What to do if the WisyCom Receiver displays 'Battery Low'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays a 'Battery Low' message, this indicates a low battery level. You should either change the batteries or recharge them.
What to do if my WisyCom Receiver won't tune to the selected frequency and the ON led stays red?
If your WisyCom Receiver is not able to tune to the selected frequency and the ON led indicator remains red, it means there is an error during frequency tuning. Try changing the frequency. If the problem persists, send the device to the Wisycom Repair Centre.
What to do if the WisyCom MPR50-IEM Receiver displays 'Battery charge failed'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays a 'Battery charge failed' message, it indicates an error during battery charging, possibly due to damaged or incorrect batteries. You should change the batteries.
How to fix a 'Configuration mismatch' on my WisyCom MPR50-IEM Receiver?
If the error code 86 appears on the error list, and you are experiencing a configuration mismatch on your WisyCom Receiver due to an error in the parameter memory, load a preset configuration using the Preset menu.
What does it mean if the WisyCom MPR50-IEM displays 'HW init failed'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays the message “HW init failed”, it means there was an error during the hardware initialization phase. Reset the receiver. If the problem persists, send it to the Wisycom Repair Centre.
What does it mean if my WisyCom MPR50-IEM shows 'I2C communication error'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays an 'I2C communication error' message, it indicates a communication error on the I2C bus. Send the device to the Wisycom Repair Centre.
What to do if my WisyCom Receiver displays 'Device ID copy1 invalid Memory recovered'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays the message 'Device ID copy1 invalid Memory recovered', it means there was an error during the initialization phase, and the CRC-16 check detected an error in device data copy 1. The receiver automatically replaces the corrupt copy1 with copy2, so no action is required.
What to do if my WisyCom MPR50-IEM Receiver displays 'Device ID copy2 invalid Memory recovered'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays the message 'Device ID copy2 invalid Memory recovered', it means there was an error during the initialization phase, and the CRC-16 check detected an error in device data copy 2. The receiver automatically replaces the corrupt copy2 with copy1, so no action is required.
What does it mean if my WisyCom MPR50-IEM Receiver displays 'RF copy1 invalid Memory recovered'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays the message 'RF copy1 invalid Memory recovered', it means there was an error during the initialization phase, and the CRC-16 check detected an error in RF data copy 1. The receiver automatically replaces the corrupt copy1 with copy2, so no action is required.
What does it mean if my WisyCom Receiver displays 'RF copy2 invalid Memory recovered'?
If the WisyCom Receiver displays the message 'RF copy2 invalid Memory recovered', it means there was an error during the initialization phase, and the CRC-16 check detected an error in RF data copy 2. The receiver automatically replaces the corrupt copy2 with copy1, so no action is required.
General| Tuning Steps | 25 kHz |
|---|---|
| Type | IEM Receiver |
| Frequency Range | 470 - 960 MHz |
| Audio Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Audio Outputs | 1 x Unbalanced |
| Battery Life | Up to 8 hours |
Details and labels for the controls and connectors on the upper part of the receiver.
Description of buttons, OLED display, and LED indicators on the front panel.
Configuration options for audio output modes, equalization, and volume boost.
Radio frequency settings including group, channel, squelch, and scanning options.
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