecnorr ogomsl harmful rmerierence m a resrdenrral insroriorion. Thrs equrp
menr genera: s, uses, and can rodrore lcdro Vrequency energy and, rl nor rnsrolled and used in accordance wrrh rhe rnsrrucrrons, mnv
couse hormrui rnrerrererrce ro rodro communrcorions However, there rs no gucrunlee rhor rnlerference er not occur rn a porlrculcrr rnsrar-
(anon I! [hrs equrpmenl does cause hormlur rnrerlerence ro rod-o or rerevrsron receprrcn, whrch can be ierermrned by lulnmg rhe equrp
menr o" and on Me use! rs encouraged I0 rry Io correcr rhe rnrerierence by one or more of rhe lollowrng measures
' Reorrenr or reroccle rhe recervrng onlenno
- rncreose ‘ne seporouon between rhe equrpmenr and the reserve:
' Corrnecr awe couromenr rrrro an currer on c crrcuir drYferenl from rhor ro whrch she 'ecerver rs connecrer!
- com: me dearer or on experrenced Indra/TV rechnrcron so. rep
Shrerded cables and r/O cords mus] be used For rhrs equrpmenl ro compiy wrlh rhe rerevonr FCC regulorrorrs
Changes or moorlrcorrons nor expressry approved rn wnhng by AKG Acouslrcs may «0rd the user‘s aulholw ro opercre rhrs equrpmenr
rres wrlh Parr 15 cl rhe FCC mes Opercrron rs ssorecr re the Voibwrng two condrhons (H rhs cevrce may nor Ccuae norm-
and r2) rhrs devrce mus! occapv any rrrerrererce ecerved rrrcrudmg rnrerererce mar may rjuse urrcesrred ope'ohcn
T‘n.s deurc,
rut urrerr’er
'| , Introduction Check rho: rrre aockoge corrrorns oH rhe pans hsred above for vow
, s stem 1? on rnrrr rs rrussrn , leose conlocr our AKG dearer
Thank you re se» chug Vhe wmsao wrreless mrclophcne wen Y Y 9 9 P y
”om AKG ”reuse rake rhe rrme ro read rhrough rhrs MDnucr r
conrcrns n'a'mc'ran orr how ro make oprrrnum use of your 65‘er
men! chemrrr
3.3. Opfional Accessories
CH 80 c‘cshc Currymg case 534 one campers vws 0c
syslem
FSP so :, luenc/ Search Mg m TF-rs Drogrorr he
make corrmc‘ use of rhe murrrcnonner ccpcbrlrry of your fr’r‘r’l
so svsre~ = rndrcmes rrre 'requencres mu reed ‘or o m
e»:
1m
2. Precautions
A ‘r sou r: : as on zrre equrpmem ono do nor drop Orv, o:
e .enrrlorron srors rn “He eourpmenr chonner Susem H vou ore orreodr/ usmg one or more char
rue prcgm Wrrr sreare a lrsr Ur gr rhe Vr‘equerrcres Uvmaue
ducrs, or omprrlrers erc and do nor exoose r“: expuncmg «our mulrrchonner sysrem
nngh' excessive cw, morgue 10m, meczrmccr color-Coding Kit: serorrrrgsrrorrre HrBoronc erasers
s a: srocr (for srz ac and Preor rn venous carers tor rdenrrfy-r‘rg Te ~:
‘0 c”Pose a! used borrerres as requrred bx vrduol c‘ncroers of o mulmhcrrne? svsrewr
5m rures New mtDw borrerres rnro 0 Fr
4. SR 80 Receiver
The SR 50 s : srcrronory True ‘Arcrocomrorled Drverrrr, Ecerve'
3' The WMS 80 Systems 5&0 rrcrrsmrrrers The 52‘50 opera:
r‘or use Mr
r'rro ame'o‘ 580 Sysrems are urcrrobre hand up rc : MHZ wrde or rne 138 ’V\HZ re 250 rw—z ru—
r'corrrer rrequencx range The S? 60 can be swrrched re c max
3.1. Handheld System mum or 15 : vr'ererrr corner heLuewC'es cependrng on rotor 'e>
1 SR 60 Receiver quencv cHocz‘rc'rS
r AC sewer cdoprer ror l r 7 VAC
