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4-739-796-01 (1) Digital Wireless Transmitter Operating Instructions DWT-B03R © 2018 Sony Corporation

Cleaning ............................................................... 20 Table of Contents Notes on Simultaneous Multi-Channel Operation ........................................................... 20 Notes on Use with Microphones .......................... 20 Features ...................................................................... 3 CROSS REMOTE Compatibility ........................ 20 Notes on Accessories ........................................... 21 Parts Identification ................................................... 4 Notes on the Battery ............................................ 21 Power Supply ............................................................. 5 Notes on Drip Resistance ..................................... 21 Inserting the Battery .............................................. 5 Specifications ........................................................... 22 Removing the Battery ............................................ 5 Main Unit ............................................................. 22 Charging the Battery .............................................. 6 NP-BX1 Rechargeable Battery Pack ................... 22 Setting the Transmission Channel ........................... 7 Carrier Frequencies and Channel Steps ............... 24 Selecting the Frequency Band, Group, and Channel ................................................................ 7 Using Cross Remote .................................................. 8 Pairing .................................................................... 8 Using the Encrypted Transmission Function ......... 9 Using the Encryption Key Modes (SECURE KEY / AES256) ................................................... 9 Using the Password Mode (PASSWORD) .......... 10 Basic Menu Operations .......................................... 10 Menu Settings .......................................................... 11 Unit Name Setting (NAME) ................................ 11 Frequency Band Selection (BAND) .................... 11 Group Selection (GROUP) .................................. 12 Channel Selection (CH) ....................................... 12 Audio Attenuator Setting (AF ATT) ........................................................... 12 Low-Cut Filter Setting (LCF) .............................. 12 Lock Function (LOCK) ....................................... 12 Power Save Setting (POWER SAVE) ................. 13 Cross Remote (RF REMOTE) ............................. 13 Receiver Search Function (SEARCH RX) .......... 13 Audio Codec Mode Setting (CODEC MODE) ... 13 Encrypted Transmission Function Setting (ENCRYPTION) ............................................... 13 Audio Input Level Setting (INPUT LEVEL) ............................................... 13 Audio Phase Switch Function (AF PHASE) ....... 14 Internal Signal Generator Function (INTERNAL SG) ..................................................................... 14 Transmission Power Setting (RF POWER) ......... 14 Maximum Transmission Power Setting (MAX RF POWER) ............................................................ 14 Total Usage Time Display (TIME) ...................... 14 Remaining Battery Indicator Setting (BATTERY REMAIN) .......................................................... 14 Display Brightness Setting (BRIGHTNESS) ...... 15 Automatic Display Dimmer Setting (DISPLAY DIMMER) .......................................................... 15 LED Brightness Setting (LED DIMMER) .......... 15 Settings Storage Function (USER MEMORY) ... 15 Factory Settings Restoration (FACTORY PRESET) ........................................................... 15 Software Version Display (VERSION) ............... 16 Attaching the Belt Clip ........................................... 16 Block Diagram ......................................................... 17 Troubleshooting ....................................................... 18 Important Notes on Operation .............................. 20 Operation and Storage ......................................... 20 2

High drip resistance against sweat, rain, Features and sprays The inside of the unit’s casing includes packing, and the unit’s connectors are drip resistant. These features provide The DWT-B03R is a drip-resistant digital wireless the unit with a drip resistance equivalent to IPX4/IPX5 transmitter featuring a highly durable yet compact and (according to Sony test conditions). lightweight design. The unit is suitable for broadcast and ENG (electronic news-gathering) applications, as well as for musical and television video production. Lithium-ion battery for extended use The NP-BX1 rechargeable battery pack (supplied) allows extended operation times of up to about 7 hours. What is DWX? DWX refers to Sony’s new digital wireless microphone system. The DWX series reflects Sony’s extensive Simultaneous multi-channel operation expertise in professional microphones and sound design. It Simultaneous multi-channel operation is made possible represents a successful blend of Sony know-how, wireless with the 375-kHz interval channel plan. technology renowned for stability, and cutting-edge digital audio technology. Encrypted transmissions In addition to realizing the high sound quality possible with a digital system, the DWX series supports multi- AES 256-bit encryption allows for highly secure wireless channel simultaneous operation, encrypted transmission, transmissions. and metadata transmission for monitoring the status of multiple transmitters. Using a main link and a separate Support for a wide range of audio input additional link, remote control of transmitters from the levels receiver is also possible. With its many advanced features, the system has the potential to revolutionize the workflow For details, see “Audio Input Level Setting (INPUT of professional applications. LEVEL)” (page 13). What is WiDIF-HP? Switchable RF output power WiDIF-HP (WiDIF: Wireless Digital Interface Format, HP: High Profile) is a wireless digital audio interface For details, see “Transmission Power Setting (RF format developed by Sony. POWER)” (page 14) and “Maximum Transmission Power It enables highly secure transmission with high sound Setting (MAX RF POWER)” (page 14). quality and low system latency, and supports simultaneous multi-channel operation. Digital low-cut filter What is Cross Remote? For details, see “Low-Cut Filter Setting (LCF)” Cross Remote is a system that allows transmitters to be (page 12). monitored and controlled from a receiver and the Wireless Studio control software installed on a computer connected Audio phase switch function to the receiver. For example, the settings of a transmitter worn under For details, see “Audio Phase Switch Function (AF clothing can be easily changed over the wireless link. PHASE)” (page 14). Compact and lightweight design Power sleep mode The unit is equipped with a magnesium-alloy casing, providing a body that is durable in addition to being For details, see “Power Save Setting (POWER SAVE)” compact and lightweight. (page 13). High sound quality and low latency User settings function Low system latency of 1.2 ms is achieved when using codec MODE2. For details, see “Settings Storage Function (USER Switch between four audio codec modes based on your MEMORY)” (page 15). operational needs. Organic EL (electroluminescent) display For details, see “Audio Codec Mode Setting (CODEC The quick response of the OLED (organic light-emitting MODE)” (page 13). diode) display enables real-time operating conditions to be displayed clearly and accurately. 3

