Radio Shack 3201222 WIRELESS FM MICROPHONE User Manual
RadioShack Corporation WIRELESS FM MICROPHONE
User Manual
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cat. No. 32-1222
OWNER'S MANUAL
Plegna read before using min equtpment.
.( 2-Charmel 170MH2 Wireless
FM Microphones System
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FEATURES
Your Optimus 2-Ghennei l'mMHz
Wireless FM Microphones System in
designed for use wl'lh public address
system's. musical instrument amplifi-
ers. ar other audio sys’ieme. The eye-
tem's long range (150 feel). and
elgnei-io-neiee ratio (90 dB), and law
distortion (1 .0%) let yau use It any-
where you would use a convenient]
microphone.
The hand rnlke’e low-battery iridium
and three-petition switch help yuu
avoid leei-minuie battery iailuree.
The recelver has both micmphone
end lino-level outputs for easy con-
nection to any amplifier. mixing board,
or recorder‘ and you can use bo’m cui-
\puis it the same time. And, the receiv-
er‘e volume control leis yeu easily
balance me receivefa output with oth-
er sound sour-nee.
Be sure to read this manual complete-
ly Defers yeu use the system.
New You need one Welt battery
(not auppiied) to power the system
Warning: To prevent fire or shock
hazard, do not expose his pradum
to rein or moisture.
CAUTION
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GAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF
ELECTRiO SHDDK. DO NOT REMOVE
COVER OH BACK. ND USER-SENSE-
AELE PARTS lNSlDE REFER SERVIC-
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FCC NOTICE
This wireless audio link system corn-
pliea with Part 90 of FCC Hales. There
are two frequencies available fer the
system. Yuu must get a license for
each frequency you plan he use before
you use the eyeiem (nhe license can
include both frequencies). Unensebill—
iy depends on how you will use the
system.
Look in your local phone boulder the
nearest FOG office and earned them
to gel the necessary application
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USING THE SYSTEM
CONNECTING THE
RECEIVER TO AN
AMPLIFIER, MKER, OFI
TAPE RECORDER
Connect the receiver to an empllfler.
mixer, or tape recorder ueIng either Its
LINE nr AUDIO output.
To connect using the LINE jack. con-
nm a ehlelded audio cable's phcna
plug Io the rece'rvefe LINE Isak. Con-
nec’r the other end In a Una-level Input
on your emplrfler, mixer, or tape re-
corder.
Tn connect using the AUDIO jack, con-
nect e shielded audio cable's Vl-IHGI‘I
Q} \ mono phone plug to the receivers AU- $
Bro leek. Connect the other and In a -
micropheneJevel Input on your ampli-
fier. mixer, or tape recorder.
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POWERING THE
RECEIVER
The receiver enemas from the sup-
plied 12mm AC power adapter,
Cautions:
- Use only the supplied adapter. lf
yau knee or damage this adapter,
order a replacement from your
local Radical-tack store. Using
other adapters coutd damage the
receiver.
- Always plug the adapter Into the
resolver; Dc 12V lack (lrat. and
always unpiug the adapter from
the AC outlet first.
1. Be sure the receivefe POWER but-
ten is out (off) before yczu connect
the adapter.
2. Plug the adapter: small plug into
the receivefs Dc 1zv1ack.
3. Plug the other and at the adapter
‘ Into a standard AC outlet
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MAINTENANCE
Your Dptimue 2-Channei 17OMHz Wireless FM Microphone System is an example
cl superior design and oreitomlnship. The following suggestions will help you can
for the system so you can enloy itioryeere.
Keep the oystem dry. ii it gets wet, wipe it dry immediately. Liquid
oen contain minerals that corrode electronic circuits.
f Use and stare ii'le eyuiem only in normal temperature environments.
Temperature ammo; can shorten the iiie of electronic device: and
distort or melt plastic parts.
Handle the system gently end carefully. Dropping it can damage cir-
cuit boards and cases and can cause the system work improperly.
Lise only fresh betterlee of the required size and type. Did be‘iterieo
can leek chemicals that damage your transmitters electronic pane.
3 Keep the system away from dust and dirt, which can cause preme-
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Wipe the system with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it looking
new. no not use harsh chemicals, cleaning soivenie. or strong deter-
gents to clean your system.
Modifying or tampering with the system's internal components can cause a mei-
mnoiion and could invalidate your system's warranty and void your FOO emhonze-
iicn to operate it' it your eyetum ie not periorming as it should, take it in your local
FiadioShock storefor assistance.
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SPEClFICATIONS
TRANSMITTER
Semifivfly:
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AUXlanlt. ..... .. ...... SOthfidBOEEkHzFM
Frequency Response . . , ..... inc-5,000 H:
RF Output Powar . . . . ..... 50 mW (Max)
Currant Consumption . i . as rnA(Avaraga)
k, Binary Li'ia (Alkaline) .
Operating Fraquenclss:
RECEIVER
Sensitiviw...,....i.... ..... ....... 2pV(withS/NOZOdB)
$~ \ smamicw 1mV|nput) ......... ..... .. ...... BDdB,AWa_ighiad $
Output Power-
LINE,“ .. .. .. ...... . ....... .. ....... .aSOrnv
AUDiO.... ....1SmV
Total Harmunio Dismnlon ............ . . . . 1.053 (Typical)
PowerRequiremenfi . ..... 12VoiisDc,‘|O0mA
Operating Frequencies: . ............... (See table in Transmitter section)
“I v Spacifiwiom are typical; individual units might vary. Specifications are subject to
, change and improvement withnut nmice.
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