JTS Professional Co MH36G2 UHF PLL Handheld transmitter User Manual Exhibit 8 Users Manual rev

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US-36G2 / Mh-36G2 / PT-36BG2
1856
59508-043-01
UHF PLL
US-36G2
TRue DIversity
WIRELESS SYSTEMS
Instruction Manual
Thank you for choosing the JTS wireless system. In order to obtain the best efficiency from the system,
you are recommended to take few minutes to read this instruction manual carefully.
INDEX
1. Important Caution					
2. Features				
3. Specification
3-1 Receiver// US-36G2
3-2 Handheld Transmitter // Mh-36G2
3-3 Body-pack Transmitter // PT-36BG2
3-4 Optional Condenser Microphone
4. Part Identification & Accessories
4-1 Receiver // US-36G2
4-2 Handheld Transmitter // Mh-36G2
4-3 Body-pack Transmitter // PT-36BG2
4-4 Optional Condenser Microphone
4-5 Accessories
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5. Preparing Procedures & Basic Operation
14
5-1 Receiver// US-36G2
14
5-2 Handheld Transmitter // Mh-36G2
17
5-3 Body-pack Transmitter // PT-36BG2
19
5-4 Installation of Condenser Microphones
20
6. Recommendation
7. Important Notice
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1. Important Caution
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Always make all connections before plugging the unit into an AC power outlet.
Do not leave the devices in a place neither with high temperature nor high humidity.
Always do not handle the power cord with wet hands !
Keep the devices away from fire and heat sources.
2. Features
• Due to the PLL synthesized technology, the system can offer up to 1441 selectable frequencies
for choosing simultaneously.
• 6 groups, maximum 23 channels in one group.
• The true diversity reception with 2 independent RF receivers ensure the stable transmission and
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reception.
Adjustable Pilot tone squelch control can effectively reduce the noise.
Equipped with S.A.W. filter benefits the interference-resistant.
Tuned antennas can benefit the stable RF reception.
Built-in Noise Squelch circuity & Mute function are available to restrain the interference for
signals.
Rugged metal housing can pass through the difficult environment.
Equipped with balanced XLR and balanced output allow great convenience.
Anti-interference design is available to work with every computer device.
Transmission power selectable between 10 and 50mW (depends on local regulation).
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3. Specification
3-1 Receiver // US-36G2
Frequency Preparation........ PLL Synthesized Control
Carrier Frequency Range 470.0~607.950MHz, 614.050~697.950MHz
S/N Ratio..................................... > 105dB
T.H.D............................................... <0.6%@1KHz
Display............................................. LCD / LED
Display Contents..................... Group, Channel, Frequency, Antenna A/B, Mute Display, AF
Meter (LED BAR), RF Meter (LED BAR) , Battery Status
Controls......................................... Power On/Off, Group, Channel, Frequency Up/Down,
Frequency Scan, Audio Level, Lock-on, Output Pad
Audio Output Level.............. -12dB
AF Output Impedance........ 600Ω
Squelch........................................... Pilot Tone & Noise Mute
Operation Voltage.................. 12V, 500mA
Output Connector................. 1 XLR Balanced Socket
1 Ø6.3mm Unbalanced phone jack
Dimension(m/m)................. 212.3mm (W)* 38.3mm (H)* 144mm (D)
3-2 Handheld Transmitter // Mh-36G2
Frequency Preparation............. PLL Synthesized Control
Carrier Frequency Range....... 470.0~607.950MHz, 614.050~697.950MHz
RF Outputs...................................... 10mW / 50mW
(Depend on Local Regulation)
Stability Frequency..................... <±10KHz
Deviation........................................... ±48KHz (Peak)
LCD Display.................................... Group, Channel, Frequency, Battery Status, Sensitivity
Controls.............................................. Power On/Off, Mode Setting, AF Level, Frequency Up/
Down, Lock-on Mode
Spurious Emissions.................... <-50 dBC
Audio Frequency Response 50~16,000 Hz
Battery.................................................. UM3, AA 1.5V*2
3-3 Body-pack Transmitter // PT-36BG2
Frequency Preparation.............. PLL Synthesized Control
Carrier Frequency Range........ 470.0~607.950MHz, 614.050~697.950MHz
RF Outputs....................................... 10mW / 50mW
(Depend on Local Regulation)
Stability Frequency...................... <±10KHz
Deviation............................................ ±48KHz (Peak)
LCD Display..................................... Group, Channel, Frequency, Battery Status, Sensitivity
Controls............................................... Power On/Off, AF Level, Group, Channel,
Frequency Up/Down, Lock-on Mode
Output connector......................... 4P mini XLR
Spurious Emissions..................... <-50 dBC
Audio Frequency Response... 50Hz~18k Hz
Battery................................................... UM3, AA Alkaline x2
3-4 Optional Condenser Microphone
Lavaliere Microphone
Model No............................... CM-501
Connector.............................. 4P Mini XLR
Option Connector...........