e + and – buttons Parts Identification Selects the functions or values shown on the display. Holding down the – button while turning the unit on activates the pairing operation for the wireless remote control function. f Battery charger connector Connects to the BC-DWX1 battery charger (not supplied), and allows you to charge the lithium-ion battery inserted in the unit. g Battery compartment cover Insert the NP-BX1 rechargeable battery pack (supplied) here. For safety, use only the Sony battery packs and AC adaptors listed below. • NP-BX1 For details on how to insert batteries, see “Power Supply” (page 5). h Display a Audio input connector (mini 3-pin with lock) Connects to a lavalier microphone. 1: GND 2: +5.2 V (output) 3: Hot +5.2 V NAME DWT-B03R Connecting the microphone A RF transmission indicator Microphone Indicates the current transmission status. : Currently transmitting. – : RF transmission stopped. B RF transmission power indicator Indicates the current transmission power setting. You can change the setting with the RF transmission power setting function. H: Transmitting at 25 mW. M: Transmitting at 10 mW. L: Transmitting at 2 mW. To secure the connection, turn the ring on the connection plug to lock it. C Lock indicator Indicates whether the accidental operation locks are b Antenna enabled. Nothing is displayed when the lock function is disabled. c POWER button : Operation of the POWER button is locked. Turns the unit on or off. : Changes to the settings are locked. Hold down the button for 1 second or longer to turn the : Operation of the POWER button and changes to the unit on. To turn the unit off, hold down the button until the settings are locked. POWER indicator turns off. For details, see “Lock Function (LOCK)” (page 12). d SET button Allows you to adjust the displayed function settings and D Cross Remote condition indicator apply the adjusted values. Indicates the signal transmission condition of the wireless Holding down the SET button while turning the unit on remote control function (4 levels). turns the unit on without sending a signal. : Good transmission. 4

: Somewhat good transmission. : Somewhat poor transmission. Power Supply : Poor transmission. : Unable to communicate with paired receiver. The unit can operate on the lithium-ion battery When the wireless remote control function is disabled, this continuously for about 7 hours at 25 °C (77 °F). indicator does not appear. E Remaining battery indicator Inserting the Battery Indicates the remaining battery charge. 1 Slide the tab at the center of the unit’s bottom, and pull For details, see “Remaining battery indicator” (page 6). the battery compartment cover outward to open it. F Menu display area Displays the status of the various functions. To cycle through the functions, press the + and – buttons. For details, see “Menu Settings” (page 11). i AF (audio input level) / PEAK indicator 2 Insert the lithium-ion battery while holding down the Lights green when the audio signal input is stronger than lock lever with the battery’s edge until the battery is the reference level. fully inserted and locked into place. Lights red as a warning of excessive input when the audio signal input is 3 dB below the level at which distortion Be sure to check that the lithium-ion battery is oriented begins. correctly beforehand. Lock lever j POWER indicator Lights green when the unit is turned on. This blinks when the battery charge is low. 3 Press both sides of the tab at the bottom of the unit to close the battery compartment cover. Removing the Battery Open the battery compartment cover, and shift the lock lever to remove the battery. Be careful not to drop the battery. Lock lever Notes • To prevent dirtying of the terminals, short circuits, or other problems, place the removed battery in a plastic 5

bag, for example, and keep it away from metal objects off, and never touch the terminals directly with your during transport or storage. hands. • The battery will slowly discharge, even when the unit is • Always use genuine Sony lithium-ion batteries. turned off. Remove the battery from the unit before extended periods of disuse. Remaining battery indicator Indicates the remaining battery charge. Charging the Battery Replace the battery with a charged battery when the remaining battery indicator starts to blink. Notes Notes • Be sure to charge the battery before using the unit for the first time. • If you intend to use the unit continuously for an extended • A charged battery will slowly discharge, even when it is period, we recommend replacing the battery with a fully not in use. Be sure to charge the battery before each use charged battery. to ensure safe operation. • The indicator may not be correct depending on your operating environment. Use the BC-DWX1 battery charger to charge the battery • The unit is designed to operate for at least 30 minutes while it is inserted in the unit. after the remaining battery indicator starts to blink, but it Insert the unit fully into the charging port on the BC- may operate for longer in optimal environments. DWX1. For details on charging, refer to the BC-DWX1 battery charger’s operating instructions. Charging time Fully charging a fully discharged NP-BX1 rechargeable battery pack (supplied) inserted in the unit in an ambient temperature of 25 °C (77 °F) will take about 3 hours. The charging time may be longer depending on your operating environment. In addition, battery packs that have not been used for extended periods may take longer to charge. When you are in a hurry If necessary, devices can be removed from the unit before they are fully charged. However, their usable durations will vary depending on how long they were charged. Notes • If you insert the unit into the BC-DWX1 while the unit is turned on, the unit will turn off, but charging will still occur. The unit will remain turned off, even after you remove it from the BC-DWX1. • Proper charging may not be possible if the battery terminals or the unit’s charging terminals are dirty. In such cases, wipe the terminals with a dry cloth or cotton swab. When doing so, make sure that the unit is turned 6

3 Hold down the SET button until the setting value Setting the Transmission blinks. Channel 4 Use the + and – buttons to select the frequency band. 5 Press the SET button to confirm. The unit provides groups of interference-free channels. When using multiple wireless microphones and 6 Use the + and – buttons to display the GROUP screen. transmitters at the same time (simultaneous multi-channel operations) within the same area, you must use channels 7 Hold down the SET button until the setting value within the same group to prevent signal interference. blinks. To set the transmission channel on the unit, first select the frequency band, group, and channel on the receiver using 8 Use the + and – buttons to select the group. its RF indicator and scanning functions, then match the frequency band, group, and channel settings on the unit 9 Press the SET button to confirm. with the settings on the receiver. 10 Use the + and – buttons to display the CH screen. Notes • Certain transmission channels cannot be used with the 11 Hold down the SET button until the setting value wireless remote control function. blinks. For details on transmission channels that support the wireless remote control function, refer to “Sony Digital 12 Use the + and – buttons to select the channel. Wireless Microphone System Frequency Lists” on the supplied CD-ROM. 13 Press the SET button to confirm. • When selecting the channel, “(INCOMPATIBLE WITH RF REMOTE)” will slide across the display for Notes transmission channels that cannot be used with the To start signal transmission with the selected frequency wireless remote control function. band, group, and channel, turn off the unit and then turn it • When a transmission channel that cannot be used with on again. the wireless remote control function is selected, Configuring the settings via Cross Remote “RESTRICTED BY GP/CH SETTING” appears on the pairing RF REMOTE screen and the wireless remote control When the unit is paired with the receiver, the unit’s function cannot be used. To enable use of the wireless transmission channel is automatically set to the receiving remote control function, select transmission channels for channel on the receiver. which “(INCOMPATIBLE WITH RF REMOTE)” does not appear during channel selection. For details on pairing, see “Pairing” (page 8). Selecting the Frequency Band, Group, and Channel Set the frequency band (BAND), group (GROUP), and channel (CH) as follows. For details on groups and channels, refer to “Sony Digital Wireless Microphone System Frequency Lists” on the supplied CD-ROM. For details on menu operations, see “Basic Menu Operations” (page 10). Notes These settings cannot be changed during actual signal transmission. 1 Turn the unit off, and then hold down the POWER button while pressing the SET button. The unit turns on with signal transmission stopped. 2 Use the + and – buttons to display the BAND screen. 7

