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Trantec S6000 Beltpac Instruction Manual

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Summary of Contents for Trantec S6000 Beltpac

  • Page 2 1.1 (Rev 2.4)
  • Page 3 Introduction Thank you for purchasing your Trantec S6000 Beltpack. If you require additional copies of these instructions, they can be obtained from the Trantec web site, www.trantec.co.uk, along with other information about the Trantec range. • Background Information The S6000 Beltpack is a microprocessor controlled UHF transmitter, which can operate on up to 64 different frequencies.
  • Page 4 • Guarantee All Trantec products are guaranteed for a period of one year from date of purchase against defects in materials and workmanship. In the event of a claim under guarantee the system should be returned to your dealer in its original packaging and with proof of purchase.
  • Page 5 S6000L Transmitter Set-up Audio input Power LED Power switch RF input Manual adjust Infra red port Battery compartment 1.4 (Rev 2.4)
  • Page 6 Screw the external antenna into the antenna connector on the top of the beltpack. Under no circumstances should the length of the wire antenna be shortened, coiled up or wrapped with the audio lead as this will reduce the performance of the radio system. Insert the Lemo connector for the lapel microphone into the audio connector, lining up the red idents on plug and socket.
  • Page 7 • Optimising the Gain of your System In order to achieve the best possible audio performance from your radio system, it is worth spending a few minutes setting the optimum gain level. Adjust the gain of your transmitter, as described in the appropriate section. The optimum setting for this will be found by first adjusting the transmitter gain so that the maximum audio signal expected just lights the receiver AF bar display to the +3 dB level.
  • Page 8 S6000LTX Transmitter 4 Pin Lemo Connector Details Internal View Pin Connections: Pin 1 Ground, Pin 2 +8.2 Vdc Bias, Pin 3 Audio/+8.2 Vdc Bias, Pin 4 Audio Sennheiser MKE2, MKE2-5 Trantec TS22, 212 Countryman E6, B6 Pin 1 Screen + Blue Pin 1 Screen...
  • Page 9 S6000LTX Transmitter 3 Pin Lemo Connector Details Internal Rear View Pin Connections: Pin 1 +8.2 Vdc Bias, Pin 2 Audio/+8.2 Vdc Bias, Pin 3 Ground Sennheiser MKE2, MKE2-5 Trantec TS22, 212 Countryman E6, B6 Pin 1 Not connected Pin 1 Not connected...
  • Page 10 Frequency Guide (UK/Europe) Channel 69 (854 MHz – 862 MHz) is the only channel available throughout the entire UK. Other frequencies in the UHF band are available regionally. More information can be obtained through JFMG (Joint Frequency Management Group). The following set of channel 69 frequencies, recommended by JFMG, is stored in your system on delivery.

  • Page 11: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications Frequency Range: 662-734, 734-806, 798-865MHz (Other frequency bands available on request) Frequency Arrangement: 40 Frequencies on a 25 kHz grid Output Power: 2 Power settings 10 dBm / 13 dBm @ 50 Ohm Nominal Deviation: 25 kHz RF Harmonic & Spurious Radiation: < -54 dBm Frequency Stability: <...