PDWMG46 - Wireless system Pyle - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wireless Guitar/Bass System
Brand	Pyle
Model	PDWMG46
RF Carrier Frequency Range	640 MHz to 698 MHz
Effective Range	Up to 50 m (150 ft) under optimal conditions
Modulation Type	FM
Audio Frequency Response	50 Hz to 15,000 Hz ±3 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)	Typically 1%
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (S/N)	Typically 103 dB(A)
Transmitter Power Supply	1 x 1.5V AAA battery (included)
Transmitter Current Consumption	80 mA
Transmitter Dimensions (L x W)	3 x 1 inches
Receiver Power Supply	9V DC 150 mA AC adapter (included) or 2 x 1.5V AA batteries
Receiver Dimensions (L x W x H)	5.1 x 3.1 x 1.4 inches
Receiver Output Connector	1/4" phone jack (unbalanced, high Z)
Transmitter Input Connector	6.35 mm audio plug (flex jack swivel)
Special Features	PLL-synthesized control circuit, mobile frequency compression/expanding, image frequency filters, triple noise filters, gain control, mute switch, low battery indicators
Included Accessories	Receiver, transmitter, audio cable, AC adapter, 2 x AA batteries, 1 x AAA battery, user manual
Cleaning and Maintenance	Wipe with a dry cloth; avoid moisture and extreme temperatures
Compliance	FCC, CE (frequency dependent on country)

Frequently Asked Questions - PDWMG46 Pyle

How do I set up the Pyle PDWMG46 wireless system?

Connect the AC adapter to the receiver and plug it into a wall outlet. Connect a 6.35mm audio cable from the receiver's output to your amplifier or mixer input. Turn on the receiver, then slide the transmitter switch to ON. Adjust volume as needed.

What batteries does the transmitter use?

The transmitter uses one 1.5V AAA alkaline battery (included). The low battery indicator lights up when replacement is needed.

What is the operating range of this system?

The effective range is up to 50 meters (150 feet) under optimal conditions, but actual range may vary due to signal absorption, reflection, and interference.

Can I use this with any guitar or bass?

Yes, the flex jack swivel plug fits most output jacks. The gain control allows compatibility with various pickups. It is optimized for guitar and bass but can also work with keyboards.

How do I mute the transmitter?

Slide the transmitter switch to the middle position between ON and OFF. This mutes the audio without turning off the power, preventing 'thump' noise.

The receiver is not getting any signal. What should I do?

Check that both units are powered on. Ensure the transmitter battery is fresh and inserted correctly. Verify that the receiver antennas are not blocked. Try adjusting the squelch control or moving closer.

What frequencies does the PDWMG46 use?

It operates in the 640-698 MHz range. The specific frequencies depend on your country's regulations. Refer to the included frequency supplement for usable channels.

How long do the batteries last?

Battery life varies with usage. Typically, the transmitter's AAA battery lasts about 8-10 hours, and the receiver's AA batteries last longer. Low battery indicators warn when replacement is needed.

Can I use the receiver with only batteries?

Yes, the receiver can operate on 2 x 1.5V AA batteries (included) or the supplied AC adapter. The power indicator lights when the receiver is on.

How do I clean the system?

Use a dry, soft cloth to wipe the surfaces. Avoid liquids, moisture, and extreme temperatures. Do not use abrasive cleaners.

USER MANUAL PDWMG46 Pyle

SYSTEM FEATURES....2

RECEIVER FEATURES....3

TRANSMITTER FEATURES....4

SYSTEM CONNECTON....4

SPECIFICATION....5

SYSTEM COMPOSITION

Receiver....1

Transmitter....1

Audio cable 1

AC power adapter of special receiver....1

Battery 1.5V AA....2

Battery 1.5V AAA....1

User manual....1

Thank you for purchasing our product, please read this instruction manual carefully so that you will understand how to operate the unit that you purchased correctly. Please keep and store this instruction booklet in a safe place after reading it for future reference. This series of professional microphone system uses a super steady PLL-synthesized control circuit that matches a high efficient, low consumption discharging technique. We also apply an independently developed mobile frequency compression and expanding circuit that is chain linked with image frequency filters and three time checked noise filters in the receiving unit. Every unit must pass strict tests and quality control by the manufacturer.

1. SYSTEM FEATURES

Flex jack swivel jack plug matching every guitar output.