RF REMOTE function is enabled and remote control Using Cross Remote is possible. Using Cross Remote with a previous The unit is equipped with a wireless remote control pairing setting function that allows the unit’s settings (low-cut filter, attenuation controls, power controls, etc.) to be controlled Set the RF REMOTE screen setting value to ON. from the receiver or other devices. This makes it easier to Notes operate and manage the microphone system while in the field. • When RF REMOTE is set to ON, communication will be The IEEE802.15.4-compliant wireless remote control established with the previously paired receiver. To use function uses the 2.4- GHz band and has no effect on the the wireless remote control function with a different RF band of digital wireless audio. receiver, perform the pairing procedure again with the The function is activated when the unit is paired with the target receiver. receiver via the RF REMOTE function. • Multiple instances of the unit cannot be paired with the Pairing must be performed before the wireless remote same receiver. control function can be used. • Resetting the unit to factory settings using the FACTORY PRESET function (page 15) clears any Notes pairing with a receiver. If “RESTRICTED BY GP/CH SETTING” appears on the Unit operations that can be performed via remote RF REMOTE screen, the wireless remote control function control cannot be used. To enable use of the wireless remote • Unit name setting control function, select a different transmission channel. • Frequency band, group, and channel selection • RF transmission power setting For details on changing the transmission channel, see • MIC/LINE setting and attenuator setting for the audio “Setting the Transmission Channel” (page 7). input level • Low-cut filter setting Pairing • Power save setting • Total usage time reset Pairing links the unit to the receiver that will control the • Audio codec mode setting unit via the wireless remote control function. • Internal signal setting Pairing will start automatically if pairing mode is enabled • Lock setting on the receiver side and you turn on the unit by holding • Remaining battery indicator setting down the POWER button while pressing the – button on the unit. For details on the settings, see “Menu Settings” (page 11). To perform pairing manually via the settings menu, To perform remote control, the receiver must be equipped perform the following. with a control function for the target setting for control. For details, refer to the receiver’s operating instructions. 1 Enable paring mode on the receiver that will be controlling the unit. Stopping Cross Remote For details, refer to the receiver’s operating Set the RF REMOTE screen setting value to OFF. instructions. Notes on Cross Remote 2 Use the + and – buttons to display the RF REMOTE As the unit’s wireless remote control function uses the 2.4- screen. GHz band, it may be subject to interference from other devices. 3 Hold down the SET button until the setting value • If pairing fails (i.e., “Pairing fail” is displayed), perform blinks. pairing again. In such cases, communication between the transmitter 4 Use the + and – buttons to select PAIRING. and receiver may not have been established within the predetermined amount of time. 5 Press the SET button to confirm. Pairing may be hindered if another receiver is engaged in The unit sends a pairing request to the receiver on pairing nearby. which pairing mode is enabled. • Unstable remote control may be resolved by disabling If you press any button on the unit before pairing is and reenabling the wireless remote control function in complete, pairing mode will be canceled. the RF REMOTE screen, then reestablishing connection When communication with the receiver is established, with the transmitter (i.e., changing to a channel with less the condition indicator ( ) rises, indicating that the interference). 8

Finding the unit from a paired receiver Some receivers are equipped with a function that finds the Using the Encrypted transmitters with which they are paired. When this search function is used on a receiver that is Transmission Function paired with the unit, the unit’s organic EL display will blink. The unit is capable of transmitting encrypted signals to Notes prevent unwanted surveillance. If communication with the paired receiver is currently not To use the function, select one of the following encryption possible, the unit’s organic EL display will not blink when modes. the receiver’s search function is used. Encryption key modes (SECURE KEY / AES256): An encryption key is automatically generated by the For details, refer to the receiver’s operating instructions. transmitter and used by both the transmitter and receiver in these one-to-one encrypted transmission modes. The SECURE KEY mode is compatible with first and second generation DWX-series devices. The AES256 mode uses AES 256-bit encryption for a higher level of security in transmissions. Password mode (PASSWORD): A user-created password of up to 8 characters can be set for multiple transmitters (this unit) and receivers in this mode. This allows encrypted transmission within a group. Notes Make sure that encryption mode settings are identical on both the transmitter (this unit) and the receiver. Using the Encryption Key Modes (SECURE KEY / AES256) Use these modes for one-to-one encrypted transmission between one transmitter (this unit) and one receiver. To enable encrypted transmission in these modes, an encryption key that cannot be read from the outside is automatically generated by the unit, and the key is transmitted to the receiver via the wireless remote control function. A new encryption key for the transmitter (this unit) and receiver is automatically generated for each key transmission, resulting in highly secure communication. The encryption key for the transmitter (this unit) and receiver is retained when the unit is turned off, allowing you to resume the same encrypted transmission the next time you turn the unit on. 1 Prepare the transmitter (this unit). 1 Hold down the SET button in the unit’s ENCRYPTION screen until the setting value blinks. 2 Use the + and – buttons to select SECURE KEY or AES256, and press the SET button. 2 Prepare the receiver. Set the receiver that will receive the encryption key to SECURE KEY or AES256. For details on receiver operations, refer to the receiver’s operating instructions. 3 Exchange the encryption key. 9

