Sam Ash Music CB99 UHF Wireless System User Manual
Sam Ash Music Corporation UHF Wireless System Users Manual
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Samson Technologies Corp.
45 Gilpin Avenue
Hauppauge, NewYork1178878816
Phone: 178007375AMSON (18003726755)
Fax: 53178472201
www.5amsonxech.com
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OWNER'S MANUAL
Copyngnt 2015 , Samson Technologies
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Samson Tecnnolagie5
45 GHpIn Avenue
Hauppauge, New Vork 1178878816
Phone: 1780073VSAMSON (18003726766)
Fax: 63178472201
www.5amsonxech.com
R&TTE Declaration of Conformity
In accordance with EN ISO 17050:2005
We, Samson Technologres Covpovatlon, located at 45 Gleln Ave, Hauppauge, NV 11788 USA
declare under our own responslblllty that the products
Product Nam - oncert 99 ereIess Mlcvcphone
Trade Nam amson
Type 0' Mod . R99 (Recelver), CH99 (Handheld Transmltter), CE99 (EEIt Pack Transmltter)
are ln conformlty wlth the essentlaI requlvements of the foIIowlng EC Dlrectlve(s) when InstalIed In
accordance Wlth the lnstaIIatlcn lnstmctlons Contalned In the product documentation
2006/95/EC , LVD Dlrectlve
QUOAIIOB/EC 7 EMC Dlrectlve
1999/5/32 , R&TTE Dlrectlve
The product Is In contormrty wlth the foIIowlrIg standards and/or other novmatlve documents-
EN60065 2014 Audlo, Vldeo and slmlIav electromc apparatus , Salety
requlrements
Common teehmcal redurrements
Specrhe condltlons tor wrreless mreroohones, slmlIar Radlo
Frequency (RF) audlo Ilnk equlpment, cordless audlo and me
ear momtonng
Teehmcal eharactenstres and methods
Harmonlzed EN covenng essentlaI redunements ot avtche 3 2
ot the R&TTE dlrectlve
Harmonlzed EN covenng essentlaI redunements ot avtche 3 1a
ot the R&TTE dlrectlve
EN30148971 V19 1
EN30148979 V14 1
EN300 4221 V15 1
EN300 4222 V14 1
EN62A79 2010
Vear or CE Marklrlg (Low VoItage Dlrectlve)- 2015
Identlflcatlon Mark- 0197 (Norlfled body number)
Thrs eourpment wlII also Carry the CIass 2 equlpment ldentlfler
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Slgrled on behall of the manuracturer {,l' ’ fl?“
Authorlzed Representative Do las Bryant
Posrtlon Vlce Presldent Englneenng
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Hereby, Samson Technologles Com, deCIareS that (hls CR99, CH99, C599 Is In ComleanCe wlth
the ESSerltlaI requlremerlls and other relevant provlslons of Dlrectlve 1999/5/EC The decIaratlorl of
Conformlty may be consulted at:
www Samsuntzch cam/samsDn/pmductS/wlreIesSrsystEms/CuncertrggIcnncertQth/“downIuadSrandsmznuaIthab
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Important Safety Information
Read these lnstructrons,
Keep these lnstructrons,
Heed all wamlngs.
FolIow all lnstruchons.
Do not use thus apparatus near water.
Clean only wlth dry cloth
Do not bIock any venhlahon opemngs Install In accordance wlth the manufacturer's lnstruo
trons,
8. Do not lnstaII hear any heat sources such as radlators, heat reglsters, stoves, or other apparatus
(lncIudlrlg ampllrlers) that produce heat
9. Do not deleat the sarety purpose of the polarlzed or groundlng type plug A poIarlZed plug has
two olades wlth one wlder than the other. A groundlng type plug has two blades and a Ihlrd
groundlng prong The wlde blade or the Ihlrd prong are provlded ror your salety If the provlded
plug does not It Into your outlet, consult an eIeclIlclan ror replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10 Protect the power cord lrom belng walked on or plnched pamcularly at the plugs, convemence
