Introduction; Section Contents - SABINE SWM7000 Operating Manual

1. InTRoDuCTIon

Congratulations on purchasing your Sabine Smart Spectrum True Mobility™ Wireless System. True Mobility™ Wireless Sys-
tems give you all the built-in processing you need on every microphone, and offer unique and powerful features unavailable
with any other wireless microphone.

1.1. Section Contents

Section 2 Product Views — illustrates system components (front & back panel views, transmitters, accessory lists and
part numbers).
Section 3 Quick Setup — gives the Quick Setup procedures for Receiver & Transmitter Operation and using the FBX
Feedback Exterminator
the Sabine FBX Feedback Exterminator
Section 4 Transmitter Operation — details transmitter setup and operation.
Section 5 Receiver Operation — details receiver installation and setup.
Section 6 Mic SuperModeling™ — explains the use of the Sabine Mic SuperModeling™ and lists the microphones
modeled.
Section 7 FBX Feedback Exterminator
Section 8 Compressor/Limiter — explains the use of the Compressor.
Section 9 De-Esser — details operation of the adaptive De-Esser.
Section 10 Program Save & Recall — explains how to save and recall individual program settings.
Section 11 Multiple Systems — how multiple systems interface, computer control of multiple systems, suggestions for
maximizing the number of collocated systems.
Section 12 Extension Antennas — how to get maximum performance using a Sabine Extension Antennas (Antenna
Distribution Amplifier also available for multi-receiver installations).
Section 13 Sabine Remote Control Software — how to control up to 70 channels from one PC.
Section 14 Tips & Troubleshooting — gives tips on how to get the best performance from your Sabine Wireless, and
describes some possible operating problems and their solutions.
Section 15 Appendices — wiring diagrams, frequency charts, specifications, typical system diagrams and dip switch
settings for Sabine Wireless systems.
Section 16 Cautions & Warranties — states caution and warranty information for your True Mobility™ Wireless sys-
tem.
Index
Important note about using this Operating Guide
This guide covers the operation of both the SWM6000 and SWM7000 Wireless Systems.
The basic operating procedures for these two series are the same. The crucial differences
are the frequency bands each of these series uses, and the number of available channels.
SWM6000
: Offers 34 channels, and uses the 915 MHz band. All transmitters and receiv-
ers include the number "6" or the designation "M9" in the part number to denote this series.
SWM7000
: Offers 70 channels, and uses the 2.4 GHz band. All transmitters and receivers
include the number "7" or the designation "M1" in the part number to denote this series.
These products may be used together in the same location, but remember that transmitters
and receivers must always work together. For example, in order for an SWM6000 Series
system to work, the transmitters and receivers must both be from that series.
Other components in your system can be mixed between these two series. These include
lavalier and headworn mics, mic clips and chargers, cables and adaptors, and anything that is
not involved in the transmission or reception of the wireless signal.
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, Compressor/Limiter and De-Esser functions.
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— explains how to set up your FBX filters.
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