Perception wireless

USER MANUAL.......................2
Please read before operating the device!

USER INSTRUCTIONS ..........................18

Please read the manual before using the equipment!

USER MANUAL .................................34

Please read this notice before using the system!

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE........................50

Before using the device, read the manual!

MODE OF USE ..............................66

Please read the manual before using the equipment!

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS ..........................82

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Index

Index

1 Security and environment...................................................................................67

Security..................................................................................................................67
Environment

2 Description..............................................................................................................68
Introduction...............................................................................................................68
Supply volume...............................................................................................68
Optional accessories..............................................................................................68
Receptor SR 45..........................................................................................................69
Front panel ........................................................................................................69
Back .....................................................................................................70
Manual transmitter HT 45 ..........................................................................................71
Controls.............................................................................................................71
Pocket transmitter PT 45.......................................................................................72
Controls.............................................................................................................72
Microphones, guitar cable................................................................................73

3 Commissioning.......................................................................................74
Placement of the receiver..............................................................................................74
Connect the receiver to a balanced input................................................................74
Connect the receiver to an unbalanced input .......................................................74
Connect the receiver to the network...............................................................74
Insert and check batteries in the pocket/manual transmitter......................................74
Frequency Adjustment................................................................................75
Manual transmitter activation...............................................................................75
Activation of the pocket transmitter..........................................................75
Microphone connection ........................................................................................75
Instrument connection.....................................................................................76
Before the sound check ..........................................................................76

4 Microphone Technique ............................................................................................77

Manual transmitter HT 45 ..........................................................................................77
Distance to the microphone and proximity effect........................................................77
Angle of incidence of sound ............................................................................77
Feedback ................................................................................................77
Accompaniment choir.....................................................................................77
CK 55 L lapel microphone..................................................................................78
Pocket transmitter PT 45.......................................................................................78
Headset microphone C 544 L...................................................................................78
Microphone placement......................................................................................78
Windbreak screen................................................................................................78
Strainer ring...................................................................................................78

5 Cleaning ..................................................................................................................79
Surfaces
Inner windscreen of the handheld transmitter.........................................................79

6 Error correction..............................................................................................80

7 Technical Data .........................................................................................................81

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 Safety and environment

1 Security and Environment

Security Do not spill any liquid on the device.

The device should only be used in dry places.
Only authorized specialized personnel can open, maintain, and repair the device.
there is no piece inside the box that can be maintained, repaired or
replaced by inexperienced people.
Before operating the equipment, check that the indicated network voltage is
The network adapter must match the network voltage at the place of use.
Use the equipment only with the power adapter supplied with a 12V output.
V CC. All other types of currents and voltages can seriously damage the
device!
Immediately interrupt the operation of the equipment if it were to penetrate into the
device some solid object or a liquid. In this case, unplug it immediately
of the network adapter and have the equipment checked by our customer service
client.
Unplug the power adapter if you are not using it for a long time. Please note
that, when disconnecting the equipment, it does not completely disconnect from the network if the
network adapter is connected.
Do not place the device near heat sources, such as radiators, heating pipes,
amplifiers, etc., and do not expose it directly to sunlight, dust, or moisture
intense, rain, vibrations or blows.
To avoid disturbances or interferences, lay all the cables, and over
all the microphone inputs, separated from the high voltage lines and from the
power lines. If you are laying them in boxes or cable trays, pay attention to
place the transmission lines in a separate channel.
Clean the device with a damp cloth, but not wet. Before proceeding with the cleaning,
Unplug the network adapter. Under no circumstances should cleaning products be used.
corrosive or abrasive or those that contain alcohol or solvents, as they can
damage the varnish and plastic parts.
•Use the device only for the purposes described in these instructions for use. AKG
it is not responsible for damages caused by improper or inappropriate use.
Environment

The power adapter also consumes a small amount of electricity when the device
It is disconnected. To save energy, unplug the power supply from the wall outlet if it is not in use.
to use the device for an extended period of time.
The packaging is recyclable. Please dispose of the packaging through an established collection system.
to that effect.
When dismantling the device, separate the case, electronics, and cables and dispose of them.
all components according to the corresponding disposal regulations
waste.