Frequency Response......
Polar Pattern..........................
Sensitivity (at 1000Hz)
Impedance.............................
Max. SPL for 1% THD
Dimension(mm)..............
100~15,000 Hz
Cardioid
-60±3 dB
2.2kΩ
130dB
Ø10.1mm(W)
* 26.4mm(H)
Net Weight............................ 21.5g
WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM
CM-201i
201C4 (4P Mini XLR)
201C3 (3P Mini XLR)
201CS (3.5 stereo plug)
201CR
60~15,000 Hz
Omni-directional
-60±3 dB
2.2kΩ
130dB
Ø5mm(W)* 9mm(H)
CM-125i
201C4 (4P Mini XLR)
201C3 (3P Mini XLR)
201CS (3.5 stereo plug)
201CR
50~18,000 Hz
Omni-directional
-53±3 dB
4.4kΩ
130dB
Ø4mm(W)* 11mm(H)
20.7g
7g (cable excluded)
Headset Microphone
Model No............................... CM-214
Connector............................... 801C4
(4P Mini XLR)
CM-214U
4P Mini XLR
Option Connector........... 801C3 (3P Mini XLR)
801CS (3.5 stereo plug)
801CR
30~18,000 Hz
Frequency Response...... 60~15,000 Hz
Cardioid
Polar Pattern.......................... Omni-directional
Sensitivity (at 1000Hz) -60±3 dB
-68±3 dB
680Ω
Impedance............................. 1.8kΩ
130dB
Max. SPL for 1% THD 130dB
205mm(W)
Dimension(mm).............. 125mm(W)
* 134mm(H)
* 134mm(H)
* 157mm(D)
* 157mm(D)
38.4g
Net Weight............................ 32.9g
Model No............................... CM-235
Connector.............................. 801C4 (4P Mini XLR )
Frequency Response...... 50~18,000 Hz
Polar Pattern.......................... Omni-directional
Sensitivity (at 1000Hz) -53±3 dB
Impedance............................. 1.8kΩ
Max. SPL for 1% THD 130dB
Dimension(mm).............. 155mm(W)
* 134mm(H)
* 157mm(D)
Net Weight............................ 17g (cable excluded)
CM-214UL
801C3 (3P Mini XLR)
801C4 (4P Mini XLR)
801CS (3.5 stereo plug)
801CR
100 ~ 18,000Hz
Cardioid
-65±3 dB
1.8kΩ
120dB
125mm(W)
* 134mm(H)
* 157mm(D)
18g (cable excluded)
CX-504
4P Mini XLR
30~18,000 Hz
Cardioid
-68±3 dB
680Ω
130dB
285mm(W)
* 55mm(H)
* 111.3mm(D)
56.3g
Ear-hook Microphone
Model No............................... CM-801/CM-804i
Connector.............................. 801C4 (4P Mini XLR)
Option Connector........... 801C3 (3P Mini XLR)
801CS (3.5 stereo plug)
801CR
Frequency Response...... 60~15,000 Hz
Polar Pattern.......................... Omni-directional
Sensitivity (at 1000Hz) -64±3 dB
Impedance............................. 1.8kΩ
Max. SPL for 1% THD 130dB
CM-8015/CM-825i
801C4 (4P Mini XLR)
801C3 (3P Mini XLR)
801CS (3.5 stereo plug)
801CR
50~18,000 Hz
Omni-directional
-53±3 dB
1.8kΩ
130dB
Compatible Instrument Microphone
Model No...............................
Connector..............................
Frequency Response......
Polar Pattern..........................
Sensitivity (at 1000Hz)
Impedance.............................
Max. SPL for 1% THD
Good For.................................
CX-500
4P Mini XLR
20~20,000 Hz
Omni-directional
-58±3dB
1.5kΩ
130 dB
Violin
CX-500F
4P Mini XLR
20~20,000 Hz
Omni-directional
-58±3dB
1.5kΩ
130 dB
Flutes
Model No...............................