On the receiver side, select REMOTE (wireless remote) as the encryption key exchange method, and perform encryption key exchange. Basic Menu Operations REMOTE cannot be selected when the wireless remote control function is disabled. Setting item Notes If the receiver does not support AES256 mode, select SECURE KEY. For details, refer to the receiver’s operating instructions. The unit searches for the receiver with which it is Setting value paired. When the receiver is found, the encryption key is 1 Use the + and – buttons to display screen of the item exchanged, and encrypted transmission begins. you want to set. Holding down the + and – buttons allows you to cycle Using the Password Mode (PASSWORD) through screens quickly. In addition, holding down the + button while the first Use this mode for encrypted transmissions between setting item of the menu is displayed allows you to multiple paired transmitters (this unit) and receivers. jump to the last setting item, while holding down the – When the same user-created password is set on both the button while the last setting item of the menu is transmitters (this unit) and the receivers, the audio signal displayed allows you to jump to the first setting item. can be decoded. This mode is useful when you want to operate multiple transmitters (this unit) and receivers as a group, or receive transmissions from a single transmitter 2 Hold down the SET button until the setting value blinks. (this unit) on multiple receivers at the same time. 1 Hold down the SET button in the unit’s 3 Use the + and – buttons to change the setting value. ENCRYPTION screen until the setting value blinks. 4 Press the SET button to confirm. 2 Use the + and – buttons to select PASSWORD, and press the SET button. Setting items in the menu • NAME (transmitter name) setting 3 Enter a password of up to 8 characters on the unit. • BAND (frequency band) selection • GROUP selection For details on how to enter the password, see the • CH (channel) selection procedure described in “Unit Name Setting (NAME)” • AF ATT (audio attenuator level) setting (page 11). • LCF (low-cut filter) setting • LOCK function 4 Set the encrypted transmission setting on the receiver • POWER SAVE setting to PASSWORD. • RF REMOTE (wireless remote control) function • SEARCH RX (receiver search) function 5 Set the same password that you set for the unit on the • CODEC MODE (audio codec mode) setting receiver. • ENCRYPTION (encrypted transmission function) For details on receiver operations, refer to the setting receiver’s operating instructions. • INPUT LEVEL (audio input level) setting • AF PHASE (audio phase switch) setting Notes • INTERNAL SG (internal signal generator) function • RF POWER (RF transmission power) setting We recommend changing the password periodically. • MAX RF POWER (maximum RF transmission power) setting • TIME display • BATTERY REMAIN (remaining battery indicator) setting • BRIGHTNESS (display brightness) setting • DISPLAY DIMMER (automatic display dimmer) setting • LED DIMMER (LED brightness) setting • USER MEMORY (settings storage) function 10

• FACTORY PRESET (factory settings) function • VERSION (software version) display Menu Settings This section describes the various setting items and their values. Underlined values represent factory settings. Unit Name Setting (NAME) Specify up to 16 characters for the unit’s name. The factory setting is the unit’s model name and serial number. The unit’s name is sent to the receiver as metadata and used by the receiver to distinguish between different transmitters. + button: Displays the character set. Next, use the + and – buttons to select a character, and then press the SET button to add the selected character at the last position of the current name. – button: Deletes the last character in the current name. SET button: Confirms the selected character. When you are finished editing the name, press the SET button to confirm it. Notes You cannot insert or delete characters in the middle of the name. The name setting can be changed from the receiver and other devices via the wireless remote control function. For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). Frequency Band Selection (BAND) Match the frequency band of the unit with that of the wireless receiver that will be used with the unit. The frequency bands that can be set will differ depending on the models of the unit and the receiver. For details, see “Carrier Frequencies and Channel Steps” (page 24). For details on the frequency range of each band, refer to “Sony Digital Wireless Microphone System Frequency Lists” on the supplied CD-ROM. The frequency band setting can be changed from the receiver and other devices via the wireless remote control function. For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). Notes • This setting cannot be changed during actual signal transmission. Turn the unit off, and then hold down the POWER button while pressing the SET button to turn the unit on in a state where signals are not transmitted before changing the setting. 11

• After selecting the frequency band, select the group and The audio attenuator setting can be changed from the channel. To start signal transmission with the selected receiver and other devices via the wireless remote control frequency band, group, and channel, turn off the unit and function. then turn it on again. For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). Group Selection (GROUP) Low-Cut Filter Setting (LCF) See “Carrier Frequencies and Channel Steps” (page 24) for the factory settings. Select from the following frequencies for the low-cut filter. For details, see “Selecting the Frequency Band, Group, OFF: Disables the low-cut filter. and Channel” (page 7). 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 (Hz): The group setting can be changed from the receiver and Enables the low-cut filter according to the selected other devices via the wireless remote control function. frequency. For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). The low-cut filter setting can be changed from the receiver and other devices via the wireless remote control function. Channel Selection (CH) For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). See “Carrier Frequencies and Channel Steps” (page 24) for the factory settings. Lock Function (LOCK) For details, see “Selecting the Frequency Band, Group, Lock and prevent operations such as those for the POWER and Channel” (page 7). button and for settings changes. This prevents you from accidentally turning the unit off, for example. The channel setting can be changed from the receiver and other devices via the wireless remote control function. UNLOCK: Disables operation locks for the POWER button and settings changes. For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). POWER: Locks POWER button operations only. SETTING: Locks setting change operations only. Audio Attenuator Setting PWR+SET: Locks both POWER button and settings change operations. (AF ATT) When INPUT LEVEL is set to MIC, select the attenuator Disabling the lock function level for audio inputs. Set LOCK to UNLOCK. Notes Changes to the LOCK function are enabled, even when settings change operations are locked. This setting cannot be changed when INPUT LEVEL is set to LINE. Lock function shortcuts Input audio from the connected microphone, and use the + You can use to the unit’s buttons to enable or disable the and – buttons to select the attenuator level while viewing PWR+SET setting and all lock functions without the input level meter. displaying the settings menu. The reference levels for the various settings are as follows. To enable the PWR+SET setting, hold down the SET and + buttons at the same time until the PWR+SET icon Input Attenuation Reference Maximum Headroom (dB) input level input level (dB) appears. (dBu) (dBu) To disable the lock, hold down the SET and – buttons at the same time until the lock indicator disappears. MIC 0 –58 –22 36 3 –55 –19 The lock setting can be changed from the receiver and 6 –52 –16 other devices via the wireless remote control function. 9 –49 –13 For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). 3 dB steps 3 dB steps 3 dB steps 45 –13 +23 Notes 48 –10 +24 34 Changes to settings via the wireless remote control LINE – +4 +24 20 function are enabled, even when settings change operations are locked. However, changes to settings will 12