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 Description

2 Description

Introduction Thank you very much for choosing a product from AKG. Please take your time.
a few moments to read the User Manual before using the device. Keep the
employment instructions in a safe place so that you can consult them if needed
Any questions. Have fun and wish you much success with your new team!

Supply volume The Perception wireless can be purchased in 4 sets with the SR 45 receiver:

Vocal Set Presenter Set

1 manual transmitter HT 45 1 pocket transmitter PT 45
1 tripod adapter 1 AA size battery
1 AA size battery 1 CK 55 L lapel microphone with clip
1 receptor SR 45 1 windscreen W 444
1 power supply connection feeder SMPS 1 receptor SR 45
1 warranty card 1 connection network power supply SMPS
1 frequency table 1 warranty card
1 annex ('Manual Supplement') 1 frequency table
1 annex ('Manual Supplement')

Instrumental Set Sports Set

1 pocket transmitter PT 45 1 pocket transmitter PT 45
1 AA size battery 1 AA size battery
1 cable MKG L 1 headset microphone C 544 L
1 receptor SR 45 4 draining rings
1 connection power supply SMPS 1 windscreen W 444
1 warranty card 1 receptor SR 45
1 frequency table 1 connection network power supply SMPS
1 annex ("Manual Supplement") 1 warranty card
1 frequency table
1 annex ("Manual Supplement")
Check that the package includes all system components. If any are missing
Something, please contact your AKG distributor.

Optional accessories The optional accessories can be found in the latest AKG Catalog/Brochure or in
[Link]. Your distributor will gladly assist you.

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 Description

Receptor SR 45 The SR 45 is a stationary receiver for all Perception wireless transmitters.

Systems.

The SR 45 operates with a bandwidth of up to 30 MHz in a frequency range

UHF carrier between 500 MHz and 865 MHz and can be adapted to up to 8 frequencies
different carriers.

Front panel

Figure 1: Controls on the front panel of the SR 45 receiver

1ON/OFF: On/Off button.

2VOLUME: With this retractable rotary control, the audio output level can be reduced.
without steps.

3RF OK: This LED lights up when a signal is received. When no signal is received
If the automatic background noise suppressor (Squelch) is active, the RF OK LED turns off and
the audio output is silenced.

Display: Shows the adjusted reception channel.

This LED lights up when the audio level is excessive.

6CHANNEL: With this key you can adjust the receiver to one of the 8 carrier frequencies.
different within the carrier frequency band of the receiver.

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Description

Back part

Figure 2: Controls on the back of the SR 45 receiver

1 Carrier frequency label: On the back of the receiver is a

self-adhesive label with the indication of the carrier frequency band and up to 8
carrier frequencies of the receiver.

SQUELCH: The background noise suppressor ('Squelch') disconnects the receiver when the
the reception signal is too weak, to avoid annoying related noises and the
noise from the receiver can be heard with the transmitter disconnected. Adjust the regulator
Set the SQUELCH to the minimum level before connecting the receiver for the first time.

3AUDIO OUT/BALANCED: Balanced audio output in 3-pin XLR socket: You can connect
this output, for example, to a microphone input of a mixing desk.

4AUDIO OUT/UNBALANCED: Unbalanced audio output in 6.3 mm mono jack.

you can connect, for example, a guitar amplifier.

5 Contraction for the power cable of the supplied power adapter.

6DC IN: Power input to connect the supplied power adapter.

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 Description

Manual transmitter HT 45 The manual transmitter HT 45 operates with a bandwidth of up to 30 MHz in a range
UHF carrier frequency between 500 MHz and 865 MHz and can be adapted to up to 8
different carrier frequencies. The transmitter is equipped with an integrated antenna in the
box.

The transmitter capsule has a cardioid directional characteristic. This stands out
due to its low sensitivity to manual noises, good suppression of feedback and
a brilliant transmission quality and it also has a built-in wind and pop filter
to reduce pop and wind noises.

Controls
Show the shipping channel
adjusted.

2CHANNEL: With this button you can adjust

the transmitter with one of the 8 frequencies
different carriers within the band
of the transmitter's carrier frequencies.

3GAIN: With this sliding switch

you can adjust the input sensitivity of
transmitter air at two levels: "HI" =
high input sensitivity
input sensitivity.

