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General| Type | Wireless Microphone System |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 50 Hz - 18 kHz |
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Connector | XLR |
| Operating Principle | Dynamic |
| Frequency Range | 863 - 865 MHz |
| Modulation | FM |
| RF Output Power | 10 mW |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | < 0.5% |
| Power Supply | 2 x AA Batteries |
| Operating Range | Up to 100 m |
| Dimensions (Handheld Transmitter) | 255 mm |
Safety instructions specifically for the receiver unit.
Safety guidelines applicable to all transmitter types.
Information regarding licensing and usage restrictions for wireless microphone systems.
Identifies and explains the front and rear panel controls and indicators.
Instructions on connecting antennae and basic system setup procedures.
Details on navigating the LC-display and configuring receiver settings.
Explains how the diversity receiving channel status is shown on the LC-display.
How to interpret the audio frequency (AF) and radio frequency (RF) levels on the display.
Procedures for selecting operating groups and channels for the receiver.
Guide to adjusting and setting the receiver's operating frequency.
How to set the squelch level to minimize unwanted noise.
Adjusting the audio output level and muting the receiver.
Instructions for naming individual receiver channels for easy identification.
How to connect and control receivers via a PC, including addressing.
Activating and deactivating the receiver's control lock function.
Guidelines for connecting and positioning remote antennae for optimal reception.
Information and installation guide for the ZAS 900 antenna splitter.
Steps to connect the receivers to a computer for control and management.
Identifies and explains the controls and displays on the handheld transmitters.
Guide on how to properly insert batteries into the S 910 M transmitter.
Explains the information and error messages displayed on the LC-display.
How to check and interpret the battery level indicators.
Instructions for correctly switching off the handheld transmitter.
Procedure for changing the microphone capsule on the handheld transmitter.
How to adjust the audio gain and set the low-cut filter on microphone capsules.
Identifies and explains the controls and displays on the beltpack transmitters.
Guide on how to insert batteries or the rechargeable battery pack.
Initial setup steps including frequency matching and gain adjustment.
Details on connecting microphones, instruments, and line-level sources.
Explains the LC-display readings for group, channel, battery, and errors.
Instructions for correctly powering down the beltpack transmitter.
Guidelines for battery replacement, cleaning contacts, and disposal.
Steps to take before a soundcheck to ensure proper operation.
Strategies for positioning transmitters to avoid or reduce interference.
Recommendations to avoid audio feedback by managing microphone proximity to speakers.
Common problems and solutions for the NE 911/912/914 receivers.
Common problems and solutions for handheld and beltpack transmitters.
Overview of different NE series diversity receiver models and their specifications.
Listing of S 910 M handheld transmitter variants by frequency.
Details on S 910 C handheld transmitter models and their frequency ranges.
Overview of TS 910 M beltpack transmitter models and their frequency ranges.
Details on TS 910 C beltpack transmitter models and their frequency ranges.
Accessories for antenna management, including splitters and antenna sets.
Accessories for connectivity and installation, such as cables and brackets.
Components for PC connectivity and software management.
Different microphone capsules available for handheld transmitters.
Various microphones compatible with the beltpack transmitters.
Available batteries and chargers for the wireless systems.
Technical data for NE 911, NE 912, and NE 914 receivers.
Technical data for S 910 M/C handheld transmitters and microphone capsules.
Technical data for TS 910 C/M beltpack transmitters and the ZAS 900 splitter.
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