not be possible via the wireless remote control function on receivers that do not support the settings change lock Audio Codec Mode Setting (CODEC function. MODE) For details, refer to the receiver’s operating instructions. MODE1: Audio codec mode that is compatible with first generation DWX-series devices. MODE2: Audio codec mode that prioritizes short delay Power Save Setting (POWER SAVE) times while maintaining transmission stability and high audio quality. Set the transmitter’s power supply to sleep mode via the MODE3: Audio codec mode that uses additional signal wireless remote control function to conserve power. processing to suppress noise caused by unexpected pulse interference. ACTIVE: Sets the unit top normal operation mode. MODE4: Audio codec mode that prioritizes high audio SLEEP: Sets the unit to sleep mode. During sleep mode, quality that faithfully reproduces original sounds while the POWER indicator blinks at 2-second intervals. maintaining transmission stability and low latency. Returning to normal operation mode Under normal circumstances, we recommend using Press any of the unit’s buttons during sleep mode. MODE2 (prioritizing delay times) or MODE4 (prioritizing audio quality). Sleep mode can be exited from the receiver and other However, use MODE1 when when using the unit in devices via the wireless remote control function. conjunction with first generation DWX-series devices, and use MODE3 in environments where unexpected pulse For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). interference may occur. The audio delay durations that occur when transmitting Notes and receiving with each mode will vary depending on the If you turn the unit off with POWER SAVE to SLEEP, the receiver’s operating environment. For details, refer to the setting will automatically revert to ACTIVE (normal receiver’s operating instructions. operation) the next time you turn the unit on. The audio codec mode setting can be changed from the receiver and other devices via the wireless remote control Cross Remote (RF REMOTE) function. Enable use of the wireless remote control function between For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). the unit and the receiver that will be used with the unit. OFF: Disables the wireless remote control function. Encrypted Transmission Function ON: Enables use of the wireless remote control function with the paired device. Setting (ENCRYPTION) PAIRING: Executes a new pairing. Enable the encrypted transmission function. For details, see “Pairing” (page 8). SECURE KEY: Enables the encryption key mode that is compatible with first and second generation DWX-series Receiver Search Function (SEARCH RX) devices. AES256: Enables the AES256 encryption key mode. Use this function to quickly locate a receiver PASSWORD: Enables the password mode. communicating on the same frequency as the unit. OFF: Disables the encrypted transmission function. When the receiver is found, the receiver will react (e.g., the receiver’s display will blink). For details, see “Using the Encrypted Transmission Function” (page 9). Notes If a receiver does not support the receiver search function, it will not react. Audio Input Level Setting (INPUT LEVEL) For details on receiver actions, refer to the receiver’s Set the input level to the analog head amp. operating instructions. Select LINE or MIC according to the audio source connected to the audio input connector. Searching for receivers The factory setting is MIC. Hold down the SET button in the SEARCH RX screen, The MIC/LINE setting for the audio input level can be and press the SET button again while the “SEARCH? changed from the receiver and other devices via the YES” display is blinking. wireless remote control function. 13

For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). Maximum Transmission Power Setting (MAX RF POWER) Audio Phase Switch Function (AF PHASE) Set the unit’s maximum transmission power setting. Switch the phase when a microphone that outputs with 2 mW MAX: Sets the maximum to 2 mW. inverted phase is connected. 10 mW MAX: Sets the maximum to 10 mW. 25 mW MAX: Sets the maximum to 25 mW. NORMAL: Disables phase inversion. INVERT: Enables internal phase inversion on the unit. Notes • This setting cannot be changed during actual signal Internal Signal Generator Function transmission. Turn the unit off, and then hold down the (INTERNAL SG) POWER button while pressing the SET button to turn the unit on in a state where signals are not transmitted Generate a 1-kHz reference level sine wave that can be before changing the setting. used to adjust or check the audio level of the receiver or the • To start signal transmission with the selected system you are using. This signal is outside the control of transmission power, turn off the unit and then turn it on the attenuator. again. 1 kHz: Generate a 1-kHz internal signal. • Always perform pairing after changing the transmitter’s OFF: Disables internal signal generation. maximum transmission power setting. Failure to do so may make it impossible to set the transmission power via Notes the wireless remote control function. If you turn the unit off with INTERNAL SG to 1 kHz and signal generation enabled, the setting will automatically For details on pairing, see “Using Cross Remote” revert to OFF the next time you turn the unit on. (page 8). The internal signal generator setting can be changed from the receiver and other devices via the wireless remote Total Usage Time Display (TIME) control function. Display the total usage time of the unit as a rough estimate of your usage time. For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). The factory setting is “00:00.” Transmission Power Setting (RF POWER) Resetting the usage time indicator Set the unit’s transmission power setting. 1 Hold down the SET button until the time display blinks. 2 mW (LOW): Transmits at 2 mW. 10 mW (MID): Transmits at 10 mW. 2 Press the – button to display “00:00 RESET,” and 25 mW (HIGH): Transmits at 25 mW. press the SET button. Notes The total usage time can be reset from the receiver and • This setting cannot be changed during actual signal other devices via the wireless remote control function. transmission. Turn the unit off, and then hold down the POWER button while pressing the SET button to turn For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). the unit on in a state where signals are not transmitted before changing the setting. • To start signal transmission with the selected Remaining Battery Indicator Setting transmission power, turn off the unit and then turn it on (BATTERY REMAIN) again. Set the display method for the unit’s remaining battery charge. The specified setting is sent as metadata and is also The transmission power setting can be changed from the displayed on the receiver and other devices. receiver and other devices via the wireless remote control ICON: Displays the remaining battery charge as an icon. function. TIME: Displays the approximate remaining usage time. PERCENT: Displays the remaining battery charge as a For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). percentage. You can also configure the maximum transmission power. The remaining battery indicator setting can be changed from the receiver and other devices via the wireless remote For details, see “Maximum Transmission Power Setting control function. (MAX RF POWER)” (page 14). 14