Control LED: This LED shows that

the transmitter is ready for the
functioning.
Figure 3: Controls of the HT 45 transmitter

Green LED lit: The battery is working correctly.

Red illuminated LED: From the moment the LED changes to red, the capacity
The battery will last a maximum of one hour of service. We recommend that you change it as soon as possible.
replace the battery with a new one.

5 Switch ON/OFF: This sliding switch has three settings:

The power supply for the transmitter is connected.
MUTE: The audio signal coming from the microphone head is muted, although
The power supply and the RF carrier frequency remain connected.
OFF: The power supply to the transmitter is disconnected.
If a battery is used, the LED changes to red approximately 15 minutes before discharge.
complete.

NOTA
6 Carrier frequency label: At the top of the battery compartment
find a self-adhesive label indicating the carrier frequency band and
up to 8 carrier frequencies of the transmitter.

7Battery compartment cover: See Place and check batteries in the transmitter
pocket/manual (Page 74)

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Description

PT 45 pocket transmitter The PT 45 pocket transmitter can be connected to both dynamic microphones and
condenser microphones that operate with a power supply voltage of approx. 4
volts. Naturally, you can also connect an electric guitar, an electric bass or
a shoulder bag keyboard.

The PT 45 operates with a bandwidth of up to 30 MHz in a frequency range

UHF carrier between 500 MHz and 865 MHz and can be adapted to up to 8 frequencies
different carriers.

Controls
1 Switch ON/OFF: This sliding switch
has three settings:
The power supply of the transmitter is
connected.
MUTE: The audio signal that comes from the microphone or
the instrument is silenced, although the connections remain intact
feeding and the RF carrier frequency.
The power supply of the transmitter is
disconnected.
Audio input connector: 3-pin Mini-XLR connector
with contacts for microphone and line level.
recommended AKG microphone plug or cable of the
MKG L guitar will be set automatically
appropriate contacts.

3Antenna: Flexible and fixed antenna.

Display: Shows the adjusted send channel.

5 Control LED: This LED indicates that the transmitter

It is ready for operation.
Figure 4: Controls of
Green LED lit: The battery is working transmitter PT 45
correctly.
Red LED illuminated: From the moment the LED turns red, the capacity
the battery will last a maximum of one hour of service. We recommend that you change it as soon as possible.
possible the stack for a new one.
If a battery is used, the LED turns red approximately 15 minutes before discharge.
complete.

NOTE
6Battery compartment cover with integrated screwdriver.

Viewer: Through the viewer you can constantly monitor if there is a stack or
a battery in the compartment.

Belt buckle: To secure the pocket transmitter to the belt.

Carrier frequency label: On the back of the transmitter, there is a

self-adhesive label with the indication of the carrier frequency band and up to 8
carrier frequencies of the receiver.

10CHANNEL: With this key, you can adjust the transmitter to one of the 8 frequencies.
different carriers within the carrier frequency band of the transmitter.

With this regulator, you can adjust the audio input sensitivity to the level of
microphone or the connected instruments.

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Microphones, guitar cable

The following AKG microphones can be easily connected to the input jack of
audio of PT 45:
•CK 55 L, C 417 L, C 520 L, C 555 L, C 544 L, C 577
•C 516 ML, C 518 ML, C 519 ML, C 411
With the MKG L guitar cable from AKG, you can connect an electric guitar, a bass
electric or a shoulder keyboard.
The MKG L guitar cable is included in the Instrumental Set or can be purchased separately.
accessory.

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 Commissioning

3 Commissioning

Before turning on the Perception wireless, set the same frequency on

the transmitter and the receiver. If the transmitter and the receiver are adjusted to frequencies
different, tuning is not possible.
•Never use both output jacks (BALANCED and UNBALANCED) at the same time.
NOTA
It could cause a drop in level and increase the noise.

Placement of the receiver Place the receiver independently.

The reflections of the emitted signal on metal parts, walls, ceilings, etc. or the shadows
Human bodies can weaken or eliminate the direct signal from the transmitter.
Therefore, place the receiver as follows:
1) Always place the receiver close to the action area (stage), but leaving a
minimum distance between the transmitter and the receiver of 3 m up to the optimal 5 m.
The requirement for optimal reception is the eye contact between the transmitter and the receiver.
receptor.
3) Place the receiver more than 1.5 m away from large metal objects.
size, walls, stage scaffolding and ceilings, among others.

