Mipro Electronics Co MTS100N100T Wireless Transmitter User Manual

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MiPRO“
MTS-IOOT Digital Wireless Transmitter
MTS-100 Digitai Wireless Transmitter Moduie
User Guide
MIPRO MIPRO Electronics Co., Ltd.
Headquarters: 814 Pei—Kang Road, Chiayi, 50096, Taiwan.
Web: www mipro.com.tw
E-mali: mlpro©mlpm.:om.tw
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read these lnstruetrbns.
Keep these lnstructlons.
Heed all warnlhgs
Follow all lnstructrons.
Do not use thls apparatus near water.
clean only wllh a dry cloth
Do not block any yentllatlon opehlngs. lnstall ln accordance
wltn the manufacturer‘s mstructlons.
Do not lhstall hear any heat sources such as rad-ators, heat
reglsters, stoves, or other apparatus (lrlcludlrlg ampllners)
that produce heat
on not defeat the safety purpose or the polarlsed or ground
plug A polansed plug has two blades wlth one wlder than
the other. The wrde blade ls proylded for your safety. When
the proylded Dlug does not flt lhto your outlet, consult an
electrlcran for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
Protect the power cord from belng walked on or pinched
part-cularly at plug, cohyenrence receptacles, and the po-nt
where they exll from the apparatus
0an use attachments/accessorles speclhed by the
manufacturer.
use only Wlth a cart, stand, trlpod, bracket, or
table specllled by the manufacturer, or sold
wltn the apparatus. When a cart ls used, use
tautlgn when mpwng the tart/apparatus
comb-natlon to ayold anury from (lpsuver
unplug thrs apparatus durlng llghtnlng storms or when
unused for long perlods or tlme.
Refer all seryrclng to quallfled serylce personnel Servlclng ls
regurred when the apparatus has been damaged rn any way,
such as powerssupply cord or plug ls damaged, lldurd has
been SDlHed or oblects have fallen lntd the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to mm or molsturc, does not
operate normally, or has been dropped
To reduce the rlSk of fire or electrlc shock, do not expnse
thls apparatus to raln or molsture.
Apparatus should not be exposed to drlelng or splashlng
and no nmccls rllled wlth lroulds, should be placed on the
apparatus
use only Wlth the battery whlch speclfied by manufacturer.
The power supply cord set ls to be the mam dlsconnected
deylce.
WARNING
Fall oumoou "55:
To reduce the rlsk ornrc or electnc shoot, do not expose, thls
aDParzlus \0 ram or rnolslure.
mums wzr lDCAYIDN:
ADDEralus should not be exposed to dnpplng or splashlnd and no
abject; nlled wrth llaulds, sueh as yases should be placed an the
apparatus
ssnvxcs msmucnons:
CAL/HON . rhese sennelng lns|m<|lnns are ror use by quallned sennte
personnel only to reduee the rlsk or eleetnt shnzk, do net perrarrn any
schcmg other than that contalhcd lh the operot-ng lnstructlohs unless
you are duallned to do so
the symbol lndlcales that dangerous yoltage constltutrhg a
rlsk or elettne shack ls present wlthln thls unlt
Thls symbol lndleates that there are lrnpertant operatlng and
rnalntehaneo lnstruetlans n the llterature aeearnpanylng thls
uhlt
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Disposal prepose or any unusaole aeylees or ostenes resounsloly ana
lh accordance wlth any appllcable legulatlons
nlsposlng or used battcncs wlth domcshc waste ls to bc
unsultahle rar dlspesal wlth domestle waste yeu may return
spent battenes/ accumulators tree or charge to recycllrlg
eentres or anywhere else battenes/aeeurnulatdrs are sold
ayelded‘
Batter-es / NlCad tells olteh conmlh heavy metals such as
eadrnlumrcd), mereurylhs) and leadlrbl that makes them
mm
by done so, you eontnbute to the eonseryatlon or our
enylronrnentr
Federal cdmmu ' llion Cumm' 'on Interverente sutement
Tm; eeurernent nas eeen tested and reund te tomply wrtn tne urnrts
for a crass a drsrtat device, pursuant te Fan 15 or tne rcc Kutes
rnese nrnrrs are eesrgned te prnvme reasanaure protecnon agarnst
nzrmfm rnterrerenee m a resrdentrar rnstauatren.
rrns edurprnent generates, uses and can radrate radre frequency
energy and, r net insteued and used in accordance wrtn tne
mstmctlons, may eause narrnrur rnterrerenee to mom
eernrnunreetrens. neweyer, tnere rs no guarantee tnat mterference
wru nut eecur m a panicular rnstauat'ren trtnrs equipment dees
eause narrnrut rnterrerenee [0 redrd er tereyrsran reeeenen, wnren ean
ee determmed ey turnmg tne eeurprnent off and en, tne user ls
encouraged to try to eerrect tne rnterrerenee by ene or tne renewrnd
measures
. Rearrent er rereeate tne recelvmg antenna.
. Increase tne separatron between tne edurernent and recewer
. Cenneet tne edurnrnent mto an euttet an a crreurt drrrerent from
tnat to wnrcn tne recewer ls connected
. Censutt tne dealer or an expenenced radm/rv teennreran for nerp
rec Caution: To assure edntrnued compnanee, any cnanges er
rnedrrrcatrens net expresswy appreyed by tne party respansrere (or
eernpuanee coma yerd tne user‘s autnenty te operate tms eqmpment
AExample , use enry snrerded mlerface taures wnen cenneetmg to
cernputer er perrpnerer dewces).
rnrs deyree eernenes wrtn part 15 er tne FCC rures oeeretren rs
subject to the renewrng two eendrtrens
in Ms dcwcc may not cause narrnrur rnterrerenee and
(2) ans dewce must accept any interference recewed, rncwudrne
rnterrerenee tnat may cause undesrred aperatmn.