For details, see “Using Cross Remote” (page 8). • CODEC MODE (audio codec mode) setting • ENCRYPTION (encrypted transmission function) Notes setting • INPUT LEVEL (audio input level) setting • When TIME is selected and the setting’s metadata is • AF PHASE (audio phase switch) setting received on the receiver, the TIME information (i.e., the • RF POWER (RF transmission power) setting approximate remaining usage time of the unit) will be • MAX RF POWER (maximum RF transmission power) displayed in the total usage time display position on the setting receiver. If you want to display the total usage time on • BATTERY REMAIN (remaining battery indicator) the receiver, select an option other than TIME. setting • When TIME or PERCENT is selected, the total usage • BRIGHTNESS (display brightness) setting time cannot be reset via the wireless remote control • DISPLAY DIMMER (automatic display dimmer) function. setting • The indicator may not be correct depending on your • LED DIMMER (LED brightness) setting operating environment. When you execute LOAD, the saved setting values will be Display Brightness Setting loaded. (BRIGHTNESS) Notes Adjust the brightness of the organic EL display (10 levels). • This function cannot be executed during actual signal The selectable values are as follows. transmission. Turn the unit off, and then hold down the (Dark) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (Bright) POWER button while pressing the SET button to turn the unit on in a state where signals are not transmitted before execution. Automatic Display Dimmer • To start signal transmission after using this function, Setting (DISPLAY DIMMER) turn off the unit and then turn it on again. • You cannot execute LOAD if you have never executed Set the organic EL display display to dim or turn off after SAVE. a predetermined amount of time. • If you execute LOAD while performing the following operations after setting values were stored, proper AUTO OFF: Turns the display off after 30 seconds. communication with the receiver will not be possible. In Pressing any of the unit’s buttons lights the display again. such cases, perform pairing or encrypted transmission AUTO DIMMER: Dims the display after 30 seconds. settings again. Pressing any of the unit’s buttons lights the display again. – Pairing the unit or establishing encrypted transmission ALWAYS ON: Maintains the brightness set in the display with a different receiver. brightness setting at all times. – Pairing the receiver that was paired with the unit with a different transmitter. – Establishing encrypted transmission between the LED Brightness Setting (LED DIMMER) receiver and a different transmitter. Set the LEDs to dim after a predetermined amount of time. Factory Settings Restoration (FACTORY OFF: Disables dimming. PRESET) DIMMER: Dims the LEDs after 30 seconds. Pressing any of the unit’s buttons lights the LEDs again. Reset all setting values to their factory settings. When you hold down the SET button, a factory reset confirmation message appears. Press the SET button while Settings Storage Function (USER the “YES” display is blinking to reset the unit’s settings to MEMORY) factory settings. Store setting values on the unit, or load previously saved Notes setting values. • This setting cannot be changed during actual signal When you execute SAVE, the values for the following transmission. Turn the unit off, and then hold down the settings will be saved. POWER button while pressing the SET button to turn • NAME (transmitter name) setting the unit on in a state where signals are not transmitted • BAND (frequency band) selection before changing the setting. • GROUP selection • To start signal transmission with the factory settings, • CH (channel) selection turn off the unit and then turn it on again. • AF ATT (audio attenuator level) setting • LCF (low-cut filter) setting • LOCK function • RF REMOTE (wireless remote control) function 15

Software Version Display (VERSION) Attaching the Belt Clip Display the version of the unit’s software. Attaching the supplied belt clip allows you to attach the unit to the speaker. Insert the belt clip into a hole on one side of the unit, and then insert it into the hole on the other side. Removing the belt clip Gently pull the belt clip away from the unit using a pen, for example, and remove it. 16

Block Diagram Attenuator 1: GND 2: +5.2 V (output) Head amp. 3: Hot +5.2 V Low-cut Digital signal processor filter A/D converter High- Audio codec frequency modulator circuit Internal SG 17

Troubleshooting If you encounter a problem when using the unit, check the following. If the problem persists, contact your Sony representative. Symptom Cause Solution Interruptions occur in the The unit is too far from the receiver. Reduce the distance from the receiver, and receiver audio. check the reception. The transmission power setting is set to “L: 2 Increase the transmission power (page 14). mW.” There is no audio. The channel setting on the unit is different from Match the channel settings on the unit and that on the receiver. receiver. The encrypted transmission function settings on Match the encryption transmission function the receiver and transmitter do not match. settings on the transmitter and receiver (page 9). The audio codec mode settings on the receiver Match the audio codec mode settings on the and transmitter do not match. receiver and transmitter (page 13). The audio is weak. The audio input level on the unit is set to LINE, If a microphone is connected, set the audio input or the attenuator setting is too high. level to MIC (page 13). In addition, set the attenuator to an appropriate level while monitoring the unit’s audio input level meter. The audio is distorted. The attenuator is set too low for the audio input Set the attenuator to a level that does not level of the unit. produce distortion while monitoring the unit’s audio input level meter. There is no bass. The frequency of the low-cut filter is set too high. Decrease the low-cut filter frequency to a level that produces the proper sound quality while monitoring the audio (page 12). There is too much bass. The bass of the connected microphone, for Use the low-cut filter function to cut the bass example, seem excessive, because the (page 12). frequency response of the unit extends into the low 20-Hz range. The unit does not turn off, Operation of the POWER button is locked. Set the LOCK function to UNLOCK (page 12). even when the POWER button is held down. Settings cannot be Changes to the settings are locked. Set the LOCK function to UNLOCK (page 12). changed. Wireless remote control is Pairing has not been performed. Perform pairing (page 8). not possible. The unit is too far from the receiver for Check the condition indicator, and reduce the communication to occur. distance from the receiver if the level is low (page 4). The transmitter that was paired with the receiver On the receiver side, perform pairing with the has been paired with another receiver. transmitter you want to control again (page 8). The display is too dark. The display brightness is set to low. Adjust the brightness of the display in the settings menu (page 15). The LEDs are too dark. The LED brightness setting is set to DIMMER. Set the LED DIMMER setting to OFF (page 15). The transmission power The maximum transmission power setting may Check the maximum transmission power setting, cannot be set. be limiting the transmission power setting. and adjust the setting accordingly. The battery cannot be The battery is oriented incorrectly. Check the orientation of the battery, and insert it inserted into the unit. until the lock lever locks into place (page 5). The remaining battery A battery other than the supplied NP-BX1 Use the supplied NP-BX1 rechargeable battery indicator is incorrect. rechargeable battery pack is being used. pack. The unit turns off The battery is not sufficiently charged. The battery will slowly discharge naturally, even immediately, even when the when the unit is not used. Fully charge the remaining charge is battery. sufficient. If the remaining charge is not properly displayed The unit does not turn on. after fully charging the battery, the battery may have reached the end of its life cycle. Use a new battery pack. The ambient temperature is extremely high or This is not a malfunction. Use the unit within the extremely low. allowable operating temperature range. 18