r RM; as "re ruck mounrrng kr) For 7 SRBO recerrers 4.1. Controls
r ape: m purer 4.1.1. From Panel
r e. c'ruer re Pox/v5: Swrrches rhe power ro rhe SR$O ON one can
‘ "780 Handheld Truflsmifle' rb vorwf fire vOlUME po' mulches rhe smos we; e e
2 AA ‘ 5 V d'Y bc"8”€> ru me new 191151”er oi your mrxer or omplrlrer
‘ 5A ‘ “a“ ”09“ 1c SOUELCr' The squercrr crrcurr swrrches we reserve orr’ r the
‘r manure wo'ecwe Ms W comw‘s recervec s.gror rs roe WEC» rr Orde' ro suppress she re-C'sé
Horse "e resrcruol norse 37 me recerver N‘mre me "
3-2- Bodyputk 575me rs or; s - e Sr‘JuELCr—r cc rror r: mrrrmum bemre
1 SR 80 Receiver rng “a ="=wef en rFar dear; ere ‘c sewer Vr
r"r~rs rorcr», swr'ch seem the cesrre:
' 's crrerncrrue r‘recuencres
r occover for r ‘r 7 AC No
re rack momma; m for 2 SRSQ racer 1,
1 y ac cm pme‘ le «— 1 cmenncs The SE 50 rs : crversw recere» :~:
‘ L s :'we' uses w- gorenncs m arde' ro rec we are vrunsmrrrev ;
1 PT So Bodypuck Transmitter rwo e' err spars The cr
‘ 5 / c', serene; H
FCC 35; £5 H Hrep'
lg RF lOW/OK lEDs lnd ::‘= ‘he recerved held s‘rengrh ol rhe
nansmTTTer srgncl.
Ih AF/PEAK lEDs' lndrccre The received oudro leuel
The green LED lighling and The led lED Hashing Dcccslonully
Theme opllmum moduhjlron
Il The LEDs do nor lighr, The SEHSTlIVIN sellmg on The TTcnsmrTler
Ts Too low
The red LED hgl‘TT‘ing cor-s!"nlly Tndrcores overmoc‘ulcrion
IT Diverslry lEDs A and B T’TchuTe whrch ml The rwo recerang
amenncrs TS ccllve
T, Color Code: TT you use the TeCeTver WTThTh a mulTlchcnnel
sysrem, you may remove The black plush: plcreleT and re
place TT wrrh a colored plureleT Tncluded Tn The oplrcrrol Color
CodTng KiT lo Tdenrrly each channel by a dTllerEnT color
4.1.2. Rear Panel
lk Corner Frequency Table A label lrsrrng The cycrlcble lre-
quencTes rs cllixed To The human panel ol The receiver
Tl Frequency Se! DesTgnclTon The label on The bollom panel
also TnchuTes The desrgmlron ol The Frequency SeT
Tm POWER Input connector Tor The supplred AC cdcpler
In AUDIO OUT UNBAIANCED Unbalanced cudrc oulpuT on a
VA” mono Tack lor connecTTrTg To, e g, 0 gm" ampITlTeT
Io AUDIO OUT BALANCED Balanced J-prn XII? uudro Oulpul
lor connecring Io, e g 3 mrcrophone TeruI an rhe meTng
console.
lp BALANCED [INE/MTC SWTTc‘nes The balanced cudTo uquuT
To The or microphone level Therelore, you can connecl The
SR 50 To mrcropl’rone or The level rnpuls es desrred
la Screwdriver lor chusnn; he CHANNEL and GAIN conlrols
on The TransmTlIers.
4.2. Optional Accessories
Color Coding Kit
5. HT 30 Handheld Transmitter
The HT 50 handheld TransT’T“‘er and maTcl’rlng mrcrophone eTe-
menls (ophonull pTodee The same ocoushc perlormunce as rhe
eqweTehT hurdwrre mTcmphehe versions. The mrcrophane ele-
menls ovarlable lor the who have been SpeCTcholly desrgned lor
vocal use "
The HT 50 opercTes Th a 5mm up lo 4 MHz wrde erhTrT The
T38 MHz to 250 MHz vh? carrTeT lrequerrcy range rhe HT ho
can be szTched lo a maxnrm cl is dTllerenT comer lrequencies
dependmg on local lrequenc.cllccchcns
The Trunsmrner uses a dipole chTerTna Tmegrcred T'n The body.
