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Sennheiser sk100-g3 bodypak transmitter User Manual

Sennheiser sk100-g3 bodypak transmitter
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Sennheiser sk100-g3 bodypak transmitter Specifications

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BrandSennheiser
Modelsk100-g3 bodypak transmitter
CategoryTransmitter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Intended Use of the ew 100 G3 Series Devices

Defines proper usage of the ew 100 G3 series devices, including reading instructions and operating within limits.

The SK 100 G3 Bodypack Transmitter

Features of the Evolution Wireless 100 G3 Series

Lists key features like PLL synthesizer, HDX noise reduction, Pilot tone squelch, True diversity, and switching bandwidth.

The Frequency Bank System

Explains frequency ranges, transmission frequencies, and the structure of frequency banks and channels.

Areas of Application

Combinable Transmitter and Receiver Systems

Details compatibility with EM 100 G3 receiver and lists compatible microphones and cables.

Overview of Microphones and Instrument Cables

Lists microphone types, their pick-up patterns, and instrument cables.

Delivery Includes

Product Overview

Overview of the SK 100 Bodypack Transmitter Components

Diagram and numbered list identifying external components of the bodypack transmitter.

Overview of the Displays

Putting the Bodypack Transmitter into Operation

Inserting Batteries or Accupack

Instructions for powering the transmitter using AA batteries or the BA 2015 accupack.

Charging the Accupack

Details on how to charge the rechargeable BA 2015 accupack using the L 2015 charger.

Connecting Microphone Cable or Instrument Cable

Guide to connecting microphones or instruments to the transmitter's audio input jack.

Attaching and Positioning Microphones

Attaching the Bodypack Transmitter to Clothing

Using the Bodypack Transmitter

Switching the Bodypack Transmitter On and Off

Explains how to turn the transmitter on and off, including RF mute options.

Deactivating Lock Mode Temporarily

Muting Audio Signal or Deactivating RF Signal

Selecting a Standard Display

Using the Operating Menu

Transmitter Buttons and Functions

Describes the function of the ON/OFF, SET, and rocker buttons for menu navigation.

Overview of the Operating Menu Structure

Illustrates the main and extended menus and their items.

Working with the Operating Menu

Guides on changing settings, selecting menu items, and canceling entries.

Adjusting Settings via the Operating Menu

The Main Menu "Menu"

Details the options within the main menu, including Sensitivity, Frequency Preset, Name, Auto Lock, and Advanced.

Adjusting Input Sensitivity – “Sensitivity”

Explains how to adjust audio input sensitivity and provides recommended settings.

Manual Frequency and Channel Selection

Selecting Frequency Bank and Channel – “Frequency Preset”

How to manually select frequency banks and channels for transmission.

Entering a Transmitter Name – “Name”

Instructions for assigning a custom name to the bodypack transmitter.

Activating/Deactivating Automatic Lock Mode – “Auto Lock”

How to enable or disable the auto lock feature to prevent accidental changes.

The Extended Menu "Advanced Menu"

Setting Transmission Frequencies and Banks – “Tune”

Details on setting transmission frequencies and selecting channels within the 'U' frequency bank.

Setting Mute Switch Mode – “Mute Mode”

Explains how to configure the MUTE switch for audio muting or RF deactivation.

Emulating Guitar Cables – “Cable Emulation”

How to use the cable emulation feature to influence guitar sound.

Activating/Deactivating Pilot Tone Transmission – “Pilot Tone”

Guide to enabling or disabling the pilot tone for receiver squelch.

Adjusting Display Panel Contrast – “LCD Contrast”

How to adjust the contrast of the transmitter's display panel.

Loading Factory-Preset Default Settings – “Reset”

Displaying Software Revision – “Software Revision”

Adjustment Tips

Synchronizing Bodypack Transmitter with Receiver

Guidelines for pairing transmitter and receiver, including frequency range and legal compliance.

Synchronizing Transmitter and Receiver (Individual Operation)

Steps for manual synchronization or using receiver-based automatic sync.

Synchronizing Multiple Transmitters and Receivers

Notes on setting up multiple transmission links without intermodulation interference.

Cleaning the Bodypack Transmitter

Instructions and precautions for cleaning the device using a damp cloth.

Troubleshooting Guide

Specifications

RF Characteristics

Technical specs for modulation, frequency ranges, bandwidth, and RF output.

AF Characteristics

Details on compander system, frequency response, signal-to-noise ratio, and THD.

Overall Device Specifications

Specs for temperature, power supply, dimensions, and weight.

Microphone Specifications

Microphone Technical Data

Technical data for ME 2, ME 3, and ME 4 microphones, including type, sensitivity, and max SPL.

3.5 mm Jack Plug Connector Assignment

Diagram showing the pinout for the 3.5 mm jack plug for Mic and Line inputs.

Microphone Polar Diagrams

Visual representation of microphone pick-up patterns (polar diagrams) for ME 3 and ME 4.

Microphone Frequency Response Curves

Frequency Response Curve ME 2

Graph showing the frequency response of the ME 2 microphone across different frequencies.

Frequency Response Curve ME 3

Graph illustrating the frequency response of the ME 3 microphone at different distances and angles.

Frequency Response Curve ME 4

Graph showing the frequency response of the ME 4 microphone at different distances and angles.

Regulatory Approvals

Canada Approval Information

Industry Canada compliance statements and FCC ID information for Canada.

USA Approval Information

FCC Part 74 compliance, FCC ID, and limitations for the USA market.

Manufacturer Declarations

Product Warranty Information

Details the 24-month warranty period for the product and where to find current conditions.

Compliance with Environmental and Safety Directives

Lists compliance with RoHS, WEEE, and Battery Directives, and disposal information.

CE Declaration of Conformity

States compliance with CE marking, R&TTE, EMC, and Low Voltage Directives.

FCC and Industry Canada Statements

Explains FCC/Industry Canada compliance rules, interference limits, and user responsibilities.

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