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General| Modulation | FM |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | up to 8 hours |
| Operating Temperature | -10 to +55 °C |
| RF Output Power | 50mW / 100mW (programmable) |
| Power | 2 x AA batteries |
| Humidity | up to 90% (non-condensing) |
Details on the Wideband Wireless Professional Pocket Transmitter and its model.
Serial number, revision, and release date of the manual.
Highlights Wisycom RF technology, robustness, and ease of use.
Explanation of buttons, display, LED, and battery status indicators.
Guidelines for safe operation, handling, and maintenance of the device.
Description of front LED colors and their meanings for status indication.
Supported battery types, status check, and replacement procedure.
Steps to activate wireless transmission and check LED status.
Description of controls, display, and OLED behavior.
Overview of the menu structure for accessing settings.
List of parameter categories like Tuning, Audio, RF/Battery, LED, MIC.
How to use the selector and buttons to navigate and edit settings.
Details on startup menus, status screen, and managing presets.
Setting channels, groups, and frequencies.
Adjusting AF Gain, Level, Phase, HP Filter, Noise Reduction, Limiter.
Configuring RF power output and selecting battery type.
Customizing LED behavior and selecting MIC input modes.
Setting a custom name for the transmitter.
Accessing firmware, hardware, serial number, and option details.
Using IRDA, locking the device, and entering bootloader mode for updates.
Details on MIC modes, pinouts, gain, PTT, and LED modes.
Various antenna models and connection cables.
Power adapters and IR interface kits for configuration.
Explanation of the software's main panels for device management.
Steps to connect, enable IRDA, and manage configurations via TX Manager.
Checking IR devices, connecting, locking/unlocking parameters, and naming.
Loading configurations and modifying parameters in real-time.
Modifying group names, locking/hiding groups and channels.
Updating frequency values for specific channels via the panel interface.
Visual indication of the currently tuned channel on the frequency grid.
Using LOAD/SAVE buttons to manage frequency files (.wdf).
Managing factory, user, and other configurations, including naming and locking.
Loading and saving configurations to/from .wcf files.
Details on channels, switching window, frequencies, stability, and RF power.
AF input, bandwidth, noise reduction, modulation, display, and PTT.
Power supply requirements and estimated battery life.
Physical measurements of the MTP40S transmitter.
Country-specific power profiles, frequency ranges, and connector options.
Compliance details for models across countries and their max power ratings.
Notes on SRD devices, RF exposure, and MIC marking identifiers.
Compliance with RoHS, WEEE, and Battery directives.
FCC Part 74 compliance, operational conditions, and FCC ID.
Industry Canada RSS-123 compliance and operating conditions.
Information on professional equipment and battery disposal in Italy.
Declaration of compliance with EMC, Low Voltage, and Radio Equipment directives.
List of applied standards and signatory details.
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