Radio Shack 3201251 900 MHz Microphone Transmitter User Manual
RadioShack Corporation 900 MHz Microphone Transmitter
User Manual
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8-Channel 900 MHz Wireless Microphone OWNER'S MANUAL — Ptease read before using this equipment. Your Radioshack s-Channel 900 MHZ Wireless Microphone is de- signed for use as a public address microphone or ror professional music pertormances, and is perfect for use with the RadidShack 8-Channel 900 MHZ Wireless Receiver (Cat No, 32-1250), FCC STATEMENT Your equipment might cause TV or radio lnterierenoe even when it is operating properly. To eliminate interrerenoe. you can try one or more or the following corrective measures. - reorient or relocate the receiving antenna - increase the distance between the equipment and the radio or TV If you cannot eliminate the interference, the FCC requires that you stop using your microphone This device complies With Part 15 of the FCC Rules, Operation is subject to the iollcwing two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interrerence. and (2) this device must accept any interfer- ence received. including Interference that may cause undesired op- era|iorn Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly ap- proved by the party responsible tor compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Shielded cables must be used with the unit to ensure compliance with the Class E FCC limlts. INSTALLING THE BATTERY Your microphone requires one 9v battery (not supplied) ror power. For the best performance and longest life. we recommend using RadioShack alkaline battery. - Caution: Use only a rresh battery or the required size and recom- mended type. aatt-ry Compartment Covlr CHANNEL SELECTOR Dip Switch-s Ball Grille humbly 1. Hold the microphone in one hand and gently unscrew the ball grille with the other hand, 2. Grasp the battery compartment cover and lift it on. 3. Set CHANNEL SELECTOR to the desired channel while the bat- tery compartment is accessible (see ‘Setting the Channel"). 4. Snap the battery in the compartment as indicated by the polarity symbols (* and -) marked inside. 5, Insert the compartment cover’s tabs into the recesses first, then set the cover back into place. 6. Gently screw the ball grille back onto the micmphone When power is on. LOW BA'I'I' lights, When the sound becomes weak or distoned. Low BA‘I‘I’ flashes, or the microphone stops op- erating properly. replace the battery. Warning: Dispose of old batteries promptly and property. Do not burn or bury them. Caution: it you do not plan to use the microphone tor a week or longer. remove the battery. Batteries can leak chemicals that can destroy electronic parts SETTING THE CHANNEL Your wireless microphone has eight channels. Follow these steps to the set the channel. 1. Slide smlnav ONIOFF to OFF. Notes: Both the microphone and the receiver: ~ should be powered oft beiore setting or changing the channel - should be set to the same channel 2. Hold the microphone in one hand and gently unscrew the ball grille with the other hand. caution: Static electricity can damage your microphone, To avoid possible damage. discharge any static electricity irom your body by touching a laucet or other grounded metal object before you set the microphones channel. 3. Use a pointed—object (such as a straightened papercllp) to set CHANNEL SELECTOR (dip switches) according to the diart below for the desired channel. cn setting on ‘ EEEE EH? 5 EHE‘ HUB nan 6—55: ° HEB“ BEE s-ttinp ® RadioShacke www.radioshack.corri’ 9 mn nearesnni camamu... All nun. llmrv-d. Rmshlck .nd Radiosiuetearn are immune rind ay nameshack corporation. 4. insert the compartment oover's tabs into the recesses first. then set the cover back into place. 5. Gently screw the ball grille back onto the microphone USING THE MICROPHONE 1. Follow the directions in the receiver's owner's manual to set up and power on the reoeiver. 