receptacles, and at the polnt where they exlt lrom the apparatus
11 OnIy use attachments/accessones specrhed py the manutacturer.
12 Use only wrlh the cart, stand, tnpod, bracket, or table speclfled hy the manutae
turer, or sold wlth the apparatus When a cart ls used, use Cautlan when movlng
the cart/apparatus Comblnatlon to avold lmwy rrom tlpruver m
13 Unplug the apparatus dunng lrghtemng storms, or when unused tor long perlods or tlme
14 Reler all servlclng to quaIlfled personnel Sen/Ice ls requrred when the apparatus has been
damaged In any way, such as power supply cord or plug IS damaged, llquld has oeen spllIed or
ooyects have falIeTl IMO the apparatus has peen exposed to ram or molsture, does not operate
normally, or has been dropped.
15 Thls appllance shall not he exposed to drlpplng or splashlng water and that no opyect hlled wllh
Ilquld such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus.
15 Cautlonsto prevent electncal shock, match wlde olade plug wlde slot lully Insert.
17 PIease keep a good ventllatlan envlronment around the entlre umt,
18 The dlrect plugnn adapter ls used as dlsconnect devlce, the dlscannect devlce shall Temam
readlIy operaple
19 Battenes (battery pack or hattenes lnsIaIIed) shall not be exposed to excesslve heat such as
sunshrne, the or the Ilke.
T‘mEI‘F‘WNE“
CAUTION To REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO
msmammm SHOCK USER’SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERr
Do NOT OPEN VlClNC T0 QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
ATTENTION: Rlsnua n'ELEcTROCUIIDN! NE ms DUVRIR!
fl Thls lrghtmng llash wrth arrowhead symool wlthln an equlIateral trlangIe Is Intended to
CAUTION
alert the user to the presence or nonnnsulated “dangerous voltage" wrthln the product's
enclosure that may be of surhclent magmtude to constltute a rlsk or eIeCIrlC shoch
presence of Important operatmg and malntenarlce lrlstructlorls m the hterature accompas
nylng the appllance
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE DR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT USE THIS PLUG WITH AN EXTEN-
SION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLV INSERTED
TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE
PLUG TO WIDE SLOT AND FULLV INSERT
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n The echamatlon polrlt wrthln an equlIateraI trlangIe l5 lntended to aIert the user to the
Important Safety Information
FCC Rules and Regulations
Samson wireless receivers are certified under FCC Rules part 15 and transmitters are Certilied
under FCC Rules part 74.
Licensing or samson equipment is the user‘s responsibility and licensahtltty depends on the user’s
elasstrteattan, application and treduency selected
from This equipment has been tested and round to comply with the limits tor a Class a digital
devtce, pursuant to Part 15 or the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provtde reasonable
protection against harmrul irtterrerence in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, it not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmrul interrerence to radio communications However, there ts no
guarantee that interrerence will not occur tn a particular installation li this equipment does cause
harmrul interrerence to radio or television reception, which can oe determined oy turning the
equipment on and on, the user ts encouraged to try to correct the interference oy one or more oi
the rollowmg measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit ditrerent irom that to which the receiver is
connected.
' Consult the dealer or an experienced RadlofW technician for help
WARNING: changes or modilications not expressly approved lay the party responsible ioi compliance
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with RSSQIO at industry a Science Canada operation is sublect to the fair
lowing two conditions.
(1) this device may not Cause harmful interlerence and
(2) this device must accept any interrerence received, including interieience that may cause under
sired operation
This equipment is intended ror use in wtreless microphone applications
Equipment is intended for Sale in: AT. BE. CH. CY, CF, DK, EE, Fl? FR“, DE“. GR*, HU, iE, l5,
iT, LV, LT“, LU. MT*, NL. N0*, PL“ PT, RO, SK, Si, ES, SE, UK
‘Subiect to license Please contact your national treduency authority tor intormatton on avails
aole legal use tn your area Any changes or modirications not expressly approved by Samson
Technologies Corp could void your authority to operate the equipment
lr you want to dispose this product, do not mix it wtth general household waste. There is a
separate collection system ror used electronic products in accordance wtth legislation that
requires proper treatment, recoveny and recycling
Private household in the 28 member states or the EU, in Switzerland and Nomay may return
their used electronic products free oi charge to designated collection tacilities or to a retailer til you
purchase a similar new one).
