CVM-WM200TX - Microphone Comica - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	UHF Wireless Microphone System (Lavalier Transmitter CVM-WM200TX)
Number of Channels	96
Wireless Frequency Range	Group A: 520.000–548.500 MHz; Group B: 550.000–578.500 MHz
Working Distance	Up to 120 m (open area), up to 80 m (obstructed)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio	>65 dB
Audio Distortion	<0.5%
Sound Delay	<20 ms
Transmitting Power	10 dBm / 15 dBm (selectable)
Antenna Type	Lavalier TX & RX: 1/4 wavelength wire; Handheld TX: PCB antenna
Power Supply	2 × AA batteries per unit (TX, RX, handheld)
Dimensions (Lavalier TX)	84 × 63.5 × 23 mm
Dimensions (Receiver)	84 × 63.5 × 23 mm
Dimensions (Handheld TX)	Φ53.5 × 253 mm
Operating Temperature	0 °C to 50 °C
Storage Temperature	-20 °C to 60 °C
Key Features	Low cut filter, auto-scan, IR sync, 16-level volume, RF strength adjustment, mono/stereo output, 3.5 mm audio output & monitoring, muting function, backlight adjustment, LCD display, all-metal construction
Included Accessories	Lavalier and/or handheld transmitter, receiver, audio cables (3.5mm-3.5mm, 3.5mm-XLR, 3.5mm mic input), belt clip, cold-shoe mount, wind muff, portable box, manual, warranty card
Maintenance	Keep in dry environment; do not expose to rain or moisture
Safety Precautions	Avoid short circuit by keeping dry; do not use in humid conditions
Repairability & Spare Parts	Contact Comica support for service; batteries are replaceable

Frequently Asked Questions - CVM-WM200TX Comica

How do I pair the transmitter with the receiver?

Use the IR sync function: on the receiver, navigate to 'Sync with TX' in the group settings and long press SET. Point the receiver's IR window at the transmitter's IR screen within 1 meter. The channel will synchronize automatically.

What is the maximum operating distance?

In open areas with no obstacles, the range is up to 120 meters. In areas with barriers, it is up to 80 meters. Range may be reduced by interference or low battery.

How can I adjust the transmitter volume?

On the lavalier transmitter, press the ◀ or ▶ button to reach the volume setting page, then long press SET to enter adjustment. Use ◀ or ▶ to set from 0 to 15 (16 levels). Short press SET to confirm.

How do I enable the low cut filter?

On the transmitter, navigate to 'Mic LCF' in the menu. Long press SET, then use ◀ or ▶ to set to ON. Short press SET to confirm. This filters low-frequency noise such as wind or crowd rumble.

How do I switch between mono and stereo output?

On the receiver, press the ◀ or ▶ button to reach the 'Output Mode' page. Long press SET, then use ◀ or ▶ to select Mono or Stereo. Short press SET to confirm. Mono outputs both transmitters to one channel; stereo separates left and right.

How do I change the channel manually?

On the receiver: long press SET to enter channel setting, use ◀ or ▶ to select group A or B, then short press SET. For lavalier TX: long press SET to enter CH setting, use ◀ or ▶ to select channel, short press SET to confirm.

What type of batteries are required?

Each unit (transmitter and receiver) requires 2 AA batteries. Alkaline batteries are recommended for optimal performance and longer life.

How do I mute the microphone?

Press the On-Off/Muting button briefly on the transmitter when the screen is lit. You can also enable/disable the muting function in the settings menu under 'Muting'. When muted, the indicator light turns red.

How do I reset the system to factory defaults?

Navigate to the 'Reset' menu on the device. Long press the SET button to initiate reset. The screen will show 'Resetting...' and then 'Finished!'. This restores all settings to default values.

What should I do if audio is distorted or noisy?

Check the RF signal strength – set to High for longer range. Reduce volume if overloaded. Enable Low Cut Filter to reduce low-frequency noise. Ensure the transmitter and receiver are on the same channel and within range. Avoid Wi-Fi interference.

