Manual

FCC ID: INGPT-850B

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Thank you for choosing the JTS wireless system. In order to obtain the best efficiency from the system, you are recommended to take few minutes to read this instruction manual carefully.

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1. Important Cautions 1. Alvays make all connections before pluazing the unit io an AC power outer 2. Do not leave the devices in a place neither with high temperature nor high humid. 3. Always do not handle the povrer cord with wet hands! 4. Keep the devices avay from fire, and heat sources. 2. Features: * Operated in UHF band where thre is less RF interference thin the UBE band. * Equipped with a SAW flter can beneBt to reducing spurious RP content * Preset 16 UHF selecuble—channels * Including balanced XLR outpotand unbalanced 1A" output * Incerated antenna ofthe handbeld transmiter benefits ess hindrance for performer. * Builsin noise mute and squelch ciait mode can valily resis extrancous nois. * Bod—pack transmitr is avalible to work togcther with a lvalier mic. or headset mic * Space—savinghalbrack housing design 3. Specification 3—1 Overall system InF Frequency Range s0o~ scontte (onetaton typo PLL Symteizad Cooel O8C (channals 16 Cumeis ud Frequency Response|_so — siate : 2n tandwian cautte (opeation Range om

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4. Parts Identification & Accessories 4—1 Receiver US—8001D UHEF Single Channel PLL Diversity Reeciver ® Pover Owor ® Channel Sclecor ® RF intlcwor @ AF intlomor ® Volume conto! @ Anterna ® DCV ut (12—18V/500ma) (® Unbalanced #63mm jck socket ® Balanced XLR socket Accessories @ AF ouput cable @ ® o, (With unbalanced @63 plug) (® ACMC adeptor ® Plasti screwdriver

US—8002D UHF Dual Channel PLL Diversity Receiver ® Pover Owoft ® Channel Selctor @ ® RF indiesor @® AF intlowor ® Volume canto! @ Antenna ; 6 ® DCV ut (12—18V/500ma) @ & ® Unbalanced @63mm jfack socket ®) Balanced XLR socket [Accessories @ AF ouput cable © ® @, (With unbalanced ©63 plug) 69 ACMC adaptor @2 Plastserewdiiver

US—8001 UHF Single Channel PLL Receiver ® Pover OO ® Channel Scletor ® AF intlowor ® RF indicator ® Volume contol @ Anterma 0 ® DCV Input (12—18V/500mA) ® Unbatanced ©63mm jack socket ® Balanced XLR socket Accessorics (@ AC ouput cable , (With unbalanced @63 plug) (® ACMDC adaptor (® Plastic sereniiver

US—8002 UHF Dual Channel PLL Reeeiver ® Pover Owoft ® Chanel Seector ® RF indiesor @® AF intlowor ® Volume cantrol ® Antemna C ® DCV Inpu(12—18V/500mA) s ® ® Unbalanced #63mm jack socket ®) Batanced XLR socket Accessories © (@ AF ouput cable ® (With unbatanced @63 plu ® ACMC adapror ®® Plast screwdiiver

4—2 Handheld Transmiter Mb—850 D Inerchangesble element(Square grle ®Battery tay release ®Batery tmy ®Channel slector ®Power OnOR swich @LED Intlcwor ®1D houing Mh—750 (D Interchangeable element(Round grile) @Batery tmy relesss @Batey iny ©Channel selecior ®Power OnOR switch @LED Indiowor ®1D housing

4—3 Body—pack Transmitter Pr—eso8 a1 0 0 (DMic.input (Mini XLR socked © ® Power OnOff switch ® Ancmna ®LED intleator for power ® and battery stats ®Batey tny ® @ AB level contol ®Cary case ® Belsloop @ ® 4—4 Optional accessory D CM501 Condenser Lavalier Microphone ® CX—504 Condenser Headsct Microphone ® DR300 Dual Rack Adaptor ® RP:300 Parel Cover @&/' ® ( _/ e

5. Installation Assignment 5—1. Installation of the receiver (1.) Power Outpat Connector Comnect one end of ACMDC adaptor eable to DC input socketin the rear panel of reseiver and. plug another end into an AC outet. (Step 1 of Figure 1) (2.) Audio Ouipat Comnector "The receiver equipped with both belanced XRL outputand Unbalanced @63mm jack output, you can choose the proper way for usine. 1. Conneetone end of. AF outputcableto the AF oupt socket in the rear panel of reciver and pluanother end to the "Mic. In * input socket of the mier or amplie. (Sep 2 of Figure 1).