Extended frequency response optimized for guitar and bass

No cable or separate body pack to hassle with

Input gain control for compatibility with all instrument pickups

Wide frequency response and dynamic range for true hard-wired sound.

The guitar bug system is probably the easiest way to turn a guitar, bass or probable keyboard into a wireless instrument.

The flex jack swivel jack plug will mate with any type of output jack and is spring loaded to hold the securely against the instrument.

In addition, the is so small it is almost invisible and won't be in your way while playing. Since it sits right on top of the

Instrument's output jack, the noiseless on/mute-off switch and gain control are always within easy reach.

Receiver is designed for use with compact effects pedals

It features a 1/4 " output jack, peak LED and a volume control.

You can use two pieces of 1.5 volt batteries or AC adapter

AC adapter to power the receiver.

2、RECEIVER FEATURES

1. Power button: Turns ON/OFF the receiver
2. Squelch control button.
3. Volume Control: Rotate the knob to increase or decrease the volume of the receiver output.
4. Antenna "A": Supply the RF for receiver
5. Antenna indicator "A".
6. Antenna"B":Supply the RF for receiver
7. Antenna indicator "B"
8. Audio indicator: The green light of the AF signal indicator glows according to the volume of the microphone when talk or sing to transmitter
9. Low battery indicator: This light glows when there is less of useful operating time, allowing battery to be changed before power is depleted. (Use 1.5VAA BATTERY)
10. Power on indicator: This light glows when the receiver is plugged into an electrical outlet and switch is pushed, it indicates that the receiver is on.

11.Battery cover: Open the cover and set 2X1.5VAA)Alkaline batteries.
12.1/4" phone jack audio output connector (Unbalanced high Z): An unbalanced audio cable with 1/4" phone plug(such as standard guitar cable) can be used between this connector to your amplifier input
13. Power input connector: Connect the AC adapter to this jack and then plug into an AC electrical outlet. (Please use supplied AC adapter)

1. TRANSMITTER FEATURES
   

1. Power and audio mute switch: push the switch to "ON" position, the indicator shines for a moment. Pushed the switch to the middle of
   "ON""OFF" position, allows muting the microphone audio, avoiding
   the "thump" noise that can occur when turning the microphone audio.
   it is recessed to prevent it from being accidentally turned off.
2. Gain control switch: Adjust audio level, for fitting all kinds of signal input, it is on the "L" position in the factory.
   3.Antenna:Supply the RF for transmitter
   4..6.35mm audio plug.
   5.Low battery indicator: This light glows when there is less of useful
   operating time, allowing battery to be changed before power is depleted.
   (Use 1.5V AAA battery)
   6.Battery cover:Open the cover and set 1 XAAA(1.5V)Alkaline battery.

4、SYSTEM CONNECTION

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1. Connect the supplied AC power adapter into the DC INPUT connector in the back of the receiver, plug the adapter into a wall socket
2. Connect the receiver's audio output to the mixer's input by 6.35mm audio cable
3. Pushed the receiver's power switch to "ON" position, the power indicator will glows.
4. Slide the transmitter's power switch to "ON" position, the indicator shines for a moment, at that time, the receiver's signal light will glow.
5. Adjust receiver volume knob, and the volume adjustment of mixer or amplifier to get a suitable volume.
6. When the performance is over, turn off the sound system and slide the transmitter 's POWER/OFF switch to the "OFF" position to conserve battery power.

5.SPECIFICATIONS

NOTE: For a list of compatible frequencies that are usable in your area, refer to the supplied frequency supplement.

1.RF Carrier Frequency Range

640MHz to 698MHz (Available frequencies depend on the applicable regulations in the country where the system is used).

1. Effectiver Range
   50m(150ft)Under optimal conditions
   NOTE: Actual working range depends on RFsignal absorption, reflection, and interference from objects and environment.

2. Audio Frequency Response

Typically 50Hz to 15,000Hz ±3dB

NOTE:System response is depend on the using accessory of microphone

1. Modulation: FM

2. Audio bandwidth: 40Hz to 20kHz

3. THD: typ. 1%

7.S/N ratio:typ. 103dB(A)

1. Power requirements: 9V DC 150mA

2. Transmitter current: 80mA

3. Receiver power supply: 2X 1.5V AA size battery

4. Transmitter power supply: 1 X 1.5V AAA size battery

5. Dimensions : Receiver: 5.1" X 3.1" X 1.4" inches Transmitter: 3" X 1" inches