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Owner’s Manual

VHF WIRELESS INEAR SYSTEM

IEM 100 - 800 / 100 - 863 MHZ

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IEM 100 - 800 / 100 - 863 MHZ Owner’s Manual VHF WIRELESS INEAR SYSTEM
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Thanks a lot for purchasing our wireless InEar system. Please read this user manual carefully and follow the instructions to avoid danger or damage to the unit due to mishandling. Keep this user guide for future reference. If you give the unit to another user, be sure that he also receives this instruction booklet. Safety instruction You have to carefully read the instruction, which includes important information about the installation, usage and maintenance, BEFORE operating this device.
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XXNEVER use the unit under the following conditions: > In places subject to vibrations or bumps. > In places with a temperature of over 50°C or less than -10°C. > In places subject to excessive dryness or humidity (ideal conditions are between 35% and 80%). XXNever leave the device unattended during operation. XXBefore a storm and/or a thunderstorm with a risk of lightning, please disconnect the device from the electrical power source. XXThis unit must only be operated by adults.
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Overview Transmitter front view 1. POWER 2. INPUT LEVEL 3. LCD 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 4 SET   PHONES VOLUME Keep this button pressed for 2 seconds to switch the unit on or off. Turn this control to set the input sensitivity. The LCD displays information about operating or setup. Transmitter setup button. To navigate downwards within the menu. To navigate upwards within the menu. Connect headphones with a 1/4” jack here. Volume control for the headphones output. Turn it clockwise to increase the volume.
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Transmitter rear view 1. DC INPUT 2. LEFT INPUT 3. RIGHT INPUT 4. PAD 5. ANTENNA Only connect the cable of the mains adaptor provided to this socket. Connect the audio signal to be transmitted via left channel to this combo XLR jack. Connect the audio signal to be transmitted via right channel to this combo XLR jack. Set this switch to „-12 dB“, to attenuate the input signals by 12 dB. If you set it to „0 dB“ there will be no attenuation. Connect the transmitter antenna provided here. www.thomann.
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Receiver view 1. ANT 2. RF 3. PHONES 4. ON / OFF 5. LCD 6. 7. 8. 9. 6   ESC SET MAX Connect the receiver antenna provided here. This LED lights up, when the unit receives a transmission signal. Connect the earphones here. On-/Off switch and volume control: Turn this knob clockwise past the resistance to switch the receiver on. Turn it further to increase the volume. Turn this knob counterclockwise to decrease the volume. Turn it further past the resistance to switch the receiver off.
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Operating the device Wearing the backpack transmitter Clip the transmitter to your belt q, or slide a guitar strap through the transmitter clip w as shown. For best results, slide the transmitter until the belt is pressed against the base of the clip. Changing the batteries Depending on volume and battery brand the expected life time for two alkaline batteries is about 5 hours. If there’s only one bar left in the battery indicator, the batteries must be changed immediately to keep up proper function.
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Transmitter setup Frequency group and channel selection: Press the SET button, until the GROUP indicator flashes. Choose a suitable group using the / buttons, as shown in the diagrams on the left. Then press the SET button again, until the CHANNEL indicator flashes. Now use the / buttons, to select a suitable channel. Note: When using multiple systems, for optimum results set all systems to the same group and select a different channel number for each system on that group.
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Receiver setup Frequency group and channel selection: Press the SET button, until the GROUP indicator flashes. Now use the / buttons, to choose the same group as previously set up in that transmitter, which has to supply this receiver. Refer to the illustrations shown on the left. Then press the SET button again, until the CHANNEL indicator flashes. Now use the / buttons, to select the same channel as previously set up in that transmitter, which has to supply this receiver.
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RF signal indicator: The receiver indicates the strength of the RF signal with 5 bars of different height. Battery power indicator: The more bars shown in the battery symbol, the more powerful are the inserted batteries. And this is how the LCD looks in normal operation. Disposal Never throw the device into the regular household waste at the end of its useful life. This product is subject to the European Directive 2002/96/EC.
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Technical specifications Total system Transmission frequency range Transmitter output level Operating range Audio frequency response THD Dynamic range Operating temperature range Model 100-800: 790 – 814 MHz Model 100-863: 863 – 865 MHz 10 dBm 50 m Ø (under typical conditions) 60 Hz – 16 kHz ± 3 dB < 1 % @ 1 kHz > 90 dB (A-weighted) -10 °C – + 50 °C (battery characteristics may limit this range) Transmitter Max.