2. Turn on your amplifier. tape recorder. mixing board, and other necessary components or you audio system. Set the Compo— nents’ volume oontroi (or input level controls) to moderate set- tings. 3. Set the receiver and micmphone’s channels to Ihe same set- tings (see ”Setting the Channel”). Modilyirtg or tampering with the microphone's internal components can cause a mallunotion and might invalidate its warranty and void your FCC authorization to operate it it your microphone is not per- forming as it should, take it to your local RadioShack store for assis- tance. SPECIFICATIONS SensiIlVlIy at ass KHz deviation Total Harmonie Distortion RF output Power at 50 Ohms Harmonic and Spurious Radiation Suppression Minimum Operation Voltage .. Power Requirements (DC) , Operating Frequeno'es . 103 dB spl 1 DC sv Battery (not supplied) 4. Slide STANDEV ONIOFF on the microphone to ON (When power C'“""" mency . . t A 910.0 MHZ is on and the battery is good. LOW BA‘I'I lights.) a m 5 MHZ 5. Set rAutrraut-E to TALK, Begin to talk into the microphone and g ' ' 312,57, m; adjust the receiver's volume control as desired. E j Z are}; MHz , f . . F , 918.5 MHz Note: Experiment With the recelver's volume and the settings oi G _ 9195 MHZ other components in your audio system to obtain the pest H . 9215 MHz results. Dimensions. . 231m x 10m in 6. When you finish. slide smtoav ONIOFF to can. (55 x 25° mm) Weight (without battery) . . tzoz tame) USING MUTE Slide TALKIMUTE to laws to temporarily turn on the microphones sound without turning off its power, Specifications are typica; individual units might vary. Spectficatbns are sub- jeot to change and improvement without notioe. It you turn air the microphone (slide STANDBY ONIOFF lrom on to on) while the amplifier is on. the speakers emit a loud pop. When you use MUTE. there is no pop. CARE Keep the microphone dry: it it gets wet. wipe it dry immediately Use and store the microphone only in normal temperature environments. Handle the microphone carefully; do not drop It. Keep the micro- phone away lrom dust and dirt. and wipe it with a damp cloth occa- sionally to keep it looking new. Limited Ono-Year Warranty “VI pvnflucl il warrant/ed by Radoshaok igalnsl mandtaetunne defects in material and warkmaltsldp undarnonnal use lor mo it ) year lrorrt the data ol ptaottaaa lrom Ric dloshacit compariywnad stores and authorized Rodiosltaoit lmnchiaaet and dealers. EXCEPT As FROVIDED HEREiN, Ropersrtaok MAKES no EXPRESS wartiwr. rlEs AND ANY IMPLIED WARRAN‘HES, INCLUDING THOSE or MERCNANTABILH’V AND FITNESS FOfi A PAerCuLAR PURPOSE. ARE LIMITED lN nuRArioN re ritE nuRarloN or THE WRITTEN LIMITED WARRAerEs CONTAiNED HEREIN ExCEPr As PROVIDED HERElN. Radioshaetr sttALt. l-tAVE No LIABILIW OR REV SPONSIBILIW TO CUSTOMER OR ANtr ori-tER PERSON oR ENTiTV WITH REsPECT To ANv llnallmr, loss OR DAMAGE CAUSED anECrtv oR lNolRECrtv av usE oR PERFORMANCE OF ritE PRODUCT oR ARlsiNC ouror ANY BREACH OF rtlls WARRANTV. INCLUDING. aur NOT LiMn’ED ro. ANY DAMAeEs RE. SULTING FROM INCONVENiENCE. LOSS or rlME. DATA. PROPERTV, REVENUE. OR PROFIT oR ANV INDIRECT, SPEciAL. INCIDENTAL. on CONSEQUENTiAL DAMAsEs. EVEN tl= Radiosriaott HAS BEEN ADViSED of THE POSSIBiLITV or SUCH DAMAGES. Sonia states do not nlw limitations on now iorig an implied warranty taste or the exclustott or imitation oi inorderttat or oorisaouential damages, so the above limitations or oxotuatons mly riot apply to you. in the Mn! ot a produet dated during the warranty period, latte inc product and the Mloshack silica receipt a pipe: or purchase date to any neopshaok 1mm. Rae dioshack will. at its option. unless otherwise provided by law: in) oorraet the data-rt by product lopalr wllmul charge tor parta and iaoor. tot replaoe the produta with one or the same or St design; ar(ot mhind me