Connect the receiver to a balanced input 1) Connect an XLR cable to the BALANCED input on the back of the receiver with the
desired symmetrical microphone input (XLR socket) at the mixing console or
amplifier.
2) Turn the VOLUME control on the receiver all the way to the left (microphone level).

Connect the receiver to an input 1) Connect a 6.3 mm jack cable to the UNBALANCED input on the back of the
unbalanced receiver with an unbalanced LINE input (6.3 mm jack) on the mixing desk
the amplifier.
2) Turn the VOLUME regulator on the receiver all the way to the right (line level).
To avoid annoying interference, use only an audio cable of a maximum of 3 m.

NOTE

Connect the receiver to the network 1) Check if the voltage of the supplied power adapter matches the mains voltage.
from the place of employment. The operation of the network adapter with another network voltage.
it can permanently damage the device.
2) Plug the power cable of the supplied power adapter into the DC IN socket of the
receptor.
3) Insert the network adapter into a network socket.
4) Connect the receiver by pressing the ON/OFF key.

Place and check batteries in the transmitter 1) Press down the hooks of the battery compartment cover.
pocket/manual 2) Remove the battery compartment cover from the transmitter in the direction of the arrow.
3) Place the supplied battery in the compartment and check the correct polarity of
the battery.
If the battery is placed incorrectly, the transmitter will not receive power.
4) Connect the transmitter by placing the connector with/on in the 'ON' position.
If the battery is in good condition, the control LED will light up green.
If the control LED starts to light up red, the battery will run out in about 1 hour.
Change the battery as soon as possible for a new one.
If the control LED does not light up, the battery will be dead. Place a new battery.

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If a battery is used, the LED turns red approximately 15 minutes before discharge.
complete.

NOTE
5) Close the compartment by sliding the compartment lid up from the bottom until
hook it in.

Frequency adjustment 1) Connect the device or adjust the device already turned on to CHANNEL. The channel
adjusted (for example, 1) will start to flash on the display for 3 seconds,
Subsequently, the indicator will stabilize again and the adjusted channel will be activated.
2) Store the channel at the desired number by pressing CHANNEL for 3 seconds. Each
Once I press it, the channel will jump to a higher number.
3) When you have reached the desired channel, the display will blink for approximately 3 seconds and
the new adjusted channel will be activated.

Manual transmitter activation 1) Adjust the SQUELCH regulator to the minimum on the receiver and connect the receiver.
2) Connect the handheld transmitter by placing the connector in the 'ON' position.
3) Connect the sound equipment and the amplifier.
4) Speak or sing into the microphone and observe the LEDs on the receiver:
If the LED CLIP does not light up, the input sensitivity of the transmitter is too low.
Set GAIN to "HIGH".
If the LED CLIP lights up frequently or permanently, the input sensitivity of the
transmitter is too high. Adjust GAIN to 'LOW'.
5) Adjust the volume of the sound system or the amplifier as described in the
instruction manual corresponding or by ear.

Activation of the pocket transmitter The PT 45 pocket transmitter is indicated for use with AKG CK 55 L microphones, C
411, C 417 L, C 520 L, C 555 L, C 516 ML, C 518 ML and C 519 ML. If you want to connect others
AKG microphones or those from other manufacturers, keep in mind that you may need to
reassemble the microphone connector or replace it with a 3-pin Mini-XLR connector.

Contacts and audio input take

Contact 1: shielding
Contact 2: in audio phase (+)
Contact 3: power supply voltage

Contact 3 has a power supply voltage of 4 V for microphones.

capacitor.
The operation of the PT pocket transmitter cannot be guaranteed to be problem-free.
45 with products from other manufacturers. Possible problems are excluded from the warranty.
derived from the operation with products from other manufacturers.
ATTENTION

Microphone connection
1) Remove the cover from the battery compartment.
2) Connect the Mini-XLR connector of your microphone to the audio input jack of the
pocket transmitter.
3) Connect the pocket transmitter by placing the connector in the 'ON' position.
4) Adjust the SQUELCH regulator to the minimum on the receiver and connect the receiver.
5) Adjust the same frequency for the transmitter and the receiver.
Speak or sing into the microphone.
7) Place the GAIN regulator with the screwdriver integrated into the compartment lid.
by pressing the button so that the LED CLIP of the receiver lights up briefly.
8) Reattach the battery compartment cover on the transmitter.

