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NVS-30050001MP/NVS-30060001MP /NVS-30070001MP Wireless Microphone Set User Manual...
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Thank you for using our public address system. Please read this User Manual carefully to make better use of this equipment Attention This equipment is not waterproof. To prevent fire or electric shock, please do not place any liquid filled containers (such as vases or flowerpots) near the equipment or expose the equipment to dripping, splashes, rain, or moisture.
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To assure the finest performance, please use or operate the product in accordance with corresponding instructions. This symbol indicates "forbidden content" This symbol indicates "compulsory Content” Please make sure that the When the equipment is in use, DO NOT block the air power wire is NOT damaged.
Ambient Factors This NVS product adopts radio frequency transmission and is susceptible to outside wireless signals interference. Our all products are qualified products which passed strict testing. If instantaneous frequency-loss occurred in the installation and application, in most cases, the system frequency of the product is affected by the interference of the external ambience.
1.Product Specifications 1.1 System Parameters Model NVS-30050001MP/ NVS-30060001MP/ NVS-30070001MP Working frequency 640-690MHz Modulation Broadband Number of channels Channel interval 250KHz Frequency stability Within ±0.005% Dynamic range 100dB 50Hz ~ 19KHz (±3dB) (The frequency of the entire system depends on Frequency response...
1.3 Transmitter Index Microphone Dynamic Microphone Handheld microphone with a spiral antenna, wearable transmitter Antenna with ¼ wavelength whip antenna Output power High power 20mW, Low power 7mW Transition power 10mV Spurious suppression >50dB Power supply 2 AA 1.5V alkaline batteries Battery service life 9 hours at 20mW, 13 hours at 7mW Function display...
1. LCD display (Display frequency, channel, squelch, and electrical level, etc.) 2. Volume control 3. Infrared frequency pairing point (Coordinate with the "SYNC" button to transfer the channel parameters to the transmitter) 4. UP (▲) 5. DOWN (▼) 6. SYNC Press the “▲”“▼”...
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4. Observe radio frequency (RF) and audio frequency (AF) signals in level display, if the interference is greater, the channel should be switched to avoid interference points, can also increase the squelch level to enhance the anti-interference ability. 5. Then turn on the transmitter power, and after pairing the channel well, the level meter should display the radio frequency (RF) signal, adjust the receiver volume to the appropriate level and speak to microphone, then the audio (AF) signal of the receiver level would change according to the volume under normal condition.
4. Receiver System Settings Note : All functions should be confirmed by the "SET" button after the change of selection, otherwise the LCD screen will continuously blink for reminding. 4.1 Channel/Frequency Settings Press “ ” to change the channel and frequency parameters 4.2 Frequency Pairing Method is the same as item 8 of the receiver usage method.
5.Transmitter Function 1. LCD display (display group, channels and battery power) 2. Infrared frequency pairing point : Cooperate with the receiver "SET" button to transmit the channel parameters to the transmitter. 3. Up (to set volume, switch between high and low power, and lock switch) 4.
6. Transmitter Instructions 1. Pull the transmitter's battery compartment out as shown in Figure 1 below (Method refers to transmitter function introduction item 6). Insert two AA (1.5V) battery into it and put battery compartment into microphone. Press and Hold Press and Hold Pull Down to remove the battery Holder...
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Figure 2 4. Volume adjustment: press menu key and display will show “VOLO1” as shown in Figure 2. Figure 3 is the current volume. Press Up to turn up volume and Down to turn down volume. Adjustment range is VOLO1-VOLO8. 4 is the volume value, with the range of 0-8 Figure 3...
Figure 5 7. Turn off transmitter after using. If you do not use it for a long time, remove the transmitter's battery in case of damage. 6.1 Portable Transmitter Function 1. Status indicator (When the power switch is placed on the "on", the indicator light shines, indicating that the battery is normal.
powered or installed. If the light is always on, it means that the battery is running out of power and must be replaced) 2. Gain Control 3. MIC input 4. Antenna (1/4 wave length whip antenna) 5. LCD display.(Show current working channel and battery power) 6.
6.4 Use with Headset Microphone 1. Microphone 2. Hose 3. Neck rack 4. Mini XLR 5. Windproof sponge Hang the headset microphone on the ears from the back of the head and raises the rack to match the sound source. It is about 1.5 to 2 inches away from the mouth.
6.5 Use with Collar Microphone 1. Mini XLR Plug 2. Clip 3. Microphone 4. Windproof sponge Hang on clothes, ties, lapel and other position which is suitable for picking up the sound. Insert the small XLR and place the MIC line into the "MIC in" hole of the carry-on transmitter.
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2. If you only need to increase receiving distance of 1 machine, the directional antenna can be connected directly to the "ANT A" and "ANT B" ends of the receiver (as shown in connection mode 2). However, the receiving distance in this way is less than that of combined use of directional antenna and antenna distributor.
Method 2: Use directional antenna with receiver. Method 2 7. System Installation Installation note Before installing this system, please read the guidelines of "Ambient factors" to preclude the external and internal interference signal source which may influence the effect of wireless signal receiving.
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Placing requirements 1. To ensure that the system is in optimum working condition and reduce the reflected dead angle, the receiver should be placed at least one meter away from the ground, the surrounding walls, and metal surfaces. (Please see the picture) 2.
8. Common Failures and Solutions Symptoms Causes Solutions Switch the power to the ON Power switch in the OFF state state Turn on the receiver power Amplifier power do not Turn on the volume switch on ...
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The construction and Reasonable application of acoustics conditions of the sound absorbing room material The microphone is pointing Avoid getting the microphone to the speaker directly. straight to the speaker It's close to the speaker Microphone feedback ...