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Specifications
PT61 bodypack transmitter:
Audio bandwidth:
Modulation method:
Radiated RF power:
Frequency stability:
Antenna:
Rated deviation:
Signal-to-noise ratio:
Input impedance:
Audio input:
Phantom powering:
Current consumption:
Power requirement:
Battery life:
Dimensions:
Net weight:
HT 61 handheld transmitter:
Type, bandwidth and
polar pattern:
Modulation type:
RF radiated power:
Rated deviation:
Signal-to-noise ratio:
Current consumption:
Power requirement:
Battery life:
Dimensions:
Net weight:
50 Hz to 20 kHz
FM
10 mW
±10 ppm
Flexible, quarter-wave wire
±30 kHz
Typical 50 dB (A weighted)
220 kohms, 600 pF
Mini 3-pin XLR; 1400 mV for rated
deviation at 1 kHz
Pin 3: 6 V/6k8 ohms
170 mA/2.4 V
2 AA 1.5V batteries
>10 hours
3.62 x 2.56 x 0.79 in.
(92 x 65 x 20 mm )
3.04 oz. (76 g) without batteries
See individual microphone
specification sheets
FM
10 mW
±30 kHz
Typical 50 dB (A-weighted)
<150 mA/2.4 V
2 AA size 1.5V batteries
>12 hours
1.4 x 9.4 in.
(36 mm dia. x 240 mm)
9.8 oz. (245 g)
SR61 receiver:
Receiver type:
Antenna inputs:
Modulation type:
Input sensitivity:
Squelch threshold:
Audio bandwidth:
THD at 1 kHz:
Signal-to-noise
Audio output:
Current consumption: 220 mA typical
Power requirement:
Dimensions:
Net weight:
Accessories:
PS61:
RA61B:
PSU01:
SRA-1:
CCS-1:
Hard Case CH 60:
UAM1:
11
Diversity
2 x 50-ohm BNC sockets
FM
Typical -95 dBm
Automatic, using pilot tone
(32.678 kHz)
50 to 20 kHz
<0.4% at rated deviation
Typical 100 dB (A-weighted)
Balanced XLR-M, mic/line level
switchable, typical 30 dB
unbalanced: 1.4" jack: 0 dBm
XLR: 6 dBm
11 to 15 V dc or ac from external
power supply
8.27 x 6.7 x 1.65 in.
(210 x 170 x 42 mm)
18.8 oz. (470 g)
Active, wideband antenna splitter for
connecting up to 4 SR61 units or
3 SR61 units and one additional PS.
External receiver antenna with
integrated booster, powered via
cable from the PS61 antenna splitter.
Central power supply unit for PS61 and
PS81 splitters.
External directional antenna
Color code indicators for easy channel
recognition.
For carrying a single complete
system
Universal antenna mount for moving
the antennas for 1 receiver to the
front of the rack.
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