For Countries not mentioned aoove, please contact your local authorities tor a correct method of
disposal.
By doing so you will ensure that your disposed product undergoes the necessary treatment, recovery
and recycling and thus prevent potential negative ertects on the environment and human health.
4 SAMSDN
Specifications
System
Working Range
Audio Frequency Response
T.H.Dt (Overall)
Dynamic Range
Signal to Noise
Operating Temperature
Tone Key Frequency
(2399 Belt pack Transmitter
input Connector
input Impedance
input Gain Range
RF Power
Power Requirements
Battery Life
Dimensions (HxLxD)
Weight
CHSB Handheld Transmitter
Microphone Element
input Gain Range
RF Power
Power Requirements
Battery Life
Dimensions (Hxfl)
Weight
CR99 Receiver
Audio Output Levei , Unbalanced
Audio Output Level , Balanced
Audio Output impedance , Unbalanced
Audio Output impedance , Balanced
Sensitivity
image Rejection
Operating Voltage
Dimensions (LxWle
Weight
300' (100m) line of sight
50 HZ . 15 kHz
<1% (@AF 1 kHz, RF 46 dBu)
>103 dB Aswelghted
>90 dB
710°C (14°F) to +60°C l+140°Fl
35.000 kHz
MinisXLR (P3)
1M0
38 dB
10 mW EIRP
Two AA (LRS) alkaline batteries
8 hours
3.75" x 2.44" x 0.75“
96mm x 62mm x 18.5mm
0.2 lb / 93 g
Dynamic
28 dB
10 mW EIRP
Two AA (LRS) alkaline batteries
8 hours
10.23“ X 21"
260mm x 54mm
0.48 lb / 218 g
+14 dBu
+9 dBu
810 Ohms
240 ohms
leiO dBm/30 dB slnad
>50 dB
15 VDC ZOOmA
7.87" x 5.9“ x 1.6"
200mm x150mm x 42mm
2.08M: / 0.946kg
Af Samson, we are continually improving our products, therefore specifications and
images are sub/ect to change Without notice.
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Troubleshooting
Issue
Solutions
No audio
Make sure that the transmitter and receiver are both powered
on
Ensure the transmitters batteries are installed correctly.
Check that the transmitter is not muted,
Confirm that the CR99 receiver adapter lS correctly Connected
and plugged into an electrical outlet.
Make sure the audio output cables are securely Connected to
the CR99 receiver
Ensure that the receiver and transmitter are in line of Sight
with one another.
Check the receiver and audio input device level Controls.
Ensure that the transmitter and receiver are set to the same
operating Channel. If unsure, reset the Channel by performing
an H? set.
Distorted audio
The receiver output level or audio Input device level may be
too high.
Check the transmitters batteries, and replace it low.
The input gain on the transmitter or audio source level may
be too high.
Audio dropout
The transmitter may be too far away from the receiver. Move it
Closer to the receiver, or reposition the antennas.
Remove any sources that may Cause RF interference such as
cell phones, cordless phones, lighting equipment, computers,
metal structures, etc.
Move receiver to the top space of the equipment rack or place
on top of equipment to ensure there are no obstructions blocke
ing line of sight from the transmitter
Receiver will not
power on
Check the adapter to ensure it lS properly connected and
plugged into an outlet providing power,
Transmitter Will not
power on
Unwanted noise or
Replace the transmitter batteries.
If using multiple systems, make sure none of the systems
are operating on the same Channel. l1 the problem persists,
change one or all of the systems channels,
Interference If using multiple systems, set all receivers to the same Group,
Perlorm a Channel scan Within the Group to select the optie
mum Channels.
