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- Page 1 UNITE DIGIT L WIRELESS COMMUNIC TION SYSTEM OPER TING INSTRUCTIONS...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
UNITE – Contents Safety instructions ......................4 Chargers . - Page 3 UNITE – Contents 14. Overview Unite components ....................33 15.
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Page 4: Safety Instructions
Fire hazard Disclaimer • Never place naked flames (e.g. candles) near the • beyerdynamic GmbH & Co. KG will not be liable for equipment. any damage to the product or injury to persons Humidity / heat sources caused by negligent, improper, incorrect or inappropriate operation of the product. -
Page 5: Transmitters / Receivers
30 °C. connection cables available from or recommended • In order to ensure safe transport by land, sea and air, by beyerdynamic. the battery pack used for the bodypack transmitter is tested according to the UN 38.3 transport regulation Switching off for lithium-ion batteries. -
Page 6: Disposal
Hearing damage always Changes or modifications made to this equipment not represents an irreversible impairment of hearing. expressly approved by Beyerdynamic may void the FCC • Always pay attention to the volume. As a rule of authorization to operate this equipment. -
Page 7: Simple Initial Operation Of The Unite System With One Transmitter And Factory-Set Group Id
UNITE – Initial operation Simple initial operation of the Unite system with one transmitter and factory-set group ID Found on charger Pair/Reset Status • Pair & Charge • Charge only 1. Before initial operation, charge the 2. Connect a microphone or headset to Connect headphones to the battery in the Unite receiver and Unite the bodypack transmitter. -
Page 8: System Information
UNITE – System information System information utomatic frequency and group management A further benefit of this technology is automatic DECT frequency management. This means you need not worry about frequencies, as the system itself controls Unite is based upon DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless transmission and adjusts automatically for secure Telecommunications) technology, an international transmission. - Page 9 UNITE – System information To set a group ID between 1 and 255, follow the steps below: • Make sure that the Unite TP or Unite TH transmitter is already switched on. • Press and hold the menu button for two seconds to activate the main menu.
- Page 10 UNITE – System information Devices combined under a group ID can use this group ID to transmit several audio channels. In order to differentiate between audio channels from several transmitters on the receiver, enter a five-digit name for the channel on the transmitter. Follow these steps: •...
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Page 11: Encryption
UNITE – System information Encryption The audio data is always encrypted with an AES-256 code to Encryption ensure a secure transmission against unauthorised listening. Important: The required key will be generated within the charging unit itself and transmitted to the transmitters and receivers during the pairing process. -
Page 12: Create/Define A New Pairing
UNITE – System information Create/define a new pairing Transmitter and receiver must be paired to enable them to communicate with one another. The code required for this is generated in the charger and transmitted during the pairing process to both transmitter and receiver. -
Page 13: Charging
UNITE – Charging Charging Found on charger Before using the Unite system for the first time, you must charge the batteries integrated in the Unite TP or Unite TH transmitters and Unite RP bodypack receiver. The Pair/Reset charging process and relevant charge status is shown Status on the status light of the transmitter/ receiver. -
Page 14: Unite Cc-24P Cockpit Charger
UNITE – Charging Unite CC-24P Cockpit charger 8.1.1 Operating elements Top view Pair/Reset Status • Pair & Charge • Charge only Pair/Reset Status • Pair & Charge • Charge only Button for initiating the pairing process or clearing stored pairing information in the charger Status indicator light for pairing status Switch for “Pair &... -
Page 15: How To Operate The Cockpit Charger
UNITE – Charging 8.1.2 How to operate the Cockpit charger The Unite CC cockpit case is used for charging the rechargeable batteries inside the bodypack transmitters and receivers as well as transmitting the pairing information from the transmitter to the receivers. The Unite CC-24P has 6 charging units, each with 4 charging compartments so that a maximum of 24 bodypack transmitters or receivers can be charged simultaneously. -
Page 16: Devices
UNITE – Unite TP bodypack transmitter Devices Unite TP bodypack transmitter 9.1.1 Supplied accessories • Unite TP bodypack transmitter with mounted belt clip • Quick start guide • Neck strap • Two spare caps for the mute button 9.1.2 Operating elements ¸... -
Page 17: How To Wear The Bodypack Transmitter
UNITE – Unite TP bodypack transmitter Please refer to the previous page for the following descriptions. 9.1.3 How to wear the bodypack transmitter There are two options for wearing the bodypack transmitter: 1. Neck strap When using the supplied strap, you can wear the bodypack transmitter around the neck. -
