Applications And Accessories - JTS Monacor US-8001D Mode D'emploi

3 Applications and Accessories

Together with the transmitters PT-850B or MH-850,
the UHF PLL receivers US-8001D (1 receiving unit)
and US-8002D (2 receiving units) make up a wireless
audio transmission system. For transmission, 16 chan-
nels are available in the UHF frequency range of 790 to
814 MHz.
The receivers operate with "diversity" technique:
The transmission signal is received by two antennas
placed at a distance from each other. An electronic
system will select the signal of the higher quality and
pass it on to the input of the receiving unit(s).
The following transmitters from the product range
of JTS can be used together with the receivers
US-8001D and US-8002D:
MH-850 order No. 24.4930
Dynamic hand-held microphone with integrated trans-
mitter
PT-850B order No. 24.4940
Pocket transmitter with Lavalier microphone
For installing the receiver into a rack (482 mm/19"),
the bracket DR-900SET (order No. 24.4770) which
is able to accept two receivers is available from JTS.
The bracket requires a height of 1 RS (1 rack space =
44.5 mm) in the rack.
4 Connection
1) For connection to the subsequent unit (e. g. mixer,
amplifier), the following audio outputs may be used:
XLR jack (8) for connection to a microphone input
In order to be able to feed the two audio signals
transmitted to two separate inputs, model
US-8002D is provided with two jacks for the
receiving units CH 1 and CH 2.
unbalanced 6.3 mm jack (9) for connection to a
highly sensitive line input (a matching connec-
tion cable is supplied)
With model US-8002D, the mixed signal from
the receiving units CH 1 and CH 2 is available
here.
2) Connect the power supply unit supplied to the jack
(11) for the power supply (12 – 18 V /600 mA) and
connect the mains plug of the power supply unit to
a mains socket (230 V~/50 Hz).
3) To prevent accidental disconnection of the plug of
the power supply unit from the jack (11), lead the
cable around the hook (10) for strain relief.
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5 Operation
1) Switch on the receiver with the POWER switch (2).
The power LED (3) lights up. The outputs (8, 9) will
be muted until a radio signal of sufficient power is
received.
2) Put the antennas (1) in a vertical position.
For model US-8002D, make the following adjustments
separately for each receiving unit.
3) Before switching on the transmitter, set the receiver
to a transmission channel which is free and free
from interference: For this purpose, turn the rotary
switch CH (4) correspondingly by means of the
small adjusting key supplied. Via the audio unit
connect ed to the output, no interference or signals
of other transmissions must be audible and the
reception LED RF (5) must not light up.
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Example
Channel 12 is adjusted
The 16 transmission channels are assigned to the
following transmission frequencies:
Channel Frequency
1 790.875 MHz
2 792.625 MHz
3 794.250 MHz
4 795.625 MHz
5 797.125 MHz
6 798.875 MHz
7 801.125 MHz
8 802.250 MHz
Note: If other wireless transmission systems are
operated with this wireless system at the same
time, the radio frequencies of the individual
systems should be carefully matched to each other
to prevent interference. Examples for frequencies
for simultaneous operation of several systems can
be found in the Internet on www.jts-germany.de
under "Informationen/Intermodulationsfreies Fre-
quenzsetup".
4) Set the transmitter or the wireless microphone to
the same channel adjusted on the receiver and
switch it on (see instruction manual of the transmit-
ter). On the receiver, the reception LED RF (5) must
light up: red or green, depending on the antenna
receiving the more powerful signal. If the LED RF
does not light up, check
a if the batteries of the transmitter are exhausted.
b if the transmitter and the receiver have been
adjusted to the same channel.
Channel Frequency
9 803.625 MHz
10 805.250 MHz
11 805.750 MHz
12 808.625 MHz
13 809.125 MHz
14 810.000 MHz
15 813.250 MHz
16 813.750 MHz