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Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing the Samson Concert 99 Wireiess system The Concert 99 is the ideal
solution tor the active perrormer who needs a reliable, great sounding system ror Wireiess appllcas
tions. Featuring an large hackiit LCD display, simple operation With autoescan channel selection, and
intrared set ror syncing the transmitter and receiver channei, the Concert 99 is simple and easy to
set up and operate. The Concen 99 system ensures ciear, Interruptlonriree pertormance oy utilizmg
a True RF Diversity design With a pilot tonerkey and automute tunction. This contiguration provides
maximum operating distance along With eliminating any background noise when the transmitter is
out or range or powered ctr,
The Concert 99 comes in tour contigurations. The vocai handheld system includes the CH99 hand
held transmitter with Samson‘s Q8 premium dynamic microphone capsuie The C599 oelt pack sys
tem can he contigured With either the SE10 earset microphone, LMlO iavaiier microphone, or a w
instrument cable The Concert 99 includes a standard 19“ rackmount kit ror permanent installations
or transporting in a mopiie rack.
in these pages, you'll tind a detailed description ot the teatures ot the Concert 99 Wireiess system, as
well as steprbyrstep instructions ror its setup and use it your Wireiess system was purchased in the
United states, you'll aiso tind a registration card enclosedAon‘t rorget to roiicwthe instructions so that
you can receive oniine technicai support and so that we can send you updated intormation about this
and other Samson products in the ruture, Also, pe sure to check out our website www,samsontech.com
tor complete inrormation about our tuii product line
We recommend you keep the roiioWing records ror rererence, as well as a copy or your sales receipt:
Receiver Serlal riumoer
Transmitter seriai numoer-
oate ot purchase.
with proper care and maintenance, your Concert 99 Wireiess system Wiii operate troublerlree
tor many years. Should your Wireiess system ever reouire servicing, a Return Authorization (RA)
numper must be obtained oetore shipping your unit to Samson. without this number, the unit Will
not he accepted. Please call Samson at tesooessrtinson (17500737275755) or an RA numoer
prior to shipping your unit Please retain the original packing materials and, it possible, return the
unit in its original carton. it your Concert 99 system was purchased outside or the United States,
contact your local distriputor tor Warranty details and service inrormation.
System Features
Protessicnai Wireiess system for use in poth live sound and sound contracting applications
- True RF Diversity technology maximizes active range (up to 300 reet) and reduces potential
interterence
- so available channels operating in the UHF band designed ror maximum system compatibility
in the same location without Interference
- The CR99 receiver is a metal halfrrack unit that can be used treestanding or can be mounted in
any standard 19“ rack using the included rack kit, making it easy to integrate into any traveling
or tixed installation audio system
- Tonerkey and autormute ensures ciear, Interruptionrlree pertormance aiioWing only the
transmitter's audio to pass through the receiver, and mutes the output it the transmitter is
powered on or out or range.
- do to 3007foot range (linesofssighll
- Up to eight hours or oatteny lite, using two standard AA hatteries
Concert 99 Wireless System 5
CR99 Receiver - Front Callouts Channel Plans
4 7 Emup r~ ans—630MHz
Channel
@R" mmztzmzcm SAMSON Em" no or in 03 M as 03 "7
- m m" 5.1.4.5 D 609 050 610.425 610 900 616 475 620.075 622.975 623 975 628.425
"““t‘” I 605 125 507 500 607 975 613 550 517 150 620 050 621 050 525 500
2 505525 507900 508375 513950 517550 520450 521450 525900
:1 607075 508.450 508925 614500 518.100 521000 622000 525.450
4 607475 508.850 509325 514900 518.500 521.400 622400 625.850
5 608025 509.400 509875 515450 619.050 521950 522950 527.400
508 425 509 800 510 275 515 850 519 450 522 350 523 350 527 800
509 375 510 750 511225 515 .900 520 400 523 300 524 300 523 750
609 925 511.300 511775 617 350 520.950 623.850 624 850 529.300
610 325 511.700 512175 617 750 521.350 524.250 525 250 629.700
1. Antenna Jacks » The front BNC antenna lacks allow full rotation for optimum placer
rnent. ln normal operation, both antennas should be placed in a vertical position
2. VOLUME Control - This knob sets the level of the audio signal being output through
both the balanced and unbalanced output Jacks on the rear panel. Reference level
is obtained when the knob is turned fully clockwise (t0 its “10" setting).