USER MANUAL CVM-WM200TX Comica

UHF 96-Channels Wireless Microphone

Illustration of a multi-band audio recording system with multiple CMCA devices connected via wireless links (no text or symbols visible)

USER MANUAL

Foreword

Thanks for purchasing COMICA WM200 UHF wireless microphone;

WM200 is an all-metal wireless microphone with dual-transmitter triggered by one receiver, with two AA batteries, it utilizes UHF wireless FM technology and LED high-resolution lattice screen, 96 channels in total, 16-level adjustable volume, and integrated into LCF (Low cut filter), Auto-scanning, Auto IR Channel-match, stereo / mono switchable audio mode, RF signal strength adjustment, MIC/LINE IN input dual selection, power monitoring at receiver end, sound pickup dynamic display, backlight adjustment and other functions, at the same time with strong shielding anti-noise performance, it's a high-quality microphone to broadcasting level;

To ensure the smooth use and safety of the product, please carefully read this instruction before using and properly assemble and operate.

Main Features

. Dual Transmitters Triggered by One Receiver, A/B Double Group Options;
. 96 Channels, Used for Multiple Devices Working Together;
. Working Distance is Up to 120m (in open area, up to 80m in Barrier Area);
. LCF Low Cut Filtering Mode;
. Auto-scanning for Quick Channel Selection;
. Manual or Auto IR Sync;
. Adjustable RF Signal Strength;
. Audio Dynamic Display Bar;
. 16 Levels Volume Adjustment;
. Transmitter Power Monitor;
. Mono/Stereo Switchable Output Modes;
. Low-consumption, Super-long Standby Time;
. Lattice LCD Display, High Resolution;
. Full Metal Manufacturing, Excellent Shielding;

120m Working Distance

Dual-Mix Trigger

Full Metal and Super Shielding

96 Channels

Low Cut Fiber

Auto-scanning

Adjustable RF Signal Strength

Audio Dynamic Display Bar

Transmitter Power Monitor

16 Levels Volume Adjustment

Mono/Stereo Audio Switch

Real-time Monitor

Auto IR Sync

Lattice LCD

Notice

When using auto IR sync, please stay within one meter, otherwise the signal may be too weak and the sync will not be successful;
In the case of stereo/mono mode switch, please preset the mode before using to avoid the transient interference caused by switching during usage;
The antenna will affect the working distance. Please protect the antenna and avoid any man-made damage;
The working distance will be affected by the surrounding environment. Please try to keep the environment open without interference during usage, and close the WIFI of the device itself;
When using this product in a short distance, it is recommended to set RF strength at 'LOW' to reduce the power consumption;
For smart phone shooting, customers must separately purchase a TRS-TRRS audio converting cable, and pay attention to set the mobile phone mode to 'Flight Mode' to avoid incoming call interference;

(It does not support the original recording system of some android systems, the third-party APP is recommended to be used in this case);

⚠️ Please keep this product in dry environment;

Do not expose the device in rain or humid environment, otherwise there will be a danger of short circuit;

Package Contents

Main Parts:

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Line drawing of a handheld electronic device with a digital display and control buttons (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a walkie-talkie device with two antennas and control buttons (no text or symbols visible)

Lavalier Transmitter (TX) Hand-held Transmitter (HTX) Receiver (RX)

Multiple Selections:

$$ \mathrm{WM200(A)} = 2 \mathrm{TX} + \mathrm{RX} $$

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TX TX RX

$$ \mathrm{WM200(B)} = \mathrm{TX} + \mathrm{HTX} + \mathrm{RX} $$

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TX HTX
RX

$$ \mathrm{WM200(C)} = \mathrm{TX} + \mathrm{RX} $$

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TX RX

$$ \mathrm{WM200(D)} = \mathrm{HTX} + \mathrm{RX} $$

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HTX
RX

Accessories:

① 3.5mm Mic Audio Input Cable
② 3.5mm-3.5mm Audio Output Cable
③ 3.5mm-XLR Audio Output Cable
④ Belt Clip
⑤ Camera Cold-shoe Mount
⑥ Wind Muff
⑦ Portable Box
⑧ User Manual
⑨ Warranty Card

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②

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③

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④

⑤

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⑨

The accessories of each combination include:

WM200(A)= ① x2 + ② 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 x3 + ○ x3 + ○ x2 + ○ + ○ + ○

Components and Instruction

Components

Lavalier Transmitter (TX)

① Antenna
② Matching Status Indicator Light / IR Screen
③ Sound Status Indicator Light
④ On-off / Muting Button
⑤ LCD Screen
⑥ Function Selection Button -
⑦ SET Function Menu
⑧ Function Selection Button +
⑨ MIC / LINE IN External Input
⑩ A/B Group Selection Switch
⑪ Battery Tray
⑫ 1/4 Cold-shoe Mounting Hole
⑬ Belt Clip Connecting Hole