pdnarasa pnoa. All rapiaoad pans and products. and producta on which a Mum! iii made. become the pransny olRadioshaeit. New or moorrdidon-d parts and products may he used in the parliamanca ol warmrtly service. Repaired or replaced pans and products am warranted tor the remarider or the eviqi'talwnlnllly period trod will be charged tor repair or mplaeemertt orth- produet made after the Ewiatiml otlha warranty period. warranty am not ooirar (a) damag- or lailure carried by or altritrutatrta to acts or end, atrusa. aoeidant misuse, improper or aanormai usage. tailuro to tottow Ittslmo- lions, improper mutation or malnrananoe, alteration, lightning or ulnar ineiderioo or nxcass voltage or ounent. to) any repairs other than those anrvidsd oy a Radioshaek Authonzed service Eacliry. (oioonsumaptes sum as mass or oattenaa; (di oosmetla flamingo; (or transportation. shippwg or ir-uranoeooslt. orinoosts olproduet nimoval. I tallatron. setup servioe atherlmerrt m reinstaliation. r is warranty ones you apactllo legal rights. and you may also have other nohit whioh vary lrom stair te I Radmsnadt Customer Rolandrts, 200 rayior strut, sth Floor. Fort Worth. TX 76102 We Service What We Sell 32-1251 AODOSGAAM 1 OAOO Radioshack Corporation Fort Worth. Texas 76102 Tie— /£ ‘\ 32'l150fi" Pagel Wedn=sday,Nnvemb=rB.ZDOfl 9:3I AM 46? 8-Channel 900 MHz Wireless Receiver OWNER‘S MANUAL — Please read before using this equipment Your Radioshack &Channel 900 MHz Wire» less Receiver is designed ior use Els 3 univer- sal microphone receiver for puoiic address microphones or for professional music perior- mances. The system's long range (200 ieeti. UHF operation (91 0—921.5 MHZ), and low dis- tortion (z.o%) lei you use it anywhere you would use a conventional microphone, and is periect for use with the Radioshack B-Channel 900 MHZ Wireless MiEerhane (Cal. ND. 32- 1251). The microphone receiver has both LINE and MIC level outputs ior easy connec- tion to any ampiirier. mixing board, or recorder. Plus, you can use both outputs al the same time. The receiver’s volume controi iets you easily balance the microphones outputs with other sound sources, manure: To reduc. th- risk pm. or shodt heard, do no! ex~ not. in: praduclto ml“ crmmiun RISK or ELECTRIC A sneer DONOTOPEN cannon; YO aznucs ms RISK or ELECTRAC shock. Do NOT REMOVE COVER on BACK. no usen. $ERVlCEABLE mars INSIDE REFER SERVICiNG ro QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. nus symbol a imerided in llarl you to th- it Dream ol inundated auto-rem values within in. poorer, wtduww that "Iin be M stimulant mid-ode in dormant: . halt of more shout Do not open the products use. rm symbot n intended in mm you that! Your equipment might cause Tv or radii: inter- ference even when it is operating property. To eliminate interference you can try one or more 0! the following corrective measures: Impdmsrtt wasting and mainimm minimum art mum-d in tho imam moor-rim I'iirpmdud - reorient or relocate the receiving antenna ~ increase the distance between the equip» merit and the radio or TV it you cannot eiiminate the interrerence. the FCC requires that you stop using your micro- phone. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the ioiiowing two condltloris: (1) this device may not cause harmiui interference. and (2) this device must accept any interierenca received, including in» tederenoe that may cause undesired opera- tiori. Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressiy approved by the party re— sponsible tor oompiiance couid void the user‘s authoriiy to operate the equipment. Shielded cables must be used Min the unit to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits. ® RadioShacki www.radioshacktcorvf' are 0 ma “than": cmnlim A. mex Rum-1 anion-sit mu H‘diashlfikmm m vlduuulu and by man-cit moor-rim. we?
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