Connector..............................
Frequency Response......
Polar Pattern..........................
Sensitivity (at 1000Hz)
Impedance.............................
Max. SPL for 1% THD
Good For.................................
CX-508W
4P Mini XLR
50~18,000 Hz
Cardioid
-67±3 dB
220Ω
130 dB
Winds
CX-516W
4P Mini XLR
30~18,000 Hz
Cardioid
-67±3 dB
220Ω
130 dB
Accordion
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CX-520
4P Mini XLR
50~16,500 Hz
Supercardioid
-78±3dB
600Ω
148 dB
Harmonica
4. Parts Identification & Accessories
4-1 Receiver // US-36G2
10
11
Power On/Off switch
Up button (frequency adjustment)
Down button (frequency adjustment)
Set button (frequency adjustment)
LCD Display
Volume control
DC socket for connection of main unit
AF output, jack socket (AF UNBAL)
Balanced XLR socket
Antenna input socket
Antenna
AF signal level
RF signal level
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SQ.
ID:
LOCK
MIN.
MAX.
CH
ATT.ON
MHz
VOL.
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10
4-2 Handheld Transmitter // Mh-36G2
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Interchangeable capsule
LCD display
Down button
UP button
Set button
Battery tray button
Battery tray
Power On/Off switch
12
17
Mh-36 G2
Mh-36 G2
18
16
14
13
15
19
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4-3 Body-pack Transmitter // PT-36BG2
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21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
LCD Display
Battery Tray
Set button: set the configuration of bodypack transmitter
Up button: select the settings of transmitter
Down button: select the settings of transmitter
Power Switch / Mute
4 Pin mini XLR mic. input
Antenna
Belt Clip
LCD Panel of the Body-Pack Transmitter
Battery status: display battery status
Group & Channel
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POWER
/MUTE
25
27
29
30
20
28
24
23
22
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UHF PLL Transmitter
4-4 Optional Condenser Microphone
Lavaliere Microphone // CM-501 CM-201i CM-125i
31
32
33
34
35
36
Clip
4 Pin Mini XLR
3 Pin Mini XLR Option
3.5 Stereo Plug Option
4Pin Hirose connecter
Windscreen
Option
31
36
CM-501
32
33
31
36
34
WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM
CM-201i
35
36
31
CM-125i
Headset Microphone // CM-214 / CM-214U / CM-214UL / CM-235 /
CX-504
37 Gooseneck
38 Adjustable headband
39 Headband
40 4 Pin Mini XLR
41 Windscreen
38
38
CM-214
41
38
CM-214UL
Standard :
4 Pin Mini XLR
3 Pin Mini XLR
3.5 Stereo Plug
CM-214U
37
41
37
41
37
38
39
CM-235
CX-504
37
40
41
41
37
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Ear-hook Microphone // CM-801 / CM-804i / CM-8015 / CM-825i
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
Boom
Adjustable Headband
Adjustable ear hook
Detchable Cable
Cable Clip
Windscreen
4 Pin Mini XLR
3 Pin Mini XLR Option
3.5 Stereo Plug Option
4Pin Hirose connecter
47
44
42
45
CM-801
46
44
Option
43
47
48
49
50
45
42
51
46
CM-804i
47
44
42
45
CM-8015
46
44
43
47
42
CM-825i
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45
46
Compatible Instrument Microphone // CX-500 / CX-500F / CX-520 /
CX-508W / CX-516W
52
53
54
55
56
57
Gooseneck
Clip
Bracket
Volume Control
Windscreen
4 Pin Mini XLR
56
CX-500
57
52
CX-500F
56
53
56
56
52
52
55
54
53
CX-520
CX-508W
CX-516W
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4-5 Accessories
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
AC/DC adaptor
A Switching Power Supply(100V~240V , 50~60Hz)
B Linear Power Supply (220V , 50Hz) Option
C Linear Power Supply (220V , 60Hz) Option
Screwdriver
DR-900 Dual Rack Adaptor Option
RP-900 Panel Cover Option
AF output cable (with Φ6.3 plug at both ends)
GC-80/GC-100 Guitar Cable Option
GC-80L/GC-100L Guitar Cable Option
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59
60
61
62
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64
5. Preparing Procedures & Basic Operation
5-1 Receiver // US-36G2
(1) Power output connector
Plug in one end of AC/DC adaptor cable to DC input socket in the rear panel of receiver, and
plug another end into an AC outlet.(Step 1)
(2) Audio Output Connector
Connect one end of the AF output cable to the AF output socket in the rear panel, then plug
another end to the “MIC IN” input socket of a mixer or amplifier.(Step 2)
Receiver equipped with balanced XLR output and Unbalanced φ6.3mm output, choose the
proper way for use.
