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General| Modulation | FM |
|---|---|
| Dynamic Range | > 110 dB |
| Battery Life | N/A (Receiver) |
| Audio Output | Balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3 mm jack |
| Receiver Type | Diversity |
Detailed overview of the MRK950's key functionalities and design principles.
Highlights the MRK950's superior performance characteristics in professional environments.
Visual schematic illustrating the MRK950's internal signal flow and component connections.
Explanation of the buttons, displays, and controls located on the MRK950's front panel.
Details on automatic channel scanning, squelch setup, and infrared communication.
Configuration and monitoring specifics for individual receiver units within the MRK950.
Instructions for audio monitoring via headphone jack and controlling power/booster functions.
Guide to understanding the LCD display information and navigating the MRK950's menu system.
Detailed procedures for channel management, group naming, squelch settings, and walk test analysis.
Accessing and configuring receiver options like naming, display settings, system info, and presets.
Adjusting audio settings including noise reduction, tone squelch, and output levels.
Configuring audio output levels and generating calibration tones for audio setup.
Procedures for synchronizing transmitters and automatically setting squelch levels.
In-depth guide to using the SCAN function for finding optimal RF channels.
Understanding the meaning of RF level and modulation indicator LEDs for signal monitoring.
Interpreting the battery status indicators for connected Wisycom transmitters.
Overview of all input and output connectors and their functions on the MRK950 rear panel.
Instructions for connecting antennas, analog audio, and digital audio interfaces.
Setting up network connections and cascading multiple MRK950 units for system expansion.
Details on tuning ranges, channel memory, frequency synthesis, and accuracy.
Technical data on modulation, RF sensitivity, selectivity, and noise handling capabilities.
Specifications for audio output levels, impedance, bandwidth, distortion, and noise reduction systems.
Details on monitor output, diversity techniques, metering, and display characteristics.
Power requirements, operating temperature range, and physical dimensions of the unit.
Specifications for isolated audio outputs, COM, and GPI functions.
Technical details for Ethernet, DSP, AES/EBU, and Ethersound® interface options.
Identification of the manufacturer, product model, and scope of the declaration.
Listing of applicable directives (EMC, Safety) and the conformity statement by the manufacturer.
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