5—2. Battery Insertion of the transmitter (1.) M—850 & Mh—750 Handheld Transmiter 1. Leasen the microphone element counterclockwise(wep 1 of Figure 2}, press bth relcase knobs inside to remove the battery tray from the mic. housing(vep 2 of Figure 2 Fara 2. setwo 1.5V bateries accorting the corect polaiy, and retim the batiry ty back to housing (sep 3 of igure 3). Aim the comnecting pins exsetly toward the caviies on the bottom side of detachable mic. element (wep 4 of figure 3, and tightit clockwise ! (2.) PT—850B Body—pack Transmiter 1. Slie the battery tay coverin the dirtion of hearrow to open it Inset two 1.5V baterics accortingthe corect polaty, and returm the cover (Fiure 4) As scon as the bateriesare insaled wel, the LED on trsnsmiter will ight up. map Fans

5—3. Rack Mounting (1.) Before mount receivers onto DR—00 rack adaptor, plese reease any cablesfrom the rear ofthe receiver (2.) um over eceiver and DR.900 rack adaptor simultancouly, here are 4 threaded holes each in the bottom of receiver and rack adaptor for insenting serows. (3.) Single eceiver Insert in a reiver through the font of DR:900 untl t is firmly atiched to the ack , then serew on a RP—900 to another side of the rck. (Fiaue 5) (4.) Dual reeivers "The same way as above, pat one receiver to each ck space. 5—4. Installation of condenser microphones (1.) CM501 Lavatier microphone Atach CM—501 to lothing ieapel, where is sulable for sound piclcup. Plus the connector into input socket on the body—pack transmiter. (Finure 6)

(2.) CX—504 Headsct microphone Putthe neck—frame behind your head, and fix th temples on your carsas (Figure 7),then adst the pooseneck to make microphone aim to the sutable placof sound pick—up. Plus the connector into input socket on the body—pack trasmiter. (Fire 7) a s 6\ (reen 6. System operation Be sure to mute the audio signal of miter or ampliier before tming on the receiver or transmiter. (1.) Pover on Tum AF level on the receiver completely counter—clockwiset the mitimum leve, and press the power ON/OHT switch on thefront panelof receiver, As soon as you tum power on ofreciver, the power LED Tihis ed, meanhile the RE signal and AF LED Tight up to indicatethe receiver is ready for operting. (Figure 8) Fand Always its a pood idea to keep "open space" between transmiter and receiver, thatis able to improve RE reception. ©

(2.) Selecting channel for he receiver and tansmiter 1. Use the supplied plistic stick to select a desied channel for the receiver and transmiter. Both receiver and transmiter are preprogrammed with 16 channels. Please use the plste sick to switchthe channel selctor on receier, handheld trinsmiter and body—pack transmiten.(Rare 9) I * Cns 2. Make sure the receiver channel matches tht of the trismiter 3. When 2 or more trinsmiters and receivers are being use in the same location, ty must be se up to use different channels. If existing chinnel is bing interferd, please change another channel non—inrference. (3.) Using t P7—8508 Boty—pack trnsminer 1. On the rear panel of PT—450B bod—back transmiter, eqipped the AF levelcontrol. Use the supplied plasticstickto adjust a proper level. (Figure 10) en io 2. The cary caseallos the PT—850B to be atached to performer‘s belt, place the antenna towards tback of is body. The Velero tag ensures ht fixing and less hindrance during performance. Wind the Velcro taz around the belt and fix it (Fure 11)

7. Recommendation 1. In orde to achieve the optimum reception condition and also extend the operating ditance, lease leave a "open space btwee the receiver and transmiter. . Keep the devices away from the metal objecs orany inerference sources, at least 50 cm. . To avoid the fed—back effec, don‘leave the mic,to am at t speakers direety. 4. For best pict—up pattem, please hold the middle of the mic. body. . Remove batriesfrom the battery compurtment when the trasmiter will not be used for a long time. . When you need to replace the batries, lease replice both bateris at the same time with new ones.

8. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS This equipment complies with Part 74 of the FCC Rules. A license is required for operation subjective device will be issued only to the following: (1) A licensed of an AM, FM, TV or international broadcast station or low power TV station. Low power auxiliary stations will be licensed for used with a specific broadcast or low power TV station or combination of stations licensed to the same licensee within the same community. (2) A broadcast network entity. (3) A cable television system operator who operates a cable system that produces program material for origination or access cablecasting as defined in §76.5(r). (4) Motion picture producers as defined in §74.801. (5) Television program producers as defined in §74.801. (6) Licensees an conditional licensees of stations in the Multipoint Distribution service and Multichannel Multipoint Distribution Service as defined in §21.2 of this chapter, or entities that hold an executed lease agreement with an MDS or MMDS licensee or conditional licensee or with an Instructional Television Fixed service licensee or permitted.


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