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Connection of instruments
Remove the cover of the battery compartment.
2) Place the jacks of the MKG L guitar cable into the output sockets of your
instrument and the Mini-XLR connector of the guitar cable into the audio output jack
from the pocket transmitter.
3) Connect the pocket transmitter by placing the connector with/des in the 'ON' position.
4) Set the SQUELCH regulator on the receiver to the minimum and connect the receiver.
Touch the instrument.
6) Place the GAIN regulator with the screwdriver integrated into the compartment lid
by means of batteries so that the LED CLIP of the receiver lights up briefly.
Replace the battery compartment cover on the transmitter.

Before the sound check 1) Measure the area where you want to use the transmitter. Check the points in which
decreases the field strength and in which, therefore, interruptions will occur
briefs of the reception ("dropouts").
You can avoid such dropouts by placing the receiver in another position. If you can't do it,
avoid these critical points.
When the RF OK LED on the receiver turns off, it will indicate that no signal is being received.
signal that the Squelch function is active.
Connect the transmitter, approach the receiver, and adjust the Squelch control so that
the green LED RF OK lights up.
3) In case of annoying noises, adjust the Squelch regulator until it
stop hearing each other.

Never set the Squelch regulator higher than really necessary. The higher you set it
Adjust the Squelch regulator; the lower it is set, the less sensitivity the receiver will have, and therefore, the range.
between the transmitter and the receiver.
NOTE

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 Microphone technique

4 Microphone Techniques

HT 45 manual transmitter A voice microphone offers you numerous adjustment options for reproduction of the
sound of her voice in the sound system.

Please keep in mind the following instructions to correctly use the transmitter.
HT 45 manual.

Distance to the microphone and proximity effect

In principle, the voice will sound fuller and smoother the closer they are.
microphone lips, while if the distance to the microphone is greater the sound will have more
reverberation and it will be further away, as the acoustics of the room will stand out more.

You can make your voice sound aggressive, neutral, or sensual by modifying the distance to
microphone.

The proximity effect occurs in the area closest to the sound source (less than 5
cm) and produces a strong emphasis on the bass. It gives her voice a rich sound,
intimate and with many graves.

Angle of incidence of sound

You can sing sideways to the microphone or over the top of the microphone. This way
shape, will achieve a natural and balanced sound.

If you sing directly in front of the microphone, not only will the wind noise be transmitted but
that the plosive sounds (p, t) and the sibilants (s, ch) will also be enhanced.

Feedback
Feedback occurs when a portion of the sound emitted by the speaker is
reproduced in the microphone and returned to the speaker. Starting from a volume
determined (the limit of feedback) this signal is transmitted in a certain way in a circle,
the device whistles and can only be controlled again by turning the volume knob.

To avoid this risk, the microphone of the manual transmitter HT 45 has a

cardioid directional characteristic.

This means that it is more sensitive to sounds coming from the front (the voice), while
it hardly receives sounds coming from the side or from behind (for example, from monitor speakers).

You can achieve the minimum feedback tilt by placing the speaker boxes in front.
from the microphones (at the front edge of the stage).

If you use monitor speakers, never let the microphone point directly at the monitors.
or the sound reinforcement speakers.

Feedback can also occur due to resonance phenomena (determined

due to environmental acoustics), especially in low frequency ranges, that is to say, as
indirect consequence of the proximity effect. In this case, it will often be enough to
increase the distance of the microphone to avoid feedback.

Accompaniment chorus
No more than two people will be able to sing into the same microphone.
2) Ensure that the sound incidence angle is never more than 35°.
The microphone is more sensitive to sounds coming from the sides. If two vocalists
They will sing with an angle greater than 35°, the level regulator would need to be opened.
the microphone channel such that the risk of feedback would be very high.