Page 18: How To Connect An External Audio Source
UNITE – Unite TP bodypack transmitter 9.1.6 How to connect an external audio source • If required, you can connect an external audio source with a 3-pole mini jack plug (3.5 mm) to the line-in input µ. • You can set the sensitivity of the external audio source in the “Audio”... -
Page 19: Set The Channel Name
UNITE – Unite TP bodypack transmitter 9.1.8 Set the channel name In order to differentiate between audio channels from several transmitters on the receiver, enter a five-digit name for the channel on the transmitter. Please proceed as described in the following: •... -
Page 20: Unite Rp / Rp-T Bodypack Receiver
UNITE – Unite RP / RP-T bodypack receiver Unite RP / RP-T bodypack receiver 9.2.1 Supplied accessories • Unite RP or RP-T bodypack receiver with mounted belt clip • Quick Start Guide • Neck strap • Two spare caps for the talkback button 9.2.2 Operating controls µ... -
Page 21: How To Wear The Bodypack Receiver
Unite RP: • You can connect headphones to the mini jack socket • For those who are hearing impaired, you can connect an induction loop (e.g. IL 200 von beyerdynamic) to the mini jack socket instead of headphones. Unite RP-T: •... -
Page 22: Switching On Or Off
UNITE – Unite RP / RP-T bodypack receiver 9.2.5 Switching on or off • To switch on the bodypack receiver, briefly press the on-off and menu button • In order to switch off the bodypack receiver, press the button for approx. 5 seconds. •... -
Page 23: Adjust The Volume
UNITE – Unite RP / RP-T bodypack receiver 9.2.6 djust the volume Use the volume button to adjust the volume of a connected headphone/headset or induction loop. • Press “+” to increase the volume. • Press “-” to reduce the volume. Important: Please note the safety instructions regarding too high volume. -
Page 24: Menu Items
UNITE – Menu items 10. Menu items 10.1 General Main menu items Main screen Once you have turned on the Unite TP bodypack transmitter or Unite TH handheld transmitter and the Unite RP bodypack receiver, press the NAME1 Audio button for approx. -
Page 25: Audio" Main Menu
UNITE – Menu items 10.2 “ udio” main menu In the “Audio” main menu, the menus listed in the following table (menu path / level 2) with more submenus (menu path / level 3) are available for various audio settings. •... -
Page 26: Set Input Effects
UNITE – Menu items 10.2.2 Set input effects The Unite system has a built-in DSP (Digital Signal Processor) for continuous processing of audio signals during opera- tion. In the “Audio” main menu, the “Input Effects” submenu contains various filter settings for processing audio signals. Device Menu path Menu path... -
Page 27: Talkback" Main Menu
UNITE – Menu items 10.3 “Talkback” main menu In the “Talkback” main menu, the menus listed in the following table (menu path / level 2) with further submenus (menu path / level 3) are available for various system settings. • Press the button on the already switched on transmitter/receiver for approx. -
Page 28: System" Main Menu
UNITE – Menu items 10.5 “System” main menu In the “System” main menu, the menus listed in the following table (menu path / level 2) with further submenus (menu path / level 3) are available for various system settings. • Press the button on the already switched on transmitter/receiver for approx. -
Page 29: Special Features
UNITE – Special features Special features 11.1 Device mode / Sub-Master configuration • With Unite, the devices are basically divided into the categories “Master” (transmitter) and “Slave” (receiver). • Devices of the type “RP” (RP; RP-T) are automatically configured “Slave” and devices of the type “TP” have the factory preset “Master”. -
Page 30: Nom - Number Of Open Microphones
UNITE – Special features 11.3 NOM - Number of open microphones • Unite can route a maximum of three simultaneously activated audio signals within a group (NOM=3). This means that, in addition to a group’s Master device, two talkback channels can be activated simultaneously. -
Page 31: Channel Search
UNITE – Special features 11.4 Channel search The “Channel” multifunction button of the receiver (Unite RP and RP-T) is also used for channel search. • When you press s or t of the multifunction button, the device asks if a channel search should be carried out. -
Page 32: Special Functions
UNITE – Special functions Special functions 12.1 Button lock The button lock is a hidden function and is activated and deactivated as follows: Press and hold simultaneously one of the volume buttons and one of the “Function” buttons (RP; RP-T: “Channel”... -
Page 33: Accessories
UNITE – Accessories ccessories Model Description ................Order # DT 1 Single-ear headphone with 0.9m cable and stereo mini jack connector . - Page 34 Microphone connector ......4-pin mini XLR jack, male (4.5 V bias voltage, beyerdynamic TG pin assignment) Audio +4.5V...
- Page 35 UNITE – Technical specifications Temperature range Charging ......... . 0 to +35 °C Operation .
- Page 36 Theresienstraße 8 • 74072 Heilbronn • Germany For further distributors worldwide, please go to www.beyerdynamic.com Non-contractual illustrations. Subject to change without notice. Weitere Vertriebspartner weltweit finden Sie im Internet unter www.beyerdynamic.com bbildungen nicht vertragsbindend. Änderungen vorbehalten. EN 3 / B UNITE (03.19)