Sound Status Indicator Light On-off / Muting Button LCD Screen Function Selection Button - SET Function Menu Function Selection Button + MIC / LINE IN External Input A/B Group Selection Switch Battery Tray 1/4 Cold-shoe Mounting Hole Belt Clip Connecting Hole

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Hand-held Transmitter (HTX)

① Microphone
② LCD Display
③ On-off / Muting Button
④ IR Screen
⑤ Low cut/Normal Audio Switch
⑥ Signal Strength "High/Low" Switch

LCF High Low RF ⑤ ⑥ ③ ④ MICA 200-H1X

① ② ③ ④ COMICA WM200-HTX

Receiver (RX)

① Group A Antenna
② Group B Working Status Indicator Light
③ Group A Working Status Indicator Light
④ On/Off Switch
⑤ LCD Screen
⑥ Function Selection Button -
⑦ SET Function Menu
⑧ Function Selection Button +
⑨ 3.5mm Audio Output Socket
⑩ 3.5mm Monitoring Socket
⑪ Group B Antenna
⑫ A、B or A+B Group Selection Switch
⑬ Battery Tray
⑭ 1/4 Cold-shoe Mounting Hole
⑮ Belt Clip Connecting Hole

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Function Button Instruction

Lavalier Transmitter / Receiver	On-off / Muting Button	Long Press	Power On / Off
		Short Press	Muting Mode (This function is only for transmitter, when the mute function is turned on and the screen is lighted up)
	SET Function Menu	Long Press	Enter the function adjustment menu
		Short Press	1. Confirm the selected function2. Exit the function adjustment menu
	+ Button	Short Press	Function Adjustment (+)
	- Button	Short Press	Function Adjustment (-)
Hand-held Transmitter	On-off / Muting Button	Long Press	Power On / Off
		Short Press	Muting Mode (Only goes into effect when the screen lights up)
	“Low cut/ Normal” Sound Switch	Push-up	Low cut
		Push-down	Normal
	Signal Strength “High/Low” Switch	Push-up	Signal strength--high
		Push-down	Signal strength--low

Signal strength high / low switching effect:

With high signal strength, the wireless working distance is up to 80-120M, high power consumption, battery life is short; With low signal strength, the wireless working distance is up to 30-60M, low power consumption, the battery can be used for a long time.

Low cut function:

Appropriately remove the low frequency part of the sound, reduce the ambient noise of the low frequency part, to make sound more clean and clear.

Indicator Light Instruction

Transmitter	AUDIO	Green Light Keeps On	Normal Recording Status (This state is only for the transmitter, when the channel matches successfully, the receiver can pick up the sound)
		Red Light Keeps On	Muting Mode
		Red Light Flicker	Low-power reminder
	IR	Green Light Keeps On	Channel matches (No matter the channel matches or not)
		Red Light Flicker	Channel in the match... (only for IR Sync)
Receiver	A IR/RF B IR/RF	Green Light Keeps On	Normal working status after the channel matches
		Green Light Flicker	Channel doesn’t match
		Red Light Flicker	Channel in the match... (only for IR Sync)
			Low-power reminder
		Red light keeps on	Group closed

A IR/RF: Group A Working Status Indicator

B IR/RF: Group B Working Status Indicator

Installation and Usage

Lavalier Transmitter

1. Install two AA batteries into the battery tray according to the positive and negative electrode

CQMICA Transmitter WM200-TX Audio AA AA

1. Insert the 3.5mm audio input line into MIC socket

er button to turn on the transmitter

1. Long press the power button to turn on the transmitter

AUDIO MINI A WM20

1. Target the MIC to the audio source and check the working status according to the volume indicator on the screen

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1. Connect the belt clip to the connection hole

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1. After the channel matching with the receiver, it can be used

Please refer to screen operation instruction for channel matching.

Hand-held Transmitter

1. Install two AA batteries into the battery tray according to the positive and negative electrode

Hand Held Transmitter 1. Install two AA batteries into the battery tray according to the positive and negative electrode

1. Long press the button switch to turn on the hand-held transmitter

COMICA WM300-HTX

1. After the channel matching with the receiver, it can be used

Please refer to screen operation instruction for channel matching.

Receiver

1. Install two AA batteries into the battery tray according to the positive and negative electrode

A IFR WM200-RX COMICA Receiver AA AA

1. Connect the receiver to the video device through the cold shoe

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1. Connect one end of the 3.5mm-3.5mm audio OUTPUT line to the OUTPUT port of WM200RX and another end to the AUDIO INPUT port of the camera or camcorder. Insert the headphone into the 3.5mm monitoring port for real-time monitoring and then long press power button to trun on the receiver.