MIXER
AUDIO OUTPUT
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DC INPUT
AC/DC ADAPTOR
AC POWER SOCKET
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(3) LCD panel
65 RF signal level
66 AF signal level
67 Main display
68 Diversity display (A or B antenna)
69 Battery gauge of the transmitter
68
69
SQ.
ID:
LOCK
ATT.ON
CH
65 66
MHz
67
Turning the receive on and off by pressing the POWER button.
Press the SET button for 3 seconds to select group/frwquency scan, squelch,
and output level.
Press the SET button again to store once you make any changes.
Press the UP or DOWN button to adjust the setting.
(4) Setting the rubber pad
Four self-adhesive rubber pads are provided
to ensure the stability.
They are to be placed on the bottom side of
the receiver.
(5) Connecting the antennas
The user-friendly receiver antenna comes
with easy mount on socket for effortless
connection. Connect two antennas on the
back of the receiver and align them upward.
ANT.1 / ANT.2
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(6) Connecting the main unit
Plug in the DC connector on the back of the
receiver (DCV INPUT).
500
DCV INPUT
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(7) Connecting the amplifier/mixer console
Plug in the amplifier/mixer console to the
(AF OUT UNBAL / BAL ) sockets.
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500
AF OUT UNBAL/BAL
(8) Turning the receiver on/off
Turn the receiver on by pressing the Power
button.
ID:
SQ.
LOCK
MIN.
MAX.
ATT.ON
CH
MHz
VOL.
DIVERSITY RECEIVER US-36G2
POWER
(9) Adjusting the AF output level
Use the AF output level control located on
the front side of the receiver to adjustthe AF
signal level that appears at output.
ID:
SQ.
LOCK
MIN.
MAX.
VOL.
AF OUTPUT LEVEL
CH
ATT.ON
MHz
DIVERSITY RECEIVER US-36G2
POWER
(10) Dual Rack Adaptor set
The dual rack adaptor is available to unify the
half rack space into a standard EIA size with
single or dual units.
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5-2 Handheld Transmitter // Mh-36G2
(2) Inserting and changing the battery
1. Loosen the microphone head counter-clockwise. (Figure 1)
2. Push both battery tray button to release it. (Figure 2)
3. Insert 2 pieces of UM-3 1. 5 V batteries, remember to match
correct polarity. (step1 of Figure3)
4. Push the battery tray back. (step2 of Figure3)
5. Aim the connectors exactly for screwing on the microphone
head clockwise. (Figure 4)
Mh-36 G2
(1) Turning the transmitter on/off
The on/off switch is located on the bottom of the microphone.
Figure 1
Figure 2
(3) LCDpanel
70 Main display
71 Battery indicator
70
71
Figure 3
Figure 4
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(4) Press the SET button to select between frequency /group/ sensitivity / RF outputs.
1. Frequency adjusting
Press the UP or DOWN button to adjust the setting of a menu.
1-1 Hold SET button for 3 seconds to activate frequency.
1-2 Once you see ”MHz” blinking , you are ready to select your desired frequency
by using UP and DOWN buttons.
1-3 Press the SET button again to store your changes.
2. Group adjusting
2-1 Press“Set” button 16 for 3 seconds, the group (G) will flash. (Figure 5)
2-2 Presss“ Up 15 ” or “ Down 14 ”button to select a desired group.
2-3 Press “Set” again and the Channel (CH) will flash.
2-4 Press “ Up” or “ Down” button to select a desired channel.
2-5 After setting, press “Set” again to save the setting.
3. Sensitivity adjusting
3-1 Press the SET button twice to select sensitivity. Lasting for 3 seconds at the first
press, then 1 second for the second press, and the display appears
3-2 Use UP and DOWN buttons to adjust changes.
3-3 Finally press SET button again to store your changes.
4. RF Outputs adjusting
4-1 Push the “Set” button 16 several times until the “rF Lo “ or “rF Hi” flashes.
