Important Cautions Always makes all connections before plugging the unit into an AC power outlet. Do not leave the device in a place neither with high temperature nor high humidity. Always do not handle the power cord with wet hands! Keep the devices away from re and heat sources.
3-3 Transmitter Model No. Mh-850 / Mh-8016 Mh-750 Type Handheld Handheld Ball Grille Shape Flat top Round top Spurious Rejection <-60dBc <-60dBc Stability ±10KHz ±10KHz Frequency Deviation ±48 KHz ±48 KHz S/N Ratio >100 dB (1 KHz-A) >100 dB (1 KHz-A) Current Consumption 100 mA 100 mA...
Mh-8016 Handheld Transmitter Interchangeable capsule module Power On/O switch Channel selector Gain control Ba ery tray 4-3 Body-pack Transmitter PT-850B Mic. input (mini 4 pin XLR socket) Power On/O switch Antenna LED indiccator for power and ba ery status Ba ery tray AF leavel control Carry case Belt-loop...
PT-850Bmi Mic. input (mini 4 pin XLR socket) Power On/O switch Antenna LED indiccator for power and ba ery status Ba ery tray AF leavel control Carry case Belt-loop Channel selector A enuation Pad 4-4 Condenser Microphones Lavaliere Microphone Clip 4 Pin Mini XLR Windscreen CM-501...
Preparing procedures & basic operation 5-1 Receiver (1) Audio Output Connector ∅ e receiver equipped with both balanced XLR output and unbalanced 6.3mm jack output; you can choose the proper way for using. Connect one end of the AF output cable to the AF output socket in the rear panel of receiver and plug another end to the “MIC IN”...
5-2 Battery Insertion of the transmitter (1) Mh-850 & Mh-750 Handheld Transmi er 1. Turn the microphone ball grille counter-clockwise (Step 1 of Figure 2), press both release knobs to remove the ba ery tray from the mic. housing (Step 2 of Figure 2).
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(2) Mh-8016 Handheld Transmi er Insert 2 pcs 1.5V AA ba eries into the ba ery tray. (Figure 1) A er pu ing into the ba ery, switch on the power switch. (Figure 2) (Figure 1) (Figure 2) (3) PT-850B / PT-850Bmi Body-pack Transmi er Slide the ba ery tray cover in the direction of the arrow to open it.
5-3 Rack Mounting (1) Before mount receivers onto DR-900 rack adaptor, please release any cables from the rear of the receiver. (2) Turn over receiver and DR-900 rack adaptor simultaneously, there are 4 threaded holes each in the bo om of receiver and rack adaptor for inserting screws. (3) Single receiver Insert in a receiver through the front of DR-900 until it is rmly a ached to the rack, then screw on a RP-900 to another side of the rack.
5-4 Installation of condenser microphones (1) Lavalier microphone A ach a laveliere microphone to , tie, lapel, where is suitable for sound pick-up. Plug the connector into input socket on the body-pack transmi er. (Figure 1) (Figure 1) (2) Headset microphone Put the headband behind your head, and x the temples on your ears as (Figure 2) shows, then adjust the gooseneck to have best miking.
System operation Be sure to mute the audio signal of a mixer or ampli er before turning on the receiver and transmi er. (1) Power on Turn AF level on the receiver completely counter-clockwise to the minimum level, and switch on the receiver. As soon as you turn power of the receiver on, the power LED lights red, meanwhile the RF signal and AF LED light up to indicate the receiver is ready for operating.
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(3) Using the PT-850B / PT-850Bmi Body-pack transmi er 1. Use the supplied screwdriver to adjust the gain control on the rear panel of PT-850B / PT-850Bmi body-pack transmi er to a proper level. (Figure 1) (Figure 1) e carry case allows the PT-850B to be a ached on performer’ s belt, place the antenna towards the back of his body.
Recommendation 1. In order to achieve the optimum reception condition and also extend the operating distance, please leave on “open space” between the receiver and transmi er. 2. Keep the devices away from the metal objects or any interference sources at least 50 cm.
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