LCD Display - Displays transmitter and receiver settings EMF 1' 3214-9321411:
4. GROUP Button - Press and release button to cycle through the available groups Press Channel
and hold button to scan for available channels Within the selected group. mm, m, 0. 02 m m as as D,
5. CHANNEL Button - Press and release to cycle through available channels within a 0 523125 524-125 325 325 326 725 827325 828325 329 700 830.800
group. Press and hold button to enter lR Set which is used to set the 0perating
channel of the transmitter.
6. POWER Button » Press and hold to turn the CR99 power on and off.
823 225 824.225 825 425 826 825 828.025 828.425 829 800 830.900
823 325 824.325 825 525 825 925 828.125 828.525 829 900 831.000
823 425 824 425 825 525 827 025 828 225 828 525 830 000 831 100
823 525 824 525 825 725 827 125 828 325 82.9 725 830100 831 200
823 625 824.525 825 825 827 225 828.425 828.825 830 200 831.300
823 725 824.725 825 925 827 325 828.525 828.925 830 300 831.400
823 825 824.825 825 025 827 425 828.525 829.025 830 400 831.500
823 925 824 925 825125 827 525 828 725 829125 830 500 831500
824 025 825 025 326 225 827 625 828 825 829 225 830 600 831 700
7. IR Transmitter - During ”lR SET” an infrared light is used to Set the transmitter
channel.
Receiver Display
maumuau»-
A. Group — Displays the selected group (DP E
channel ’ D‘SP‘EYS the selected channel ’ Not for use in the USA and Canada. For questions regarding available channels In your
Frequency- lndicatesthe operating frequency “this exam? CNANNEL r_fi) area contact your local Samson distributor.
of the selected Group and Channel, (9 ‘ n $115011:ch
D. Antenna Indicator - Indicates the activec l L. 3 iii 95
antenna (A or B). r r
E. Transmitter Battery Level - indicates the QiD $
battery level at the transmitter. 0
F. Audio Meter - Indicates the strength 01 the
incoming audio signal
It. RF Signal Meter - Indicates the strength of
the incoming radio signal.
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Channel Plans
Group K 470454MH1
Channel
Group 00 BI 02 a: 04 05 as 07
a 473,050 474 425 474.900 480,475 484 075 486 975 487,975 492 425
I A70 125 471 500 471 975 A77 550 481 150 484 050 4185 050 489 500
A70 525 A71 900 A72 375 A77 950 451 550 484 450 485 450 489 900
471.075 472 450 472.925 478.500 482 100 485 000 486.000 490 450
471.475 472 850 473.325 478.900 482 500 485 400 486.400 490 850
472,025 473 400 473.875 479,450 483 050 485 950 486,950 491400
A72 425 473 800 474 275 A79 850 483 450 486 350 487 350 491300
473 375 474 750 A75 225 480 800 454 400 A87 300 4188 300 492 750
473.925 475 300 475.775 481.350 484 950 487 850 488.850 493 300
474.325 475 700 476.175 481.750 485 350 488 250 489.250 493 700
Gruup D 541-566Mll1
Eliaiiiiel
Group 00 mi 02 a: DA 05 as D7
0 545.050 546 425 546.900 552.475 556 075 558 975 559.975 564 425
I 542.125 543 500 543.975 549.550 553 150 556 050 557.050 561 500
542,525 543 900 544.375 549,950 553 550 556 450 557,450 561 900
543 075 544 450 544 925 550 500 554 100 557 000 558 000 562 450
543 475 544 850 545 325 550 900 554 500 557 400 558 400 562 850
544.025 545 400 545.875 551.450 555 050 557 950 558.950 563 400
544.425 545 800 546.275 551.850 555 450 558 350 559.350 563 800
545,375 546 750 547.225 552,800 556 400 559 300 560,300 564 750
545 925 547 300 547 775 553 350 556 950 559 850 560 850 565 300
546 325 547 700 548 175 553 750 557 350 560 250 561 250 565 700
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1. Antenna lacks - The rear BNC antenna lacks allow full rotation for optimum placement.
