Redback Auto-Scan UHF Wireless Mic Receiver 16 Ch 520-550MHz

Part of the series Portable PA Systems.

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A 16 channel auto scanning UHF wireless microphone system receiver. The Auto-Scan option allows quick and easy selection of an interference free operating frequency. This is particularly useful when there are many existing systems in use nearby. Incorporates diversity reception ensuring a consistent and clear microphone signal with minimal dropout and noise interference. 16 channels allow interference free operation with multiple systems in the one location. Noise reduction system automatically compensates for high level sound inputs thus avoiding distortion. Channel and volume settings are adjusted via front panel. The LCD screen displays selected group, channel & frequency. A range in excess of 100m is possible in ideal conditions. Output is via 3 pin XLR balanced or 6.35mm unbalanced. LEDs are provided for displaying system status. The system operates from 12-18VDC (power supply included).

Rack mounting options: A single unit can be mounted into 1RU rack space using a pair of C 8889 rack mounting ears. Two units can be mounted side by side into 1RU rack space using the included hardware.

Features

• 16 Channels in 520-550MHz UHF Band
• LCD shows selected channel
• Half rack 1RU desk mount case
• Tone squelch circuit
• Range over 100m in ideal conditions
• 6.35mm line output
• 3 pin balanced XLR mic output

Transmitters to suit: (Sold Separately)
Approximately 13 hours of use from a single set of batteries

Beltpack Transmitter:
Compact & lightweight
Fitted with 3 pin mini XLR microphone
On / Off / Mute switch
Gain control
Switchable impedance between mic & instrument pickup
Requires 2 x AA batteries (either alkaline or rechargeable).
Note: Beltpack transmitters are not supplied with a mic.

Handheld Transmitter:
Exceptional performance.
Anti-roll band
Textured body
Requires 2 x AA batteries (either alkaline or rechargeable).

Specifications

• Frequency Channel List

• CH 1: 520.125MHz
• CH 2: 520.825MHz
• CH 3: 521.925MHz
• CH 4: 525.025MHz
• CH 5: 525.925MHz
• CH 6: 528.525MHz
• CH 7: 529.425MHz
• CH 8: 532.325MHz
• CH 9: 534.225MHz
• CH 10: 535.625MHz
• CH 11: 541.125MHz
• CH 12: 543.225MHz
• CH 13: 544.125MHz
• CH 14: 544.825MHz
• CH 15: 545.725MHz
• CH 16: 549.525MHz

• Suggested Channel Groupings

• Use these channel selections when using multiple transmitters in the same area.
• Group A: Channels 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10, 16.
• Group B: Channels 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14.
• Group C: Channels 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13.
• Group D: Channels 2, 4, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16.

*Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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