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- Page 1 GXLU Wireless Microphone System Manual and Quick Start-up Guide...
- Page 2 Introduction Please enjoy the easy and exciting performance that the GXL™ Wireless Series provides for your next performance. CAD Audio has been creating valued product since 1938 and prides itself on developing and supporting the live performer. Our design criterion was straightforward.
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Page 3: Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions • Insert new high quality alkaline batteries into your transmitter. • Utilize the flexible output format of the receiver to match your application. Connect to mixer or amplifier appropriately. • Power up the receiver. • Power up the transmitters. •... - Page 4 Receiver RXGXLU 1. On/Off switch 2. AF indicator light 3. RF indicator light 4. Dipole Antenna 5. ¼ inch output channel B 6. Balanced XLRM-type output mix of channels A and B 7. Balanced XLRM-type output channel A 8. Volume Control 9.
- Page 5 Handheld TXHGXLU Transmitter • Transmitter Switch - Power on/off switch - Mute on/off switch • Power indicator light • Battery life indicator light Specifications TXHGXLU Handheld Operating Principal ..........Moving coil dynamic Polar Pattern ..............Supercardioid Frequency Response ............80Hz – 16KHz Sensitivity .............
- Page 6 Bodypack TXBGXLU Transmitter • On/Off, mute switch • TB4M-type connector receives TA4F-type terminated connection • Battery compartment • Antenna • LED indicator light Specifications TXBGXLU Bodypack Frequency Response ............40Hz – 20KHz Dynamic Range ................>105dBA Maximum Input Level Microphone Input: ............. -6dBV Instrument Input: ............
- Page 7 Channelization The GXLU system is available in the following frequencies: K = 543.1MHz / 554.5MHz L = 567.1MHz / 593.5 MHz Interfacing to TXBGXLU input connector...
- Page 8 Most users of CAD Audio wireless products in the United States do not need a license for operation. However, the rules for unlicensed operation state that this device must not operate in excess of 50 milliwatts and it must not cause harmful interference to other wireless devices.