Most DSLR cameras has 3.5MM port, if you use the XLR camcorder, you need to use the 3.5mm-XLR audio output line.

3.5mm Audio Output Monitoring Line 3.5mm-3.5mm Audio Output Line 3.5MM-XLR Audio Output Line

1. After the channel matching with the receiver, it can be used

Please refer to screen operation instruction for channel matching.

Screen Display and Operation Instruction

Lavalier Transmitter

Screen Display Instruction

Signal Strength High Signal Strength Low Group A Group B Group A/B Channel Group A/B Group A Normal recording Muting Muting (Unlocking) Muting (Locking) Power Indication CH1 1 553.300MHz Audio dynamic display bar Channel Frequency

Operation Instruction

1. Group A/B Selection

1.1 Use A/B Group selection switch to select the group, when push up to A, it will be Group A; when push to B, it will be Group B. You could choose Group A or Group B according to your demand.

AUDIO WIN201-TX A B S

A/B Group Selection Switch

A Group B Group Group A CH45 533.500MHz CH45 B Group B 533.500MHz

2. Manually Adjust the Channel of Transmitter

2.1 Long press SET button to CH setting display page

2.2 Short press ◀ ▶ button to select the channel

YL B Group B CH45 533.500MHz B

2.3 Short press SET button to confirm

YL B Group B CH45 533.500MHz B

3. Muting Mode On/ Off

3.1 Press ◀ button to "Muting" display page

YL B Muting Enable CH11 553.300MHz

3.2 Long press SET button to "Muting" display page

Muting Enable CH11 553.300MHz

3.3 Press ◀ button to select Muting mode on/ off

Muting Disable CH11 553.300MHz

3.4 Short press SET button to confirm

YL B Muting Disable CH11 553.300MHz

When set to "Disable", the muting function cannot be used, the icon is:

When set to "Enable", the muting function works, the icon is:

The muting mode can be controlled only when the screen is on, press any button to light the screen and then press the ⏻ button to switch the muting mode.

4. Volume Adjustment at Transmitter End

4.1 Press ◀ button to "Volume Setting" display page

Volume Setting Volume 08 CH11 553.300MHz

4.2 Long press SET button to "Volume Setting" display page

Volume Setting Volume 08 CH11 553.300MHz

4.3 Press ◀ button to adjust the volume, 16 levels in total

Volume Setting Volume 15 CH11 553.300MHz

4.4 Short press SET button to confirm

Volume Setting Volume 15 CH11 553.300MHz

1. Transmitting signal strength “High/Low” Adjustment

5.1 Press 📁 button to "RF Power Setting" display page

YL B RF Power Setting Low CH11 553.300MHz

5.2 Long press SET button to "RF Power Setting" display page

RF Power Setting _OW CH11 553.300MHz

5.3 Press ◀ button to adjust the transmitting signal strength

YL B RF Power Setting High CH11 553.300MHz

5.4 Short press SET button to confirm

YH B RF Power Setting High CH11 553.300MHz

1. Backlight "lighting time/turn off" Adjustment

6.1 Press ◀ ▶ button to "Backlight Mode" display page

Blacklight Mode Delay 60s CH11 553.300MHz

6.2 Long press SET button to "Backlight Mode" display page

Blacklight Mode Delay 60s CH11 553.300MHz

6.3 Press ◀ button to adjust the backlight lighting time or you can turn it off for power saving

Blacklight Mode OFF CH11 553.300MHz

6.4 Short press SET button to confirm

YL B Mode Blacklight OFF CH11 553.300MHz

7. MIC/LINE IN Input Mode Adjustment

7.1 Press ◀ button to "Input Setting" display page

YL B Input Setting Mic CH11 553.300MHz

7.2 Long press SET button to "Input Setting" display page

Input Setting Mic CH11 553.300MHz

7.3 Press ◀ ▶ button to select "Mic/ Line in" input mode

Input Setting Line in CH11 553.300MHz

7.4 Short press SET button to confirm

Mic mode is for Microphone input;

Line in mode is for external audio input, such as smart phone music player. Selecting the corresponding input mode will bring you a better audio effect.

