RF Venue 4 ZONE Instruction Manual

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Operation

To enter the settings mode, press and hold the desired input channel's Antenna Selection key ② for 2 seconds until the input
channel's indicator light ashes. Use the Antenna Selection key to cycle through the 3 settings menus as indicated by the Settings
Selection Indicator ⑥. Use the Up / Down keys ③ to change the parameters in each settings mode. After setting your
parameters in the third settings mode (RF Input), press the Antenna Selection key a nal time to save and exit the settings. For a
step by step video, please visit rfvenue.com.

Setting Parameters:

 RF input attenuation
Press the up / down key to adjust the input attenuation in 1dB increments.
0dB: No attenuation
Maximum attenuation level is - 31dB per input channel
 Antenna DC power
On (applies +12V DC / 200mA to RF input channels for active antennas or in-line ampli ers)
OFF
 RF Input ON/OFF
En: Input Enabled
dis: input disabled; signal isolation ~ 80 dBm
 To Return to Default Settings
1. Turn off the power
2. Press and hold the Lock Key
3. Turn on the power while continuing to hold the lock key until the display show rSt

Notes

• This product is designed for combining receive antennas for wireless microphone receivers and is not recommended for use with transmitters.
• Use standard 50 coaxial cable.
• An In-Line Ampli er may be used to compensate for losses associated with long runs of coaxial cable. Enable DC power when using ampli ers.
• Adjust the RF input attenuation levels if signals exceed normal ranges of wireless microphone receivers.
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Caution : To reduce the risk of re or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to heat or moisture.
Warning : To prevent electric shock, do not remove the cover. Refer all servicing to quali ed service personnel or distributors.
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RF Attenuation
DC Power
Attenuation of 10dB Input ON/OFF
The 4ZONE is designed to combine multiple pairs of diversity antennas used for wireless microphone receivers. It provides 2
x 4 antenna inputs to maximize coverage areas. It features RF input ON/OFF, input attenuation from 0 dB to -31 dB, DC
power for in-line ampli ers or active antennas, and individual input signal ON/OFF control.
RF Attenuation
DC Power
Accessories
DC Power Input ON/OFF
• AC Power Cable x1
RF Attenuation • BNC to BNC coaxial Cable x2
DC Power
RF Input Enable Input ON/OFF
RF Attenuation
DC Power
Input ON/OFF

Operating Controls

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4 Zone Antenna Combiner for Wireless Microphones
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Specifications
• Carrier Frequency Range: 470~960MHz
• Full System Gain: 3dB(±3dB)
• Input/Output Impedance: 50
• A/B Antenna Input:4+4
• OIP3: -35dBm(typ.) @ 2-tone；Pi=-15dBm/tone
• RF Input Attenuation: -31~0dB (Step:1dB)
• Input/Output Connectors: BNC(F):Input x8 / Output x2
• Functions:
1. DC Power (for In-Line Ampli er) ON/OFF Control
2. RF Input Attenuation Control
3. RF Input Signal ON/OFF Control
• In-Line Ampli er Power: 12V/200mA*8
• Power Supply: 100~240VAC; MAX 2A 50/60Hz
• Dimension(mm): 480mm(W)*45mm(H)*260mm(D)
4ZONE Front Panel
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RF Attenuation
DC Power
Lock
Input ON/OFF
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4 Zone Antenna Combiner
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Power switch
Antenna Selection key: Select the CH to be set, press and hold for 2 seconds to enter the settings mode.
Up / Down key: In the settings mode, press the up / down key to select the parameter.
Lock key: press and hold for 2 seconds to lock or unlock panel key function
3-digit display
Settings Selection Indicator
Status indicator: Indicates the current antenna status,
a. Red: RF input enabled, In-Line Ampli er power on.
b. Green: RF input enabled, In-Line Ampli er power off.
c. Off: The antenna input is disabled.
d. All 8 channels ashing at the same time: Power supply is abnormal. Please shut down immediately.
•Use in a well ventilated area. Do not block any ventilation openings.
•Do not use near heat sources.
•Do not use in humid or dusty environments.
•Turn power off immediately in the event of a spill or if the unit overheats.
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