In normal operation. both antennas should be placed in a vertical position.
2. nc Input — Connect the supplied power adapter here. using the strain relief as shown
in the Illustration below. WARNING: Do not substitute any other kind of power
adapter. Doing so can cause severe damage to the CR99 and will void your warranty.
3. BALANCED DUTPUT - Use this electronically balanced low impedance (600 Ohm)
XLR lack when connecting the CR99 to professional (+4dBu) audio equipment. Piri
Wiring is as follows Pin 1 ground, Pin 2 high (hot). and Pin 3 low (cold).
4. UNBALANCED DUTPUT - Use this unbalanced high impedance (5K Ohm) VA“ lack
when connecting the CR99 to consumer (rlOdBV) audio equipment. Wiring is as
follows: tip hot, sleeve ground
Using the strain relief.- Gather up a /oop of wrre and pass it
through the strain re/I'ef. then pass the adapter plug through
the loop in order to create a knot.
Colleen 99 Wireless System 7
0399 Belt Pack Transmitter - Callouts Rack Mounting
1. Input Connector - Connect the input device via the CD CD CD The CR99 receiver can be installed into a standard 19" rack for transport or permanent
minirXLR connector. The 0599 is supplied With installation using the included rack ears. Follow the simple steps below to mount the
either a lavalier, headset microphone or V4“ instrur CR99:
ment cable. ‘ O i
l l
2. Status Indicator - This LED displays the operation mode.
GREEN Normal Operation
Attach the included rack ears lay screWing each
RED “ME rack ear Into either side of the CR99.
Flashing GREEN Low Battery
3. Power/Mute Switch - Press and hold to turn the unit
on or off. Press and release to mute or unmute the @
transmitter.
Position the CR99 receiver into an avail-
4. Belt Clip - Use this clip to fasten the 0899 transr FR _ able rack space and slide in until the
mittertoa belt or guitarstrap. rack ears are touching the rails of the
5. Battery Cover Release - Push in both sides and pull sausou raclkhc‘ase and are aligned Wm the rack
back to open the C899 battery cover. @517 'a‘ o es.
5. Antenna - This permanently attached transmitter @ mount the receiver into Te Vick ”an?
antenna should be fully extended during normal influzzzrlopToa:nssiJ:: evgiial ifs?" (3:1
operation. balance when installing the receiver. you
7. Input GAIN Control - This control adjusts the trans should secure screws in a crisscross pat-
mitter input sensitivity to work with microphone tern of oppoSite comers: top left ,> both
and instruments inputs. For optimal performance, tom right -> top right -> bottom left.
using the included screwdriver, set the input GAlN /~——\
control to where you see the CR99 Audio Meter
maximum indicator start to light under high levels. “use"
then turn down slowly until the maximum indicator 63..
stops lighting. in order to mount two CR99 receivers in one rack
27 1 space, the system includes a center connection
5' tBattery hHolderb- insert M: stagidard It: (”76) b3: 7 ' n.®)©._ piece. Screw the center connection piece into both
eries ere, eing sure 0 o serve e p “5 an tom of each receiverand attachthe short rack ears
minus polarity markings shown Although recharger o 777 to each receiver
able NiCad and NiMH batteries can be used, they
do not supply adequate current for more than four
hours. WARNING: Do not insert the batteries backr
wards; doing so can cause severe damage to the
C899 and will void your warranty.
9. IR Lens - This window is used to capture the infra
red signal sent from the CR99 receiver d uring
the lR SET to chahheiize the transmitter. Mount the receivers into the rack usmethe ‘
_ _ _ _ _ _ crisscross pattern described above.
10. Plastic Screwdriver - Designed for use in adiusting
the C599 input GAlN (#7) control.
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Quick Start
8. Position the transmitter about 6712" (15730 cm) from the front of the CR99 With
the transmitter's IR window facing the lR transmitter on the front panel of the CR99
receiver.
