Wm-209 Transmitter Features; Id Setting Procedures - Sanha jlh-202d User Manual

WM-209 Transmitter Features

UHF frequency band/fully digitalized CMOS technology processing
Uses Japan Sanyo 3.7v-2100mA rechargeable lithium battery
When activating the microphone and receiver for initial use, first set the grouping LCD display code
Any product from our company can be interchangeably-grouped easily, and is not limited to group use
9999 band group selection settings, no external signal interference
When turned on...the microphone (WM-209) will first automatically scan for a suitable environmental
position, and then...the receiver will also follow and use the suitable frequency band selected by the
microphone for use
Uses single directional microphone head
Capacitive microphone head sensitivity: (0db=1v/pa 1khz)/frequency response: 50HZ~16KHZ
Lapel microphone head accessory; can be freely worn on both male and female collars.
Lifetime quality assurance that will never break.
The sensitivity gain size level can be manually adjusted on the microphone at anytime while in use
Exterior design, lightweight and stylish, innovative form, unique battery ring
organization patented design
Rechargeable
6 lithium battery
Volume(-)
2
FWM-49
5 Battery cover
1 Power switch
ID factory default value
WM-209
4 Monitor
3 Volume(+)
ID Setting Procedure
1.After powering up, press
same 4 digits as on the label sticker on the main unit)
2.LCD displays "1234" (factory default value)
flashes press
to adjust the next digit (flashes)
the value and so on until all 4 digits are adjusted
then press
3
the setting is completed (do not power off the unit at this
time)
3.Setting complete
restarts. At this time the
main unit's indicator, which means that the transmitter ID
setting code is properly set, and you can start using the unit.
VOL volume adjustment:
VOL (-)/
2
(Always in VOL mode when in use)
for 2 seconds (adjust it to the
2
to adjust the value
2
the press
to return to the first digit, meaning that
after two seconds, unit automatically
green light
VOL (+)
3
first digit
then press
3
to adjust
2
will light up on the
4