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No guarantee claims for the units and no liability
for any resulting personal damage or material
damage will be accepted if the units are used for
other purposes than originally intended, if they
are not correctly connected or operated, or not
repaired in an expert way.
If the units are to be put out of operation
definitively, take them to a local recycling
plant for a disposal which is not harmful to
the environment.
3 Applications
The transmitter UT-16GT and the receiver UR-816D
form a wireless transmission system for musical
instruments. The extra compact transmitter can
directly be connected to the output jack of an elec-
tric guitar or, equipped with the supplied micro-
phone and the clamping support, it can be fixed
e. g. to the bell of a wind instrument. Thus, the
musician obtains a maximum freedom of move-
ment on stage.
The wireless system transmits in the UHF fre-
quency range of 790 – 814 MHz on 16 fixed chan-
nels. The transmission range depends on the local
conditions and may be up to 60 m. The receiver in
Diversity technology, i. e. with two independent
receiving antennas, ensures a reliable wireless
transmission. To suppress interfering noise in the
transmitting intervals, the system is equipped with
a noise squelch.
3.1 Conformity and approval
of the transmitter
Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL declare
that the unit UT-16GT is in accordance with the
basic requirements and the other relevant regula-
tions of the directive 1999 /5/ EC. The approval
number is
.
The unit may be operated in the following coun-
tries:
DE
The regulations of the country where this unit is
operated must always be observed.
4 Setting into Operation
4.1 Setting-up the receiver
The best transmission quality is obtained when the
receiver is placed at the height of the transmitter
(approx. 1 m above the ground) and there are no
obstacles between receiver and transmitter. Place
the two receiving antennas (1) in a vertical position.
For rack mounting, the 482 mm (19") installation
frame DR-900SET is available as an accessory
which allows to accommodate two UR-816D units.
The mounting place which is not required when
using one receiver only can be covered with the
corresponding panel.
4.2 Connecting the receiver
1) Connect the output of the receiver to the input
e. g. of a mixer, amplifier or effect unit connected
ahead. Depending on the type of the input use
the balanced XLR output (9) or the unbalanced
6.3 mm jack (10).
The level at the XLR output can be attenu-
ated by 20 dB via the switch OUTPUT LEVEL (8)
for the connection to inputs for microphones.
2) Connect the supplied power supply unit to the
low voltage jack "DCV INPUT 12 – 18 V" (12)
and its mains cable to a mains socket (230 V~/
50 Hz).
4.3 Power supply of the transmitter
The transmitter is supplied with power by a 1.5 V
battery (alkaline) of size AAA. To insert the battery,
open the battery compartment cover (20) down-
wards. When inserting the battery, observe the
polarity printed in the battery compartment. Repo-
sition the battery compartment cover and slide it
upwards until it locks into place. Three covers of dif-
ferent colours are supplied.
If the transmitter is not used for a longer time,
the battery should be removed to prevent damage
to the unit by possible battery leakage.
Do not put exhausted batteries into the
household rubbish but take them to a spe-
cial waste disposal (e. g. collective con-
tainer at your retailer).
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