Azden 10BT WIRELESS MICROPHONE TRANSMITTER User Manual USERS MANUAL

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100LT SYSTEM
User’s Guide
100UPR ' 1OBT
ON-CAMERA
UHF WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM
AflAZDEN
Thank you for purchasing Azden’s 100LT wireless system. which consists of the
100UPR receiver, ioBT transmitter and EX-503 lapel microphone. Optional
transmitters for this system include the 51XT XLR plug-in and 41HT handheld
microphone. This equipment is designed primarily for video cameras but is usable
with most electronic components having a microphone input.
RECEIVER (100UPR)
(1) Remove the battery compartment lid by sliding it down.
(2) insert one fresh alkaline 9V battery into the compartment. Make sure the
battery polarity is correct as marked inside the battery compartment.
In addition to the battery, inside the battery compartment you will find the following:
(3-4) Frequency select
With the frequency group dial on the left (3) you can select any of seven frequency
groups (numbered from 0-6), With the frequency channel dial on the right(4) you
can select any of nine frequencies channels (numbered 0-8).
(5) Phone level output adjustment
Using the supplied screwdriver, turn the dial clockwise to increase earphone output
level. Turn the dial counterclockwise to decrease earphone output level.
(6) Power
Switches the receiver“0n" or "Off‘.
(7) Mic Out jack
The iDOUPR is supplied with a mini-to-mini cable. Plug the end of the cable with
one black band into the receiver. Plug the end of the cable with two black bands
into the microphone input of the video camera. if your camera's microphone input
is the 3-pin XLR type you'll need the optional MX—i cable.
(8) LED indicator
The LED turns red when the receiver is switched ‘On" and green when receiving
a signal from the transmitter.
(9) Phone jack
Plug an earphone into this jack to monitor the sound. The jack is wired to work
with either mono or stereo headphones (you will hear mono is both ears).
TRANSMITTER (1OBT)
(1) Remove the battery compartment lid by sliding it down.
(2) Insert one fresh alkaline 9V battery into the compartment. Make sure the
battery polarity is correct as marked inside the battery compartment
in addition to the battery, inside the battery compartment you will find the following:
(3—4) Frequency select
With the frequency group dial on the left (3) you can select any of seven frequency
groups (numbered from 0-6). With the frequency channel dial on the right (4) you
can select any of nine frequencies channels (numbered 0-8).
(10 and 12) Power and Standby switches
The power “On" and “Off switch (10) enables and disables all transmitter functions
while the Audio switch (12) “On" and “Standby" positions tum the audio off and on.
Switching the transmitterto ‘Standbyf will cause the receiverto muted This allows
the microphone to be handled with no noise,
(11) The LED Indicator turns green when the Power is turned “On". This LED will
also turn red to indicate that battery level is low and die battery must be changed.
(13) The MICjack accepts a 35mm jack from a microphone such as the supplied
EX-503. Other lavalier and/or headset microphones can also be used,
(14) The Audio input Level Control enables you to adjust the input level of the
microphone Tum clockwise to increase, orcounterclockwise to decrease the input
level. A small screwdriver is supplied to make these adjustments The level control
is factory-preset in the center position,
Operating the system
Because this is a frequency agile system, you have to choose the frequency for
both the transmitter and receiver via the group and channel dials (3 and 4). We
cannot stress enough that the transmitter and receiver pair MUST BE SET TO
THE SAME GROUP and CHANNEL NUMBER. Additionally, multiple systems
used in the same location should be on the same group number but on different
channel numbers. (See below for example) ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE
FREQUENCY YOU'VE CHOSEN ls CLEAR PRIOR TO USING THE SYSTEM
Finally, if you need to change the group or channel number you must shut off both
the transmitter and receiver before making a change. When the units are tumed
"On" the frequency is locked and will not change.
When operating multiple systems all receivers and transmitters must be on the
same group.
Example: 4 systems operating simultaneously.
