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Overview
The RMU-01 Remote Control Unit can be
used for a network remote control (referred
to as "NT remote," hereafter) of the Sony
wireless microphone system.
• By connecting this unit through the LAN
cable and placing at appropriate location,
the transmitters can be controlled
remotely and the NT remote system
operation that is capable of controlling up
to 82 transmitters is highly utilized.
Up to nine RMU-01 units can be used
with one system.
• This unit accepts PoE (Power over
Ethernet) that makes long-distance LAN
connections easy. The power to this unit
can also be provided from the supplied
AC adapter.
• Inside a solid structure, a 1/4 wavelength
monopole antenna is built into this unit.
The smooth surface of this unit is
designed to match various installation
locations. This unit can easily be attached
to the microphone stand. With the
supplied brackets, this unit can also be
attached on the wall, poles, lighting
battens, catwalk, etc.
Notes
• Using more of this unit in the network
system does not necessarily increase the
number of controllable transmitters. The
maximum number of controllable
transmitters in the system is 82,
regardless of the number of this unit.
For details on installation location, installation
intervals, and cables for connections, see
"Important Notes on Operation" on page 23.
• If you plan to use a PoE hub or PoE
power supply unit, purchase it on the
market.
For details on how to connect the receivers, PoE
devices, hub, etc., refer to the operation manual
supplied with the applicable device.
What is the PoE (Power over
Ethernet)?
The PoE is a technology to supply power
through the Ethernet cable used for LAN
connection. With LAN cables carrying both
signal and power, operation in a situation
where the power supply is difficult to
reserve becomes easy.
The power can be supplied to this unit from
the connected PoE hub that conforms to
IEEE802.3af standards, or from the PoE
power supply device connected to this unit
through the hub.
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