4-2 Then push “ Up 15 ” to choose “Hi” for high transmitting power and push
“ Down 14 ”to choose “Lo” for low transmitting power.
4-3 Selectable transmission power betwem 10mW & 50mW.
4-4 Push the “Set” again to save the setting.
SET DOWN UP
Figure 5
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5-3 Body-pack Transmitter // PT-36BG2
(1) Press the SET button to select between frequency /group/ sensitivity / RF outputs.
(depends on country)
1. Frequency adjusting
Press the UP or DOWN button to adjust the setting of a menu.
1-1 Hold SET button for 3 seconds to activate frequency.
1-2 Once you see ”MHz” blanking , you are ready to select your desired frequency
by using UP and DOWN buttons.
1-3 Press the SET button again to store your changes.
2. Group adjusting
2-1 Press“Set” button 22 for 3 seconds, the group (G) will flash. (Figure 6)
2-2 Presss“ Up 23 ” or “ Down 24 ”button to select a desired group.
2-3 Press “Set” again and the Channel (CH) will flash.
2-4 Press “ Up” or “ Down” button to select a desired channel.
2-5 After setting, press “Set” again to save the setting.
3. Sensitivity adjusting
3-1 Press the SET button twice to select sensitivity. Lasting for 3 seconds at the first
press, then 1 second for the second press, and the display appears
3-2 Use UP and DOWN buttons to adjust changes.
3-3 Finally press SET button again to store your changes.
4. RF Outputs adjusting
4-1 Push the “Set” button 22 several times until the “rF Lo “ or “rF Hi” flashes.
4-2 Then push “ Up 23 ” to choose “Hi” for high transmitting power and push
“ Down 24 ”to choose “Lo” for low transmitting power.
4-3 Selectable transmission power betwem 10mW & 50mW.
4-4 Push the “Set” again to save the setting.
3”
Figure 6
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5-4 Installation of Condenser Microphones
(1) Lavaliere microphone
Attach lavaliere microphone to a tie, lapel, where is suitable for sound pick-up. Plug the
connector into input socket on the body-pack transmitter.
(2) Headset microphone
Put the headband behind your head, and fix the temples on your ears as shows, then
adjust the gooseneck to have best miking. Plug the connector into input socket on the
body-pack transmitter.
MIC IN
(3) Instrument Microphones
The system is compatible with JTS various instrument microphones.
For detail please refer to user’s manuals of these microphones.
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(6) Ear-hook Microphone
1. Lightweight Dual Ear Hook Microphone
Try on whether the headset is fit.
Adjust the headband to a suitable width.
Tighten or loosen the curve of the ear-hook by twisting the loop or expanding it.
Curve and bend the boom to fit your face.
Attach the detachable cable to a suitable place by a cable clip.
2. Lightweight Single Ear Hook Microphone
Try on whether the original curve is tight or loose.
Re-try and push the fixed curve against your earlobe.
Curve and Bend the boom to fit your face.
Attach the detachable cable to a suitable place by a cable clip.
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6. Recommendation
(1) In order to achieve the optimum reception condition and also extend the operating distance,
please leave a “open space” between the receiver and transmitter.
(2) Keep the devices away from the metal objects or any interference sources, at least 50 cm.
(3) To avoid the feed-back effect, don’t leave the mic. to aim at the speakers directly.
(4) For best pick-up pattern, please hold the middle of the mic. body.
(5) Remove batteries from the battery compartment when the transmitter will not be used for a
long time.
(6)When you need to replace the batteries, please replace both batteries at the same time with
new ones.
7. Important Notice
(1) JTS offers wireless systems in a selection of bands that conform to the different government
regulations of specific nations or geographic regions. These regulations help limit radio
frequency (RF) interference among different wireless devices and prevent interference with
local public communications channels, such as television and emergency broadcasts.
(2) For information on bands available in your area, consult your local dealer or phone JTS.
More information is also available at JTS’s website (www.jts.com.tw).
(3) This Radio apparatus may be capable of operating on some frequencies not authorized in
your region. Please contact your national authority to obtain information on authorized
frequencies and RF power levels for wireless microphone products.
Notice:
The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment
IMPORTANT NOTE:
To comply with the FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, no change to the antenna
or the device is permitted. Any change to the antenna or the device could result in the
device exceeding the RF exposure requirements and void user’s authority to operate the
device.
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