8. Low cut "On/Off" Adjustment

8.1 Press ◀ ▶ button to "Mic LCF" display page

YL B Mic LCF OFF CH11 553.300MHz

8.2 Long press SET button to "Mic LCF" display page

YL B Mic LCF OFF CH11 553.300MHz

8.3 Press ◀ ▶ button to select LCF On/ Off

YL Mic LCF ON CH11 553.300MHz

8.4 Short press SET button to confirm

The LCF function will remove the low-frequency part of the audio source, such as the sound of wild insects and the noise of the crowd, and the main audio source will be thinner. When the LCF function is turned off, the original sound will be restored, and the main sound source will be thicker. You can adjust according to actual needs.

9. Reset to Defaults

9.1 Press ◀ button to "Reset" display page

YL B Reset Reset Default CH11 553.300MHz

9.2 Long press SET button for resetting

YL B Reset Resetting... CH11 553.300MHz

9.3 Resetting is finished

Reset Finished! CH11 553.300MHz

1. Version

10.1 Press ◀ button to "Version" display page to check the version

Version V1.0 CH11 553.300MHz

Hand-held Transmitter Screen Display Instruction

Normal recording mode

Group A/B

A 88 B

Power Indication

Channel

Operation Instruction

1. Turn on and Muting Mode Switch

1.1 Long press 📄 switch button for 2 seconds to turn on or off
1.2 When it's turned on, short press the 📊 button to select muting mode

Normal recording

A 88 B

Muting

A 88 B

The muting mode can be controlled only when the screen is on, press any button to light the screen and then press the 📄 button to switch the muting mode.

1. Set the channel through infrared sync

2.1 Set the channel through infrared sync

graph LR
    A["Radio Device 1"] --> B["Radio Station"]
    C["Radio Device 2"] --> D["Radio Station"]
    E["Radio Device 3"] --> F["Radio Station"]
    G["Radio Device 4"] --> H["Radio Station"]
    I["Radio Device 5"] --> J["Radio Station"]
    K["Radio Device 6"] --> L["Radio Station"]
    M["Radio Device 7"] --> N["Radio Station"]
    O["Radio Device 8"] --> P["Radio Station"]
    Q["Radio Device 9"] --> R["Radio Station"]
    S["Radio Device 10"] --> T["Radio Station"]
    U["Radio Device 11"] --> V["Radio Station"]
    W["Radio Device 12"] --> X["Radio Station"]
    Y["Radio Device 13"] --> Z["Radio Station"]
    AA["Radio Device 14"] --> AB["Radio Station"]
    AC["Radio Device 15"] --> AD["Radio Station"]
    AE["Radio Device 16"] --> AF["Radio Station"]
    AG["Radio Device 17"] --> AH["Radio Station"]
    AI["Radio Device 18"] --> AJ["Radio Station"]
    AK["Radio Device 19"] --> AL["Radio Station"]
    AM["Radio Device 20"] --> AN["Radio Station"]

The hand-held transmitter defaults to channel B, and you can set the group and channel through the receiver (For example, If Group A of the receiver is used for the matching, after matching, it will be: Group A CHXX; If Group B of the receiver is used for the matching, after matching, it will be: Group B CHXX)

When the hand-held transmitter and the lavalier transmitter are used together, you should set them to different channels

During matching, don't shield the infrared receiving screen of the transmitter against the receiver.

IR Screen

2.2 Thumbwheel switch

Low cut adjustment switch RF-Low/ High LCF High Low RF

Receiver

Screen Display Instruction

Group A Signal Strength Display Bar Group B Signal Strength Display Bar

Power Indication

Group A Group B

A B Group A Group B CH 41 CH 11 anl. of Group B

Channel of Group A Chan

Group A transmitting power Group B Transmitting power

Group A Receiving Audio Status Indication Group B Receiving Audio Status Indication

When Group A/B is on, the background color of the channel display icon is black; When Group A/B is off, the channel display icon is transparent and no background color.

