AWM6032U - UHF Dual-Channel Wireless Microphone Systems
 

Handheld Wireless Microphone System - AWM6032U (AWR6032U + 2 X AWX6030 Mics )

SPECIFICATIONS

Carrier Frequency Range	UHF Band
Frequency Stability	± 0.005%
Receiving Sensitivity	-105 dBm
S/N Ratio	80dB
T.H.D.	< 1%
Audio Output	¼” and XLR (0 – 300mV @ 600 Ohms)
Dimensions (W X H X D)	8.5” X 1.6” X 5.4” (215 X 40 X 138 mm)

FEATURES

* UHF Band Frequency (800MHz)
* High Sensitivity Cardioid Microphone Capsule
* Audio Level Adjustment Knob for the AWX6030M, AWX6030H, and AWX6030G
* Noise Reduction Mechanism for Eliminating Handling Noise and Switch Shock Noise
* Low Battery LED Indicator

SPECIFICATIONS

TRANSMITTER

Carrier Frequency Range	UHF Band (800MHz)
Frequency Stability	± 0.005%
Modulation	Frequency Modulation (FM)
Modulation Depth	40KHz
Output Power	30mW, Max
Spurious Emission	> 55 dB
Battery	9V Battery
Current Consumption	< 40 mA
Dimensions (W X H X D)	Handheld: 9.3” X 2.0” X 2.0” (235 X 50 X 50 mm) Belt-Pack: 2.6” X 4.1” X 1.0” (65 X 105 X 25 mm)

SYSTEM

Carrier Frequency Range	UHF Band
Frequency Stability	± 0.005%
Audio Frequency Response	80 – 15,000 Hz
Image and Spurious Rejection	50 dB Minimum
S/N Ratio	> 80 dB
Max. SPL	110 dB
T.H.D.	< 1%
Service Area	100 ft (30 M)
Operation Temperature	14 °F – 122 °F (-10 °C – +50 °C)

SYSTEM OPERATION (I)     HANDHELD MICROPHONE SYSTEM  Set the antennas at an angle 45  from the floor and 90  away from each other to achieve the best RF reception. Connect the AWR6032U receiver DC input to an AC power source via the supplied AC/DC adaptor. Connect the AWR6032U receiver audio output to the microphone input of a mixer via the supplied audio cable or any other appropriate cable.  (Note: There are two outputs: one unbalanced output and one balanced output.) Place one 9V battery into the battery housing of the AWX6030 microphone with the battery polarity oriented as indicated. Turn on the power of the AWR6032U receiver. The Power On LED light will be turned on. On the AWX6030, the On/Off switch has three positions: “ON”, “MUTE” and “OFF”. When the On/Off switch is turned to the “MUTE” or directly to the “ON” position, the low battery LED indicator will blink once and then stay off. If the low battery LED indicator stays on, the 9V battery needs to be replaced. When the On/Off switch is set to the “MUTE” or “ON” position, the corresponding channel 1 RF LED light or channel 2 RF LED light on the AWR6032U receiver will be turned on. The corresponding channel 1 AF LED light or channel 2 AF LED light will be on whenever the AWX6030 receives any sound while the On/Off switch is set at the “ON” position. Adjust the volume control knob on the AWR6032U receiver to have an optimal sound quality.

 

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM	POSSIBLE CAUSES	SOLUTIONS
No sound.	Receiver is off.	Turn on receiver.
	Transmitter power switch is off.	Turn on transmitter power switch.
	No battery or bad battery in transmitter.	Insert or replace battery.
	Wrong polarity or faulty battery contact	Correct polarity or battery contact.
	Receiver audio cable is missing or defective.	Connect, repair or replace cable.
Short range or signal dropouts.	Low transmitter battery level.	Replace transmitter batteries.
	Poor antenna reception.	Reposition antenna or receiver.
	Faulty transmitter antenna.	Return transmitter to factory or authorized service station for service.
	Too many obstacles between the receiver and transmitter.	Move the obstacles or move the receiver away from nearby metal objects.
Signal Interference.	Another wireless microphone operating on the same frequency	Use a wireless microphone with different operating frequency.
	Placement too close to a digital signal processor or similar device (CD player, stage lighting, etc.).	1.       Select another operating frequency 2.       Move receiver to another location
	External electromagnetic field source	1.       Select another operating frequency. 2.       Remove source of interference
Distortion.	Low transmitter battery level	Replace transmitter batteries.
	AF Level control on the transmitter set too high, overloading the receiver circuit.	Turn down the AF Level control on the transmitter.
	Volume control on the receiver set too high, overloading the subsequent sound device input.	Turn down the volume control on the receiver.
Momentary loss of sound when transmitter is moved around the performing area.	Radio frequency (RF) blind spots.	Reposition the receiver.  If the momentary loss of sound problem cannot be removed, walk through the performing area and mark “Blind” spots.  Avoid these “Blind” spots during performance.
Low sound level.	Faulty cable connection.	Check cable connection between the receiver and the subsequent sound device.
	Receiver volume control set too low.	Turn up receiver volume control.
Sound levels between two microphones are different.	The receiver volume control and/or  the microphone AF Level control need to be adjusted.	1.       Adjust the transmitter gain control as necessary. 2.       Adjust the receiver volume control as necessary.