Chiayo Electronics Co M-200 Wireless Microphone Belt Pack User Manual users manual

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CHIAYO
CHIAYO ELECTRONICS GIL, LTD.
OFFICE > 30, LANE 27‘ SEGA. JEN-Al ROAD‘ TAIPEI, TAIWAN
Tamas-247416741 FAX 8857247526242
FACTORY ae‘ CHUNG stAo STREET 2. CMAVI. TNWAN
TEL.686-5-271—1000 FAX 586757276776”
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DINEN 509001
Certificate N0:05 100 39126
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General
Thank you very much forehoosmg the‘Chtayo belt-pack transmitter. Forit to work, you
needto have acorrespondtng Chtayo Wireless receiver in the same frequency.
Four different transmitters ( see table below ) are sharing this operating manual‘ please
go through it thoroughly before operation.
Band Frequency Deviation Antenna t Bu 7
VHF ' Fixed , Narrow band >V|u AudtoCnble |v5\'*3 7
UHF l‘txed Widehnnil YCN 7 f I t a,
7 7 SM-Zlo j VHF PLL 7 716 \\ tdc band tha AudtoCabIo l.5\ ‘7‘ 7
SM-Slo UllF PLL If; ‘ \Vttleb.=nd r Yet I.5\-"‘3
The basic operations of all the above trttnsmtttersflttre almost the same, However,
sometimes they use different connectors to suttdtfterent reqmrements,
Antenna
Buttery Hams
indicator
l’owt‘r \\V\lt.'ll
Connector
Audio input
COlll’lCCtOr
Cable
restraint
Battery
compartment
Line Control
Line
Control
Charging
UOmIS
Capsuale
Mike Clip (VHF)
Operating instruction
INSTALLATlON OF BATTERIES
This transmitter uses 3 pieces of" AA " size batteries (Alkaline battery is recommended )i
To install orremove the batteries press the release button. tthe edges ofthe transmitter
to open or close the cover as illustrated ( Fig] ). When installing the batteries with the
cover open toward you, the cover might block your hand It is thus recommended that
while inserting or removmg the batteries you should hold the transmitter in such a
way that the cover open away from you.(seeFig.3)
Installation of Belt-clip
This specially designed detachable belt-clip allows the userto wear the transmitter with
antenna pointing upward or downward illustrated. To wear the transmitter with the
transmttterpointing u ward. install the belt-clipas in th.4. Towearthetransmitter with
the antennttpointing wnward. please install the belt-clip tn Fig,5.
Charging points
‘ 1
Charging points
Installation of Lavaherl Headset microphonesorinstrument
inputs.
Deponding on customer requirements, Lavalier / Heather microphone or instrument
inputs could be connected to Ihetransmitter Vitl the audio input connector. User is free to
choose the various Input sources but is advised Io take note that connector used must be
compatible to each other. The pin configurations of vanous connectors are as follow (
Figp & 7 & 8).
I HR
LED INDICATOR
PHANTOM POWER
AN'l'lENNA
l XLR
LED INDICATOR
or [N
ANTENNA MTIN (mo
- T M P POWER
LED lNDlCATOR SWITCH
PHANTOM POWER
ANTENNA
POWER
SWITCH
Installation ofcahlerestraint
To prevent contact noise caused by constant tension
applied totheconnecIor,.acablerestraintisdestgned such
thattensionIstotallyreducedwhenitrsproperlyused (see
Fig.9 ).
\\'hen the audio cable go through the cable restraint. it
could prevent sweat from going diecIly Into the electronic
board via the narrower. This ix another advantage of the
cable restraint,
Channel selection
Channel selection is possible only for SM-Zlé / SM»81(7
plux transmitters. To change channel, please open the
battery coverund access the rotary swuch to selectchannel
with a mall screwdriver. (FigJO).
Line Control
This is a Chiayo unique Line Control. Thepurpose oftheL ine Control istocontrol :
l Maxgainbeforefeedback
I Remote control ofthc Gain
The Line Control is designed such that when Max. Gain before feedback is achieved. a
disable switch could lock out the function ofthe Line Contr toprevent acadental adjust
ment of the control. (Fig. l l)
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There is another advantage of the Line Control as it could serve as an adapter between
different Lavalier/Headset and connectorsas illustrated below. (Fig.12)
- VIC-73
lMC-26 lMC-72
- VIC-745
lMC-16 @
I M0520 /’/v .
IHIROSE
-swrr CRAFT
nTMP
a?
.,.1
Input Level Gain Control Adjustment
Low impedance ( Lo—Z) " MT" & high impedance( Hi-Z) ” GT" gain controls are situated
inside the transmitter as shown in Fig 10. Gain controls are adjustment ports thatenable
you to use microphones of differing output levels and Guitar or instruments with Hi-Z
output. To adjust microphone ( Lo-z) input levels, turn the ” MT" control and to adj ust the
Guitar or instrument ( Hi-Z ) input, adjust the " GT" gain control to set the transmitter's
desired audio input leveli
Caution and tips on howto obtain the best results.
LBefore inserting the batteries, please make sure that they aare inserted according to the
correct polarity.
2,For PLL 16 frequencies agile version, before operation please make sure that the
corresponding receiverMUST havethe same frequency group and channel number as the
transmittein
3.For fixed frequency version. before operation please make sure that corresponding
receiver MUST have the same frequency as the transmitteri
4.Bet‘or_e making any channel change. please switch off the power supply. The
synthesized program works _in such a way that a change of channel will only take place
she}: a power off and on action. Otherwrse. the prevrosly selected frequency will stay
unc anged.
5.After making achannel change. please make sure that the corresponding change is made
on the matching receiver also. To be exact. changes MUST be made at both the transmitter
and receiver.
6.The audio cable of M-ZOO and SM-216 also serve as antenna. The length ofthe cable is
cut according to the specific frequency range Do not alter the length or mix around the
cable of different transmitters, The use of wrong audio cable will affect the antenna
efficiency of the transmitter!
7,Use_only brand new Alkaline batteries. Do not use " general purpose " batteries, When
batteries are weak, replace the three batteries altogether at the same time, Do not mix and
use new and old batteries together.
8.Position the receiver such that it has the least possible obstructions between it and the
transmitter, Line of Sight is best!
9.Thetransmitterandthe receivershould be as close as possible butnotless than 1m.
10.Areceiver cannot receive signals from two ormore transmitters simultaneously,
ll.Turnt_he transmitteroffwhenitis notin use. Remove the batteries ifit is notto be used
for a period of time

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