The ccrrTrcls can be prolec:ed agornsl QCCTdenlOl mrscd|uslmerrl
colleclrvely 12d] or sthvrdueTTy erh The supplred cdruslcble pro—
Tecrrve rrng (Zn
5.1. HT 80 Controls
21: FWR' Swrlches The TransfiTTrer power ON (”I”) and OFF ("0")
2b STaTus lED’ lndlccles be 'y sTaTus and cudTo inouT overload
lED glowing dimly bare-es we or,
LED zonslonlly nghTTng orTgthy borTeries wrll be dead Tn
cbcur 00 mlnulss
LED Tllummalrng brrghtly cudro hem Ts overloaded
zc MIC Mme. The cudro sTgncl lposmon ”O”T whrle power aha
comer lrequerrcy rech" ON Thus, he Horse TyTlT become
cudTble rl you muTe The “Tcrch’Tone, even Tl The SGUEICT—T
manual ch1 on The Tecewer Ts seT Tc mmrmum
2d Color Code. If you use The TTcrrsmrTIer Tn a mulhchonnel syslem
FCC m: E9MHTsrr'
you can remove The block pTesTT; rmg ohd real/3:9 rl WTTh 0
colored rmg lrom The opnoncl Color CodTng kT 'o rdsnnly
each wrreless channel by u dTlleTenr color
2e GAIN: This Tolmy pol allows you To march rhe marophone
level To The TransmTTrer‘s audio secT-on
2l Eorrery Compcrlmenl' Reler To SecTTon C7 SeTTTng J:
29 CHANNEL ThTs rotary szrc'n selecTs The dashed ccrrTer Fre-
quency (dependrng on local cllccohonsl or serches beween
The Garner lrequency and Th cllechTve lTequencTes
Imporrcm, PrTcr To selechg lTecreT‘CTesy szTch The TransmTTTer
OFF
2h Comer Frequency Table, A label lTSlTng The mcrlcble The
quencres ls ulhxed To The boTTery compurrmem
2i Frequency Se! Designochn The Eobel Tnsrde The carlery com—
pgrrmenr also mdrcoles The cesrgnohon ol The Frequency SeT
7i Adruslcble prolecTrve rlrrg PTc'ecTs The Conlrols ‘rom bemg
mrsadiusTed occidenTolly
5.2. Interchangeable Microphone Elements
The rnrerchangecble mrcropl-one elamems TZh] D 380 WIT,
DB7OOWII,DZIBOOWIT C OWLTT
ore ucouscholly and mechumcclw fienhcol To The EEK-Clem hord'
wire verSTons. They leurure The s:r‘1e Transducer cassules md
mechcmccl conslruclron
Exrremely hrgh gain belore leeczccr, cpllmum hc"c‘Tng ncrse
re|ecTTon ulTTmoTe proleclron l'cr'T damage, and on anegrured
wmd and pop screen are only "Te mos! rmpressrve '
These mTcroahones For more den: 5 reler TO The 195“
brochures
5.3. Optional Aczessaries
W 880 Team wmdscreen To! 3 580 ‘Nll
W 3001 loom wrndscree’x 12“ 3 3700 Wll Cr:
C 5000 WLI
W 23 learn wmdscreen l
Color Coding Kit
6. PT 50 Bodypack Transmitter
Vou can use The PT 60 bodvnam meme. WTTh cc‘fl cynomlc
mrcrophones and condenser mTcrcc'ones operchng w c sueolv
yolroge ol approx. 7 v. You may es: connecT an e c gullcr
ElecllTC boss or remole keyboarc
The PT 60 apercles rrr a subbcnc .: ‘c 4 MHz WTc‘e :‘ ‘he T38
MHz To 250 MHz VHF came! T‘r Je’TCV range The HT 50 can
be serched To a muxlmum a "5 dh‘lerenl currTe' ueauenmes
depending on local lrequency cllccc'cns
6.1. Controls
3a POWER. Swrlches The lrcnsr "er power ON T
("0")
3b MIC TVluTes The audio sgnc‘ ::smon “0”] th‘e sewer 0er
corner Trequencydemcw CT\ “we he ncTse T oecorne
cudlble Tl you mule The mtmmne even il The SGUELCH
conTrcl (lc) on The receTvE' s “o mmlmum
3c Slalus I(ED lndrcaTes bone!» 9:
[ED glowrng dTmly' behaves
IED ccnslcnlly ‘TTghTrng bug
show 00 mrnules
LED llluanclrng brTghrly Crud/2 TnpuT T5 OveTlOCCE:
3d Audro lnpul, 3-an minl xi? ca-eecTor WTTh boilr. : and has
level prns Thcl culomahcclly math The connecTar : noun ol The
mlcropl‘Tone or oplionol MKG/L guchr cable
c~d OFF
Us and oudTo me. zve’locd
9 OK
schemes leT 55 dead Tn
t-‘cc 34>; EMHTK/
as color Code It you use the transmitter wtthtn a matron
system, you may temove the black plastic platelet and re—
place tt wuh a colored platelet tncluded tn the aptrcnai Color
Coding t(rt to rdenttly each channel by a dillerent color
Ill CHANNEL This rotary swrtch selects the destred ccztter l-e—
ouency
39 Belt Clrp tor lixrng the lronsmrllet to your belt
3h Battery Compcrlmenl: Relet ta Sectton 0 Selling Ur:
at Antenna. Permanently connected. llextble antenna
3; GAIN- Thrs rotary pot allows you to match the mtcroonone or
tnstrurnent level to the tronsrnrtter’s ouclta section
3k Corner Frequency Table. A label lrsttng the ovarlcale ‘re
quenctes ts allrxed to the transmitter rear panel
3l Frequency Set Desrgnaltan The label on the rear panel as:
rndtcates the destgnotron ol the Frequency Set
3m Secullly Covet. Protects the POWER and MIC switc“es he“
being actuated Unlnlenltonclly.
