BEETLES series UHF Guitar Wireless system BASS WIRELESS SYSTEM ELECTRIC GUITAR WIRELESS SYSTEM ACO USTIC GUITAR WIRELESS SYSTEM
Important Safety Instructions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Please read all instructions before operating the unit. Keep these instructions for future reference. Please read all safety warnings. Follow manufacturer's instructions. Do not use this unit near water or moisture. Clean only with a dry cloth. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Do not install or use near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus ( including amplifiers ) that produce heat.
Introduction Welcome Note A personal welcome to you from the management and employees of ICON. All of us here at ICON are dedicated to provide excellent products with inherently good value, and we are delighted you have purchased one of our products. We sincerely trust this product will provide years of satisfactory service, but if anything is not to your complete satisfaction, we will endeavor to make things right.
Content Package Contents 1 Product Features 2 Beetles Receiver 3 Beetles Transmitter 5 Quick Setting up and Using Your Beetles System 6 ICON Frequency Chart 9 Specifications 10 Services 11 User's Manual
Package Contents: Make sure the below items are provided in the package: Beetles Wireless Receiver Unit Beetles Wireless Transmitter Unit Power Adapter for Receiver "Angle Adapter" for Transmitter Plug 9V Alkaline Battery 1.
Product Features Beetles Transmitter PLL synthesized technology True diversity technology permits minimum dropouts in the RF link Equipped with S.A.W.
Beetles Receiver 1. Power Switch: Push to turn on the receiver power. (Note: Output Jack (9) must be inserted for the receiver to power up) 3 4 5 RF ON 1 2 2. Volume Switch: Adjust the output level of the Receiver to your Guitar Amp etc. 6 3. RF LED: This LED lights when receiving signal from Transmitter. 7 4. PEAK LED: This LED lights when output signal from Transmitter is at the onset clipping (i.e. Distortion occurred). Fig1 5. BATT. LOW LED: This LED lights when receiver battery is running low.
Beetles Receiver 8. Antennas: Pull to lift up the dual antennas. For optimum RF reception, pull both antennas to their up most vertical position. 8 9. Output Jack: Use this standard unbalanced high impedance (5-10K Ohm)1/4 " jack to connect the receiver to your amplifier or audio mixer. Wiring is as follows: tip hot, sleeve ground. 9 F ig2 11 10. Squelch Control: This control determines the maximum range of the receiver before audio signal dropout.
Beetles Transmitter 1. Power Switch: Switch the power of the Beetles Transmitter in the direction of the arrow shown. 2 2. 15 dB Pad: Switch to reduce the output of the transmitter by 15dB when your instrument is outputting too hot a signal. 3. Transmitter Plug: Insert this standard 1/4" plug into your Guitar output connector.
Quick Setting up and Using Your Beetles System Setting up your Beetles Wireless system is easy and it won't take you more than few minutes to finish. Follow the below steps:1. Unpack your Beetles Wireless System. You may save all the packing materials for packing purpose in the future. 2. Check if your Beetles Receiver are having the same RF Channels (U1-U10, please see P.9 for ICON Frequency Chart) labels as your Beetles Transmitter. They needed to be same for your Beetles wireless system working. 3.
Quick Setting up and Using Your Beetles System Notice Please follow the below procedure to change the angle of the jack of your transmitter. Press the knob down by your finger as shown on Diagram 1 15 dB PAD POWER Diagram 1 Then rotate the jack, while you pressing the knob down, to your desire angle. 15 dB PAD POWER You should feel the " Click" Position when the jack turned to 90o or 120o.
Quick Setting up and Using Your Beetles System 10. Now, it's time to set your audio levels. Turn on your amplifier or mixer and keep its level to minimum. 11. Turn the output level of your electric/acoustic guitar or bass to the maximum and start playing at a normal performance level and keep observing the Beetles Receiver "RF" and "PEAK " LED. If PEAK LED stay on even Receiver's volume control is set to its minimum, switch on your Beetles Transmitter's "1 5dB Pad" switch.
ICON Frequency Chart Beetles Frequencies Chart 902.125MHz U1 903.500MHz U2 905.375MHz U3 907.875MHz U4 908.500MHz U5 910.375MHz U6 912.750MHz U7 915.500MHz U8 916.250MHz U9 918.375MHz U10 920.125MHz U11 921.500MHz U12 922.375MHz U13 923.500MHz U14 925.800MHz U15 926.
Specifications Beetles Receiver Oscillation Type Frequencies Range De-emphasis Level Control Display Sensitivity Squelch Sensitivity T.H.D. S/N Ratio Audio Output Level Output Impedance Power Current Consumption Antennas PLL Controlled 902.125MHz~926.500MHz 50μn/sec Audio Level Volume, Squelch Level Control PEAK (Red), RF (Green), Low Batter (Red), ON (Red) More than S/N60dB at 22dBuV input 17dBuV ±4dBV Less than 1%(at 1KHz) More than 90dB +8dBV max 300 ohms ~ 2.
Services If your Beetles Wireless System needs the servicing, follow these instructions. 1. Ensure the problem is not related to operation error or external system devices. 2. Keep this owner's manual. Don't send the owner's manual to the service centre. 3. Pack the unit in its original packaging including end card and box. This is very important. If you have lost the packaging, please make sure you have packed the unit properly. ICON is not responsible for any damage that occurs due to nonfactory packing.
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