Operation Instruction

1. A、B or A+B Group Selection Switch

1.1 Select the group using A, B and A/B group selection switch

OUTPUT A/RWF A/RWF WM200-RX SET

A B B0

A、B or A+B Group Selection Switch

A Group A CH 41 A

Switch to A

Group A turned on,

Group B turned off

1. Manually Adjust the Channel of Group A/ Group B

2.1 Long press SET button to "CH" display page, long press again for Group A/Group B switch

A Y B Y Group A Group B CH 41 H 11 A B

2.2 Short press ◀ ▶ button to select the group

A B Group A Group B CH 45 H 11 A B

2.3 Short press SET button to confirm

A B Group A Group B CH 45 CH 11 A B

1. Audio output mode "stereo/mono" adjustment

3.1 Press ◀ ▶ button to " Output Mode " display page

A B Output Mode Stereo A B

3.2 Long press SET button to "Output Mode" display page

A Y B Y Output Mode Stereo A B

3.3 Press ◀ button to select Mono/ Stereo Output Mode

A Y B Y Output Mode Mono A B

3.4 Short press SET button to confirm

A Y B Output Mode Mono A B

4. Group A/B function setting

4.1 Press △ button to "Setting" display page

Setting Group B

4.2 Long press SET button to "Setting" display page

Setting Group B

4.3 Press ◀ button to select Group A/B to edit

Setting Group A

4.4 Short press SET button to confirm

Setting Group A

5. Group A/B Volume Adjustment

5.1 Short Press

button to "

Group B Setting Volume

"display page

A B Group B Setting Volume 8 A B

5.2 Long press

SET button to "Setting" display page

A Y B Y Group B Setting Volume 8 A B B

5.3 Short Press

button to adjust the volume

A Y B Y Group B Setting Volume 15 A B

5.4 Short press

SET button to confirm

A B Group B Setting Volume 15 A B

6. Group A/B Automatic Channel Scan

6.1 Short Press

button to "

Group B Setting Auto scan CH

"display page

A Y B Y Group B Setting Auto scan CH 12 A B

6.2 Long press

button for Auto scanning

A Y B Y Group B Setting Scanning CH 96 A B

6.3 After scanning, the best available channel will be shown on the screen and prompted for use

A Y B Y Group B Setting Use CH 55 ? A B B

6.4 Short press

button to confirm

A Y B Y Group B Setting Auto scan CH 55 A B

7.Group A/B IR Sync

7.1 Short Press

button to "

Group B Setting Sync with TX

"display page

A Y B Group B Setting Sync with TX A B

7.2 Long press SET

button for IR Matching

A Y B Group B Setting Matching... A B

7.3 Matched

A Y B Group B Setting Matched ! A B

1. Backlight "lighting time/turn off" Adjustment

8.1 Short Press ◀ button to “Backlight Mode” display page

Backlight Mode Delay 60s

8.2 Long press SET button to "Backlight Mode" display page

Backlight Mode Delay 60s

8.3 Short press ◀ button to adjust the backlight lighting time or you can turn it off for power saving

Backlight Mode OFF

8.4 Short press SET button to confirm

Backlight Mode OFF

9. Reset to Defaults

9.1 Press ◀ button to "Reset" display page

Reset Reset Default

9.2 Long press SET button for resetting

A Y..B Y..B Reset Resetting... A B B

9.3 Resetting is finished

Reset Finished !

1. Version

10.1 Press ◀ button to “Version” display page to check the version

Version V1.0

Specification

Lavalier Transmitter TX

Channels	96
Group A Wireless Frequency	520.000MHz ~ 548.500MHz
Group B Wireless Frequency	550.000MHz ~ 578.500MHz
Signal / Noise	>65dB
Antenna	1/4 Wavelength Wire Antenna
Transmitting Power	10dbm/15dbm
Stray Radiation	<-60dBc
Sound Delay	<20ms
Audio Distortion	<0.5%
Battery	AA Batteries x 2pcs
Dimension	84 x 63.5 x 23mm
Operating Temperature	0°C ~ 50°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C ~ 60°C

Hand-held Tranmistter HTX

Channels	96
Group A Wireless Frequency	520.000MHz ~ 548.500MHz
Group B Wireless Frequency	550.000MHz ~ 578.500MHz
Signal / Noise	>65dB
Antenna	PCB Antenna
Transmitting Power	10dbm/15dbm
Stray Radiation	<-60dBc
Sound Delay	<20ms
Audio Distortion	<0.5%
Battery	AA Batteries x 2pcs
Dimension	Φ53.5(MAX) x 253mm
Operating Temperature	0°C ~ 50°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C ~ 60°C

Receiver RX

Channels	96
Group A Wireless Frequency	520.000MHz ~ 548.500MHz
Group B Wireless Frequency	550.000MHz ~ 578.500MHz
Signal / Noise	>65dB
Antenna	1/4 Wavelength Wire Antenna
Receiving Power	-95dBm
Stray Radiation	<-60dBc
Sound Delay	<20ms
Audio Distortion	<0.5%
Battery	AA Batteries x 2pcs
Dimension	84 x 63.5 x 23mm
Operating Temperature	0°C ~ 50°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C ~ 60°C

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