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To change the frequency of a transmitter/receiver pairthat ls already on YOU MUST
TURN BOTH THE TRANSMITTER AND RECEWER “fl” FlRSTl
100UPR Receiver
Mount the receiver to your camera using either the supplied Velcro or hotvshoe
mount. Connect the output cable to the receiver and to the microphone input on
the video camera. Switch the 100UPR to "On“ and the LED should turn red. If it
does not light, check the battery. Plug an earphone into the phone jack to monitor
sound. Adjust the phone volume as necessary.
10BT Transmitter
Plug in the supplied lapel microphone and clip it to your subject. The microphone
should be placed 4-12 inches from your subjects“ mouth. Clip the transmitter to a
belt using the supplied belt-clip (15) or place it in a pocket. Switch the transmitter
to “On“. The LED should light. If it does not, check the battery. Have someone
speak into the microphone as you monitorthe sound through the receiver's phone
output. If the sound is distorted lower the input gain on the transmitter. If there is
not enough volume raise the input gain on the transmitter.
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Specifications
100UPR Receiver
Frequency Range UHF (iii-Chennai Selec‘lahle (793,750 — 8054875MH1)
Type of Reoepn’on Antenna Diversity
Oscillauor Pu Syriihesized
RF Squaw Level 15dBuV
Frequency Response 50Hz — ifikHz
SIN Ralio >70dB ‘A' Weighted
Audio Dislori'nrr <1% @1kHz
Operating Temp 0'c - 50'0 (32°F — 122‘F)
MIC om (Balanced) -58dBin @ 600 9
Monitor Oul -10dErrr (Mex) @ 33 fl
MIC Oul Connector 3.5mm Balanced Mini-Jack
Monimr Our Connector 3.5mm Simon Mirrldaok
Power Requirement 1 — 9V Alkaline Bariery
Baueiy Lila 6 - 3 Hours wlAIkaIine Barren
Dimensions 62W x 100H x 220 mm (2.44W x 334H x 0.870 inches)
Weight Approx. 1209 Including emery (42301)
1OBT Transmitter
Frequency Range UHF GSChannel Seledabie (793.750 - 505.875MH11
Osc‘dlalor PLL Synthesized
RF PW 10mW (30mW Maxi
Frequency Response 50H1 —15kHz
Max, Deviaiiori z75kHz @1kHz Moduialion. MIC Inpul~11dBrn
SIN Ralio >70dB “A' Weighiod
Audio Dismrlion <1% @ IkHz
MIC Sensitiviiy t40kHZ @ -22dBrn MIC Input (DdanOWSV)
Operatlru; Temp 0°C - so'c (SZ'F -1zz'r)
MIC Input 000mm 3.5mm Mini Jam
PouerRequiremeni 1_9v Alkalrne Battery
Haney Lfle G—BHours wlAIkallrre Earrery
Dimensions szw x100H x 220 mm (2.44w x 33m x och: inches)
Weignl Approx. 120g Including Baueiy (42301)
Due to constant improvements, specihcahbns are subject to change wilhout notice.
lmpcrun! iniormltion
Licensing ol 01's, or any Alden wireless equipment ls inc user‘s responsibiliiy, The abflny ho receive a license
depends largely on lhe user’s chssifialicn, application and lrequency. Contact fire appropriam agency (FCC In
the Us] ior runner lnlonnauon.
This device complies wilh Pan 1 5 of the FCC Rules, Oceralion is subieor in me mowing two conditions: (1 l This
device may not cause harmiul inienersnoe, and (21 This device must accept any lnierierenoe received. including
inisrierence lhar may muse undesired operalion‘
NOTE: The manufacturer 18 not responsible lor any radio orTV interference caused by unauthorized modifica-
iions in inis equipment Such modificarions could void lhe users aulhoriiyro operate me equrprneni.
This device and its amenna(s) musl not be coiocaied or opemfing In conjunction with any other anrenna or
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