9. When the transmission is complete, the CR99 Wlll receive RF signal and the tone
key from the transmitter. The RF meter on the CR99 Wlll light indicating that it is
receiving Wireless signal from the transmitter.
keep the volume all the way down. Set the
Volume knob on the CR99 fully clockwrse (to
its “10" setting). This is unity gain.
10, Turn on your connected amplifier or mixer, but l
”at.
i V/
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11. Speakorsing into the microphone, or ifyou are usingthe transmitter With a connected
instrument, playthe instrument at normal performance level. Slowly raise the volume
of your amplifier or mixer until the desired level is reached.
12. Walk around the performance area to ensure the coverage is consistent throughout.
lf you find the system has noticeable dropouts, reduced overall working range, or
unexpected noise bursts, change the operating channel of the system using the steps
above.
When using multiple systems, each system must he set to a ditterent operating channel. Set
all additional transmitters and receivers to the same Group in order to maximize the number
at compatible channels. When setting an additional transmitters, make sure tn close all other
transmitter battery compartments to ensure that the IR Lens is covered. Pertorm a channel
scan for each transmitter to select the optimal channel.
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CH99 Handheld Transmitter - Callouts
1.
Status Indicator - This LED displays the opera
ation mode: ’/ \ / \
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GREEN Normal Operation l\ f ‘i, 3
RED Mute g
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Flashing GREEN Low Battery l
Power/Mute Switch - Press and hold to turn
the unit on or off. Press and release to mute
or unmute the transmitter.
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Battery Cover - Unscrew the battery cover®_
and slide down to open the CH99 battery .
compartment.
Battery Holder - Open the battery holder by t
pressing the tab and iirting the cover, insert@ 4
two standard AA (LR6) batteries here, being
sure to observe the plus and minus polarir
ty markings shown. Although rechargeable F
NiCad and NIMH batteries can be used, they —® l
do not supply adequate current for more
than four hours WARNlNG: Do not insert \_J
the batteries backwards; doing so can cause
severe damage to the CH99 and will void
your warranty.
Input GAIN Control - This control adjusts the
transmitter input Sehsltlvlty. For optimal pen
formance, using the included screwdriver,
set the input GAIN control to where you see
the CR99 Audio Meter maximum indicator
start to light under high levels, then turn down slowly until the maximum indicator
stops lighting.
IR Lens - This Window is used to capture the infrared signal sent from the CR99
during the ll? SET to channellze the transmitter. The battery cover must be open
and the IR Lens facing towards the receiver to load the selected channel
Plastic Screwdriver - Designed for use in adjusting the CB99 input GAlN control
(See #5 Input GAlN Control HH).
Concert 99 Wireless System 9
Quick Start Quick Start
In order for your Wireless system to work correctly, both the receiver and transmitter must 5. With the transmitter powered off, install two lresh AA batteries into the C899 belt
be set to the same channel. Follow this basic procedure for setting up and using your pack or CH99 handheld transmitter. Leave the battery compartment open.
Concert 99 wireless system:
1. Physically place the CR99 receiver where it will be used, and extend the antennas
vertically. The general rule of thumb is to maintain “line of sight" between the
receiver and transmitter so that the person using or wearing the transmitter can see
the receiver.
2. With the CR99 powered off. connect the included power adapter. Turn the CR99 on
momentarily to confirm that the unit is receiving power. Then turn the CR99 power
off.
3. With your amplifier or mixer off and volume control
all the Way down, connect the CR99 receiver
output Jack to the mic or line level input of a
mixer or amplifier using the balanced XLR output
or unbalanced W' line level output. Turn the Level
knob on the CR99 completely counterclockWise,
then turn its power on.
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6. Turn on the power to the transmitter by pressing v \ EREMX
and holding Power sWitch; the indicator LED Will F15 l \i
light green.
7. Press and hold the CR99 CHANNEL button
to execute an IR Set which synchronizes the
transmitter to the same channel as the receiver
via infrared transmission.
4. Fressand hold the GROUP button on thefront
of the CR99 receiver to scan (or an available
channel Within the selected group.
1° SAMSDN man 99 Wireless System 11
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