6.2. Microphones, Guilor Cable (optional)
lhe lollawmg AKG microphones have been desrgned scecu‘tcc v
lat dtrect cannectran to the audio input ol the PT 50
C 417 L
C 419 L
C 420 1.
CK 77 L
The MKG/L gurtot cable lrctn AKG rets you connect a»
guitar, electttc bass, or remote keyboard to the body
rntttet
6.3. Optional Accessories
CB 50 bog
Color Ceding Kit
7. Frequencies
The transmttret and receiver ol your WMS 50 system “ave 5 en
lociory programmed lot up to Is selectable corner treeser
The cartter lteauency label [lltl an the receryer, (29) or"
held transmitter at (23k) on the bodypoclt lrcrtsmitle
Frequency Set your WMS 60 syslem uses and a" (Marie: 5
Frequencies
7.1. Frequency Sets
Prtor Io pawettng up your WMS‘SO system, check the toe ‘r
rnrtter and receiver use the some Ftequenw Set. ll they or "to“
may not be able to find a common corner lrequency lC'
mttter and receiver
The totalling rectum Sets are currently available
Designation Countries
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Sec qJn/r‘lt‘cnqi.
II [Far of (requested:
"t rat Frequenctes allocated tn the vattous Eutopecn
lrequenc es sorted lot tntetmoc‘ulotronlree Stmullc"
atton rerer to the Ftequencv Lrst tn sectran l2
FCC ID: E9MH'md
7.2. Ordering Transminers and Receivers
ll you wont to order oddtttonal transmttters or recetvers opetc' no
on the some set ol lrequenctes as your ortgtnal equrptnent, be sure
to state the desrgnation of your ortgtnol Frequency Set [lk/ll, Qt,
3k/3l] and the sertal number ol the otigtnal devrce We neec tnis
tniormatton to make sure your new equipment will be compatible
wrth the orrgrnal ufllls
8. Multichannel Systems
Corner ltequencres allocoletil to wrreless mtcropltones drller tram
country to country Depending on local lrequency allocations and
available carrier treauencies you can operate two to low
WMS 50 systems stmultaneously tReter to the Frequency Ltst tn
seclton IZ ]
ln each carrrer lrequency table ( l k, 2h, 3k], the basic lrequercves
you can use stmulloneously and wtthout rrsk ol tntermodulattcn are
marked wtth '
llyau have any quesltons regarding allocated lrequencres cytoct
your dealer. the competent aulhcttty, your AKG representanue at
the AKG head olltce tn Vienna, Auslna.
9. Setting Up
Prior to COnfleCltng the recetyer to AC power and tnserttng
tettes tnta the "ansmrttet set the ltcnsmtllet and receryer
some corner lrequency The carrier lrequenO/ tables on the
mttter [2h 3k) and recetver (lk) lists the channel numbe’ ::'te-
spondtng to eoct carrter lteauency.
9.1. Selecting the Carrier Frequency
1 Handheld Irunsmiher Unscrew the battery compv‘ent
cover and the color code rtng {2d or 2|1 CCW
Bodypuck transmitter Open the battery compc””'e’tt
[3h].