Symptom Cause Solution The battery discharges The battery is not sufficiently charged. The battery will slowly discharge naturally, even quickly. when the unit is not used. Fully charge the battery. If the remaining charge is not properly displayed after fully charging the battery, the battery may have reached the end of its life cycle. Use a new battery pack. The ambient temperature is extremely high or This is not a malfunction. Use the unit within the extremely low. allowable operating temperature range. 19

• Wipe the surface of the unit and its connectors using a Important Notes on soft, dry cloth. Never use chemicals, such as thinner, benzene, or alcohol, as they may damage the finish. Operation Notes on Simultaneous Multi- The life expectancy of the electrolytic capacitor is about 5 Channel Operation years under normal operating temperatures and normal usage (8 hours per day; 25 days per month). • Keep transmitters at least 30 cm (11 7/8 in.) away from If usage exceeds the above normal usage frequency, the each other. life expectancy may be reduced correspondingly. If distances closer than the above between transmitters cannot be avoided, use a grouping system for multi- The battery terminal of this unit (the connector for battery channel systems that includes both analog wireless and packs and AC adaptors) is a consumable part. digital wireless devices. Power may not be supplied to the unit properly if the pins of the battery terminal are bent or deformed by shock or For details, refer to “Sony Digital Wireless Microphone vibrations, or if they become corroded due to prolonged System Frequency Lists” on the supplied CD-ROM. outdoor use. Periodic inspections are recommended to keep the unit • Refer to the following when determining the distances working properly and to prolong its usable lifetime. between the transmitters and the antennas of receivers. Contact a Sony service or sales representative for more When using only digital wireless devices: information about inspections. • At least 4 m (13 ft.) (for up to 10 channels) • At least 6 m (20 ft.) (for 11 or more channels) When using a mixture of digital and analog Operation and Storage wireless devices: At least 6 m (20 ft.) • The unit must be used within a temperature range of 0 °C • This system should be kept at least 100 m (328 ft.) away to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F). from any analog wireless systems using the same • Using the unit near electrical equipment (motors, frequency when both are being used in a wide area with transformers, or dimmers) may cause it to be affected by no walls or obstructions. electromagnetic induction. Keep the unit as far from • If noise occurs, increase the distance between the such equipment as possible. transmitter and receiver or decrease the transmission • The presence of the lighting equipment, including power on the transmitter. decorative lights, may produce electrical interference over the entire frequency range. The interference will vary depending on the positions of the receiving antenna Notes on Use with Microphones and wireless microphone, so position equipment so that interference is minimized. We recommend using the ECM-77LM lavelier • When using the unit in locations with excessive noise or microphone with the unit. The unit’s transmission signal vibration, the vibration may transfer directly to the unit, may cause noise on other microphones. If noise occurs, resulting in the generation of electrical noise you may be able to reduce it by changing the position of (microphonics) and degradation of the signal-to-noise the microphone cable, moving the microphone connection ratio. To prevent such occurrences, avoid using the unit away from the antenna, or decreasing the transmission in the following locations. power. – Near motors, transformers, etc. To prevent electromagnetic interference from portable – Locations subject to noise and air flow from air communication devices conditioning equipment The use of portable telephones and other communication – Near PA (public address) system speakers devices near the unit may result in malfunction and – Locations subject to knocks or contact from adjacent interference with audio signals. It is recommended that portable communication devices near the unit be turned off. equipment In addition to keeping the unit as far from such equipment as possible, use buffering materials or take CROSS REMOTE Compatibility other preventative measures. As the unit supports a wider band than previous transmitters, establishing wireless remote communication Cleaning via CROSS REMOTE between the unit and DWX-series devices requires firmware update for the receiver and • After using the unit in excessively humid or dusty RMU-01 unit. locations or in the presence of active gases, clean the surface of the unit and its connectors as soon as possible. For details on updating the firmware on the DWX-series Extended use in such locations or failure to clean may receiver or RMU-01 unit, contact your Sony shorten the life cycle of the unit. representative. 20

For details on how to check the software version, refer to becomes drastically reduced, it may have reached the the device’s operating instructions. end of its life cycle. Purchase a new battery in such cases. Applicable devices and versions • The battery’s life cycle will vary depending on storage methods, usage conditions, and environments. • DWR-R01D: Version: 1.28 or earlier • DWR-S01D: Version: 1.16 or earlier • DWR-R02D: Version: 1.09 or earlier Notes on Drip Resistance • DWR-S02D: Version: 1.07 or earlier • DWR-R02DN: Version 1.18 or earlier The unit is designed with a drip resistance equivalent to • DWR-S02DN: Version 1.18 or earlier IPX4/IPX5*. Water entering the inside of the unit may • RMU-01: Version 1.26 or earlier result in fire, electric shock, or malfunction. Be sure to read and understand the following precautions before use. * IPX represents the degree ingress protection against Notes on Accessories water. IPX4-equivalent specifications protect unit functionality against splashes from all directions, while We recommend using Sony accessories with the unit. IPX5-equivalent specifications protect against jets of When products from other manufacturers are used, water from all directions. performance cannot be guaranteed and Sony will not be liable for any resulting damages. The unit’s drip resistance is based on testing by Sony with the battery compartment cover completely closed and locked and the antenna completely secured. Sony will not Notes on the Battery be liable for any damages resulting from ingress due to improper handling of the unit. Charge the battery in an ambient temperature range of 10 °C to 30 °C (50 °F to 86 °F). Efficient charging may not Ensuring drip resistance be possible at other temperatures. Be sure to read the following precautions, and handle the unit properly. Battery usage • The battery compartment cover is plays a vital role in • Battery performance drops in low ambient temperatures, maintaining drip resistance. When using the unit, be sure resulting in shorter usable durations. To extend the usage to lock the battery compartment cover securely and duration in low ambient temperatures, place the battery check that it is completely closed. Drip resistance cannot in your pocket, for example, and insert it in the unit be maintained when foreign objects are caught between immediately before use. the cover’s rubber packing and the surface the packing • The battery is not waterproof. Be careful not to wet the meets. This may result malfunction due to ingress of battery. water into the battery compartment. In such cases, • Do not leave the battery in high temperature remove the foreign objects with a soft cloth that does not environments, such as inside a hot car or under direct leave behind particles. sunlight. • The unit’s rubber packing may crack or deform over • If the battery terminals are dirty, problems, such as extended use depending on the usage environment. We power not being supplied or charging not being possible, recommend periodic inspections to ensure drip may occur. In such cases, wipe the battery terminals with resistance. For details, contact your Sony representative. a dry cloth or cotton swab to remove the dirt. • The unit is not water resistant. Do not submerge the unit in water, subject it to running faucet water, or otherwise subject it to high water pressure. Battery storage • Drip resistance cannot be guaranteed if the unit is • Even during extended periods of disuse, charge the dropped or otherwise subjected to strong shock. In such battery about once a year to maintain its functionality. cases, we recommend inspection or repair. After charging the battery, insert it in the unit, use it until it is completely discharged, and then remove it from the unit before storing it in a cool location with low humidity. • To prevent dirtying of the terminals, short circuits, or other problems, place the removed battery in a plastic bag, for example, and keep it away from metal objects during transport or storage. Battery life cycle • The battery is a consumable part. The battery’s charge capacity will gradually decrease as time passes and the battery is used. When the battery’s usable duration 21

