Anchor Audio Assistive Listening - Manual (Page 5)

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Assistive Listening Owners Manual
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ASSISTIVE LISTENING TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
(Specifications Subject to Change Without Notice)
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AL-TX – Base Station Transmitter
System Range
Up to 200’ line of sight
Frequency Range UHF 682– 698MHz or 863 –
865MHz
RF Power Output
682 – 998MHz @ 100 mW
863 – 865MHz @ 10 mW
Frequency Stability ± 0.005%
Maximum Deviation ± 48 KHz with limiting compressor
Spurious Emission > 60 dB below carrier frequency
T.H.D. < 1% @ 1KHz
Power Supply DC 12 ~ 18 V
Tone Key 32.768 KHz
Current Consumption 85 mA ± 10 mA (10 mW)
Dimensions (WHD) 8.3” x 1.7” x 7.1”
(211 x 44 x 180) mm
WB-6000 – BELT PACK TRANSMITTER
RF Power Output
10mW
Oscillator PLL synthesized
Maximum Deviation +/- 48 KHz
Spurious Emission > 60 dB below carrier frequency
Tone Key 32.768 KHz
Power Supply DC 3V (2 x 1.5 V AA Batteries)
Current Consumption 65 mA +/- 5 mA
Dimensions (WHD) 3.86” x 2.60” x 1.02”
( 98 x 66 x 26mm)
AL-WB – Belt Pack Receiver
System Range
Up to 200’ line of sight
Frequency Range UHF 682– 698MHz or 863 –
865MHz
Oscillator
PLL synthesized
Receiving Mode Single channel diversity
Frequency Stability ± 0.005%
Receiving Sensitivity @ 5dBuV over 80 dB S/N ratio
Image & Spurious Rej. 80 dB min
Selectivity > 50 dB
Modulation Mode FM
IF Frequency 1st 56 MHz / 2nd 10.7 MHz
Dynamic Range > 96 dB
S/N Ratio > 94 dB @ 15KHz deviation &
60 dBuV antenna input
AF Response:
Headphone
100 Hz – 10 KHz (± 3 dB)
Line 40 Hz – 15 KHz (± 3 dB)
T.H.D. < 1% @ 1KHz
Power Supply DC 3V (2 x 1.5 V AA batteries)
Audio Output:
Headphone Stereo
20 mW
Line Stereo Level -10 dB
Current Consumption 130 mA ± 10 mA
Dimensions (WHD) 3” x 4.2” x 1.1”
(76 x 106 x 29 mm)
HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR SOUND SYSTEM?
CONDITION POSSIBLE CAUSE
No Sound • power supply turned off on the transmitter and/or receiver
• transmitter and receiver are set to different frequencies
• transmitter output is not connected to mixer or amplifier input
• receiver is too far from transmitter
• metal object near transmitter or obstructions between transmitter &
receiver
Sound Interference
• adjust the antenna location
• when using 2 or more transmitters use different frequency setting for each
• interference from other wireless microphone, TV, radio, etc.
Distortion • transmitter volume level too high or to low
• interference from other wireless microphone, TV, radio, etc.