All controls are now accessrble
2. Use the supplred screwdrryer (lq) to set the CHANN
[29] on the handheld transmtttet or till) an the bodyp
nutter to the destred channel
3 Sel the CHANNEL control (let) an the recetver to tn
channel as the transmttter
9.1.1. Multichannel Systems
I Be sure to assign 0 separate Currier ltequency to ear ~ans
mrssran channel ltronsrnttter + tecetverl
2 Set the ttansmttter and receryer to one oi the ltequencres ~arl<-
ed wrth ' tn the comet lrequency tables llh, 2h, 3k)
Noie' ll recepttan on the selected carrier lrequency ts a s'xced,
sel the carrier frequencies for all WMS 50 channels
up or down one or two steps With the respecttve C2~L\\tEl
controls l to, 29, 3” on each transmttter and recerve.
Thrs ts necessary to proytcle the mrnrrnurn lrequency s
requrrecl lot tntetmadulotron-lree multtchonnel operolto'
Important Do not operate two or more WMS 50 ch
the some ‘reauency at the some time and location *
cause unwanted notse due to radra rntetterence
9.2. HT 50 Handheld Transmitter
9.2.1. Microphone Element
Ptrar to swttchtng the transmitter on. screw the rntcrophone
Fee 30: EjttHTlfl
CW onto the thread on the transmitter All electrtcal connections
Will be made oulomattcolly
9.2.2. inserting, Tesfing, and Removing Batteries
I Make Sure that the and ol the ribbon lrxed tnstda the battery
compartment [2ll wtll stick out al the battery compartment (2It
lTha rtbbart is needed For removing the batteriesl
2. ltrseri Il’te supplied batteries tnta the battery compartment (le
canlormtng to the polarity marks.
The lronsmlllet will not lunclton thli tncorreclly inserted batta
”ES
3. Set the PWR swttch to “I“ to swttch the power to the transmitter
on
The status lED [2b] thI llash momentarily. ll the bananas ara tn
good condllton, the status lED (2b) wtll canttnue glowing dimly.
When the status lED l2b] illuminates brtghtly the batteries wtll
be dead wrthtn about 90 mtnutas. Replace the batteries thl’l
new ones as soon as possible,
ii the status [ED l2b) lotls to tllumtnate the boltattas are dead
insert new battartes,
A Screw the supplted protective ling [Zn and the battery corn—
panmant cover back onto the transmitter CW Vou can rotate
the protective rtng (Zr) so that any one al the controls will be
accessible and all others cavered 15 to El and Ihus protected
lrom being mtsad|usled unintenttonally.
Note For easy channel identtltcottan in a multichannel setup, you
can tnstcll a dtllarentcalar protective rtng included rrt the
optional Color Coding Kit These pratecttva rings are odtusta»
ble too
Note ll ‘u’Ou praler to cover all contrals, IElnslcll the original color
coae ling (2d) after udius'ing the system as descrtbacl
ttt section 0 5.
5 Removing batteries: Pull the rtbbon outward to release the
batteries from the battery compartment (le and remove the bat—
tertes
9.3. PT 50 Bodypcck Transmifler
I lnseri the supplted batteries into the battery compartment l3h)
conlorrntng la the polottiy marks,
The tronsmttter thI not lunctton wtrh tncorreclly inserted bat
lanes
2 Close the battary compartment (3h! The GAIN control lat]
remains accessible through on openth tn the battery compart-
ment Cover
3. Connect your microphone - or your instrument using an option-
al MKG/l guilar cable A to tha oudto input (3d)
Rotate the security cover l3ml CW to uncovet the switches,
5 Set the POWER swttch l3a] to "l' to switch the power to the
lionsmtiier On.
The status [ED [3d wtll llash momenlartly ll the ballerlas are tn
good condllton, lha status lED l3c] wrll continue glowing dimly.
‘Nher the status lED l3cl illuminates brightly the boltertes Will
be dead within about 00 minutes. Replace the belletles With
new ones as soon as possible
ll the status lED (3c) latls to tIIurntnate the bananas are dead.
insert new batteries
a Snaa "rte securtty covet l3rnl back over the swtiches CCW
You can wear the transmitter inside a shirt or rocket pocket, ltx
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RF auteur " - mW may; (can t ’
curiem censunprra'rr ' ' , typ tgo at: [ l50 nut ' : "207035 7 ’
Power tequrtemenl ' 2x t‘-5 v AA stze batterres ' t29/230 v AC 50/::
BarterY are > r 2 hours ' > r o havrs ' '
new sensulrvrty ' ' $4705 dent
moo mV/l kHz (lav) _
a V/o,8 m an pin J’
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terrers, Np, 30 as
Mule/iced Xtfi 0 fits
armlchced t/A“ rccs : 35m
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FCC D ' H H TX! FCC ID: EQMHTSD/
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