Drip resistance Equivalent to IPX4/IPX5 (according to Specifications Sony test conditions) Operating temperature 0 °C to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F) Charging temperature Main Unit 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) Storage temperature –20 °C to +60 °C (–4 °F to +140 °F) Transmitting section Wireless remote control Oscillator type Crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer 2.4-GHz IEEE802.15.4 compliant RF power output Dimensions (unit: mm (inches)) 2 mW/10 mW/25 mW (e.r.p) selectable Antenna type λ/4 flexible wire Occupied RF bandwidth 192 kHz or less Audio delay MODE1: 0.8 ms MODE2: 0.7 ms MODE3: 1.8 ms MODE4: 0.7 ms Allowable deviation of transmission frequency ±6.5 ppm Type of emission G1E or G1D Modulation method 60 (2 3/8) POWER AF/ POWER π/4 Shift QPSK PEAK SET Audio section Maximum input level MIC: –22 dBu (with 0 dB attenuator) 17 (11/16) 60 (2 3/8) LINE: +24 dBu Audio attenuator adjustment range (pad) * UC/CE L model: 214 (8 1/2) 0 dB to 48 dB (3 dB steps, MIC input * CE H model: 181 (7 1/4) mode only) Microphone input connector Mass Approx. 99 g (3.5 oz.) including NP-BX1 Small 3-pin connector with lock rechargeable battery pack Input impedance Supplied accessories 4.7 kohms or more Belt clip (1) Frequency response NP-BX1 rechargeable battery pack (1) 20 Hz to 22,000 Hz Carrying case (1) T.H.D MODE1, MODE2, MODE4: 0.03% or Scribble sheet (1) less Before Using This Unit (3) MODE3: 0.3% or less CD-ROM (1) Dynamic range 106 dB or more Optional accessories ECM-77LM lavalier microphones 0 dBu = 0.775 V BC-DWX1 battery charger General NP-BX1 Rechargeable Battery Pack Operating voltage 3.6 V DC, NP-BX1 rechargeable battery Battery Lithium-ion battery pack Maximum voltage Battery life During 10-mW output: Continuous 4.2 V DC operating time 7 hours Nominal voltage During 25-mW output: Continuous 3.6 V DC operating time 4 hours 30 minutes Capacity 4.5 Wh (1240 mAh) (at 25 °C (77 °F), using NP-BX1 rechargeable battery pack, CODEC Design and specifications are subject to change without MODE set to MODE1, wireless notice. reomte control function disabled, DIMMER MODE set to AUTO OFF) 22

Notes • Always verify that the unit is operating properly before use. SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE PROFITS DUE TO FAILURE OF THIS UNIT, EITHER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD OR AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON WHATSOEVER. • SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CLAIMS OF ANY KIND MADE BY USERS OF THIS UNIT OR MADE BY THIRD PARTIES. • SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE TERMINATION OR DISCONTINUATION OF ANY SERVICES RELATED TO THIS UNIT THAT MAY RESULT DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES OF ANY KIND. 23

Carrier Frequencies and Channel Steps Underlined values represent factory settings. US model Channel step: 25 kHz Frequency band Frequency Group/channel (factory setting) TV14-17 470.125 - 493.875 MHz 00 1801 494.125 MHz TV18-21 494.125 - 517.875 MHz TV22-25 518.125 - 541.875 MHz TV26-29 542.125 - 565.875 MHz TV30-33 566.125 - 589.875 MHz TV34-36 590.125 - 607.875 MHz TV37 Not available TV38 614.125 - 615.875 MHz The maximum transmission power (MAX RF POWER) for TV38 (614.125 - 615.875 MHz) is 10 mW. European models Channel step: 25 kHz Model No. Frequency band Frequency Group/channel (factory setting) L TV21-23 470.025 - 494.000 MHz 00 2101 470.125 MHz (TV21-TV38) TV24-26 494.025 - 518.000 MHz TV27-29 518.025 - 542.000 MHz TV30-32 542.025 - 566.000 MHz TV33-35 566.025 - 590.000 MHz TV36-37 590.025 - 606.000 MHz TV38 606.025 - 614.000 MHz H TV33-35 566.025 - 590.000 MHz 00 3301 566.125 MHz (TV33-TV51) TV36-37 590.025 - 606.000 MHz TV38 606.025 - 614.000 MHz TV38-40 606.025 - 630.000 MHz TV41 630.025 - 638.000 MHz TV42-44 638.025 - 662.000 MHz TV45-47 662.025 - 686.000 MHz TV48-50 686.025 - 710.000 MHz TV51 710.025 - 714.000 MHz 24

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