PYLE PDWM2850 (01) PDF DOCUMENT

To ensure optimal performance and avoid interference with your PYLE PDWM2850 system, please follow these tips:

• To set up the system and to avoid interference, each unit may have many presented channels.

• When using multiple receiver/transmitter sets together, each unit should use a different channel.

• The transmitter and antenna should be kept in a barrier-free, linear relative position.

• Do not place the receiver close to metal surfaces or digital equipment.

• Try to keep the receiver 1.5m above the floor and 1m away from the wall.

The receiver for the PYLE PDWM2850 has the following features and connections:

1. Power Switch

2. VOL. A (Volume Control for Channel A)

3. VOL. B (Volume Control for Channel B)

4. RF Signal Lamp

5. AF Signal Lamp

6. Power Signal Lamp

7. LCD Display

8. 1/4 Audio Output Socket

9. XLR Audio Output Socket

10. Power Input Socket

11. Charging Socket

12. ANT-A / ANT-B (Antennas)

The handheld transmitter includes the following:

1. Power signal lamp

2. LED display

3. Battery Cover

4. Frequency-change button

5. Power switch

The bodypack transmitter has the following parts and functions:

1. Clip microphone socket

2. LED light

3. Antenna

4. LED display

5. Frequency-change button

6. Power switch

To pair your transmitter and receiver, follow these steps:

1. Make sure the receiver is powered OFF.

2. On the transmitter, press and hold the frequency-change button, then press and hold the power button until the display starts flashing.

3. Turn ON the receiver. You will see the RF light on the receiver start flashing.

4. Attention: For a receiver that has an LED display, turn ON the receiver and wait for 3-5 seconds.

5. Return to the transmitter and press the frequency-change button again.

6. Matching is successful if the RF light on the receiver stays ON or the LED display shows a frequency. If it is not successful, repeat steps 1 through 5.

Connect the connector of the supplied lavalier microphone to the connecting jack of the transmitter. Set the transmitter work state in the wireless lavalier system.

Connect the connector of the supplied headset microphone to the connecting jack of the transmitter. Set the transmitter work state in the wireless headset system.

For models that support charging, connect the charging cable from the charging socket on the receiver to the microphone.

CAUTION: For charging the microphone, you MUST NOT use an AA battery to power the microphone. You MUST use a 14500 lithium battery.

To avoid interference when using multiple systems:

1. Ensure each transmitter is matched to its corresponding receiver. (See “Matching receiver and transmitter” instructions).

2. Use different frequencies among the transmitters. The difference in frequency should be 3-4MHz for each transmitter.

If the transmitter display or light is off and you have no sound, try the following solutions:

1. Turn on the transmitter.

2. Make sure the battery is installed correctly.

3. Replace the batteries.

If the receiver display or light is off, make sure the adapter is plugged into the receiver’s DC socket and that the adapter is supplied with power.

If the receiver display or light indicates an RF signal but you hear no sound, please check the following:

1. Turn up the receiver volume.

2. Check the cable connection of the receiver.

If the receiver display or light indicates no RF signal, and the transmitter and receiver power lights are on, try these steps:

1. Move the receiver away from metal objects.

2. Check if there is a barrier between the receiver and transmitter.

3. Re-match the receiver and transmitter following the pairing procedure.

If you are experiencing distortion or noise bursts while the receiver indicates an RF signal, try these solutions:

1. Remove interference sources from nearby.

2. Change the working frequency of both the receiver and transmitter.

3. Replace the transmitter batteries.

4. If using many sets together, increase the working frequency interval of the systems.

5. Maximize the volume button.

If you press the power button and the transmitter is not working or shuts down after a second, follow these steps:

1. Replace the batteries.

2. Re-press the power button after a few seconds.

The specifications for the receiver are as follows:

• Channels: 16 Channels

• SNR: 96db

• Sensitivity: 96dbm

• Frequency Response: 30~20kHz

• Channel Interval: 500kHz

• Output Impedance: 600 Ohm

• Power Supply: 5V

• Power Consumption: <85Ma

• Display: LED Display

The specifications for the handheld transmitter are as follows:

• Power Output: 10dbm

• Frequency Response: 30kHz~20kHz

• Power Supply: 3V (Normal battery) or 3.7V (Lithium battery)

The specifications for the bodypack transmitter are as follows:

• Power Output: 10dbm

• Frequency Response: 30kHz~20kHz

• Power Supply: 3V