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Tms dcvlcc eemunes wlm lnduslrv Canada neeneerexempt ass—210
standard
operatrdn rs Subject to the feuuwmq two candmuns
(t) thus devrce may not cause mterference, and
(zy ttns devree must accept any rnterrerenee, mdudmg mterference
that may cause undes-red uperetren or tne newse
Contents
1 Key Features St Benefits
2 Controls and Indicators 7 Front Pane‘
3 Controls and Indicators - Rear Panel
4 Controls and Indicators
5 Transrmtter Frequency Set-Up
5 Qperatmg T‘rps
7 Insert and Remove the Modu‘e
8 Proper RF Output Level and Output
Connector Settmgs
Proper AF (audlc) Input and Connectron
Optimat AF Input Volume Setting
Key Features & Benefits
1.
Modularlzed design for easy set—up, operation
and malrlterlance.
Preset Wlth 15 selectable channels.
Brlght LED channel dlsplay.
Dlrect output for low level or swltch to Wldeband
amplifier for hlgh level output.
Selectable lnput audlo Slgnal level for optlmal
modulatlon lndex.
Audio lnput and RF output LED indlcators.
System Accessories Included:
Antenna X1 User Gulde X1
Controls and Indicators
Front Panel:
J) 6 0 0
Power Switch & Indicator: Red lndicator is
lllumlnated after power lS turned on.
AF Signal Indicators: Indicate the input audlo
signal level.
RF Signal Indicators: Indlcate the output RF
signal level.
Transmitter Module (MTS-IDO): Plug—m
module preset wlth 15 selectable channels.
0 O 0 O
Controls and Indicators
Rear Panel:
6 Low Power RF Output Connector: Connect
directly to a transmitting antenna or extend to
external antenna by RF cable.
6 RF Output Switch: High or Low RF level
switch.
a High Power RF Output Connector: Connect
directly to a transmitting antenna or extend to
external antenna by RF cable.
0 AF Level Switch: 0 dB, -10 dB, -20 (13 audio
output for optimal modulation index.
0 Cnmlm Jack Connector: Balanced (XLR) or
unbalanced (1/4-incli) audio input signals.
0 DC voltage Input Connector: 12~15V DC
voltage, the center pole or the DC connector IS
positive voltage.
Controls and Indicators
0 $ Q
0 LED screen: Displays current numeric channel.
0 Channel button.
0 Volume Limiter Indicator.
0 Frequency Code Sticker: EU = Europe/ US =
America.
Digital wireless Transmitter
Transmitter Frequency Set—Up
Press the Channel button 0 for a clear channel.
16 preset selectable channels.
Volume Limit Indicator G will not be illuminated
under normal input signals.
Volume Limiter Indicator 6 will be illuminated if
over normal input signals. Reduce volume to
desired level.
Digital wireless Transmitter
Operating Tips
The transmitter functions when the module and
antenna are inserted properly and powered on.
Ascertain the frequency code sticker is the same
between the transmitter and receiver.
Select another frequency if the existing
operating frequency experiences interference.
MTS—lDOT wireless transmitter can be installed
as a stationary transmitter to be used
concurrently with multiple MTG-100R portable
receivers as a wireless tour guide/simultaneous
language interpretation system.
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Insert and Remove the Module
. Remove the front cover plate.
. Insert MTs-1oo module gently lnto slot
horizontally.
- Fasten the panel wlth the attached two Screws.
- To remove, reverse the above steps.
Proper RF Output Level and Output
Connector Settings
a High or Low RF level switch ls located at the
rear panel. Front panel will display current ngn
or Low RF output power settlng.
. RF power wlll output from LOW-POWER e TNC
connector wnen “LOW" setting is selectedl RF
power Wlll Output from HIGH'POWER o TNC
connector when “HIGH" settlng is selected.
. Therefore, it ls important to observe the correct
antenna Connectlorl or extenslorl RF Cable wlth
the RF Output Switch selection.
LOW
Proper AF (audio) Input and Connection
. Combo Jack connector accepts balanced (XLR)
or 1/4-inch/6.3mm unbalanced cable.
. Proper input volume adjustment is needed after
AF signal is connected.
. Three selectable AF levels can be selected from
AF Level Switch 0 for optimal audio sensitivity.
Exceeding input volume Will result in distortion
for receiver AF output, and insufficient input
volume will degrade the S/N ratio that increases
liigner background noise. RF, proper setting
ensures optimal output audio quality.
Exceeding input Optimal input
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Optimal AF Input Volume Setting
. The AF Signal indicators 0 indicates the input
audio signal level.
. Normal volume: 2~3 LEDs are illuminated.
. ngh volume: 4 LEDs are illuminated
n Peak volume‘ Red Limit indicator will be
illuminated to denote warning.
AFINPUT
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. when 4~5 LEDs are illuminated constantly it
denotes exceeding input volume and input
attenuation is required. Switch the input volume
swnch Bto —10dB or —20dB for modification.
AF |NPuT (dB) Ms)
K K " N # AFLEVEL AF LEVEL
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- Wheri 1~2 LEDS are illumlriated Constantly It
denotes insufficient input volume and less input
attenuation is required. Switch the input volume
swnch Dto —10dB or OdB for modification.
AF INPUT
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+ + svviteri to 40 or p as for modification
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