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Microphone technique

Pocket Transmitter PT 45 CK 55 L lapel microphone

Adjust the microphone with the supplied clip or with the optional pin H 41/1.
1) Place the microphone on the speaker's clothing as close to their mouth as possible.
The risk of feedback will be lower the closer the microphone is to the mouth.

NOTE
Make sure to point the microphone towards your mouth.

Headset microphone C 544 L

Microphone placement
1) Place the microphone.
2) Tilt the gooseneck so that the microphone is next to the corner of the mouth
lips.
If the 'p' and 't' sounds are too emphasized on the microphone, move the microphone capsule away.
little from the mouth (backward or downward).
If the microphone sounds 'weak', lacking power, move the capsule closer to the mouth.
NOTE Find the best position during the soundcheck.

Windshield
In case of (for example, outdoors) wind noises and pops being reproduced, place the
foam rubber windscreen supplied.
Place the windscreen over the microphone capsule.
Also cover the free end of the microphone capsule with the windscreen.

drain ring
The special drain ring mounted on the microphone capsule makes it difficult for the entry of
sweat and makeup in the capsule.

This prevents the microphone openings from being blocked by sweat or makeup and,
consequently, there should be sound damping or a reduction in the
sensitivity of the microphone. Therefore, never remove the drain ring from the microphone.

In case it gets damaged or lost, you have a spare part in the

headset microphone C 544 L.

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5 Cleaning

Surface Clean the surfaces of the appliance with a soft cloth dampened with water.
Indoor windscreen of the transmitter 1) Unscrew the manual transmitter grid counterclockwise.
manual 2) Remove the windscreen from the grid (foam rubber padding).
3) Wash the windshield with mild bleach.
As soon as it dries, place it back on the rack and screw it in the direction of the
clock hands on the manual transmitter.

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Error Correction

Error Possible cause Correction

The network adapter is not connected. Connect the network adapter to the receiver and the
receptor or to the power outlet. red.
The receiver is disconnected. Connect the receiver with the ON/OFF switch.

The receiver is not connected to a desk. Connect the output of the receiver to the input.
of mix nor to an amplifier. from the mixing desk or the amplifier.
The VOLUME regulator of the receiver is at Open the VOLUME regulator
zero.
Neither the microphone nor the instrument are Connect the microphone or the instrument with the
connected to the pocket transmitter. audio input from the pocket transmitter.
The transmitter has a frequency band Use the same band in the transmitter
different from the receiver or the adjusted frequency that in the receiver or adjust the
it is different. same frequency.
Without sound The on/off switch of the transmitter is in Place the on/off switch of the
OFF or MUTE. transmitter in "ON".
The batteries are incorrectly placed in the Reinsert the batteries in the compartment
transmitter. following the polarity indications.
The transmitter batteries are depleted. Put new batteries in the transmitter.

The transmitter is too far from the Get closer to the receiver or reduce the level of
the receiver or the SQUELCH level is adjusted SQUELCH.
too high.
There are obstacles between the transmitter and the Remove the obstacles.
receptor.
There is no eye contact between the transmitter and avoid the points from which it cannot be.
receptor. see the receptor.
The receiver is too close to objects Remove the annoying objects or install the
metallic. receptor something further away.
Antenna position. Install the receiver in another location.

Inconveniences from other wireless devices, Disconnect the annoying devices or

Noises, crackles or unwanted signals
televisions, radios, radio equipment or defective or use the Percpetion wireless
electrical installations or devices with another carrier frequency; have the
defective. electrical installation.
The GAIN regulator has been overly adjusted. Turn the GAIN regulator until it is eliminated.
high or low. the distortions.
Inconveniences from other wireless devices, Disconnect the annoying devices or
televisions, radio, radio electrical equipment or
defective or use the Percpetion wireless
Distortions electrical installations or devices with another carrier frequency; have it reviewed
defective. electrical installation.
Antenna position. Install the receiver in another location. In case of
let the dropouts remain, mark and
avoid the critical points.

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7 Technical Data

HT 45 PT 45 SR 45
Carrier frequency 500 - 865 MHz 500 - 865 MHz 500 - 865 MHz
Modulation FM FM FM
Transmission bandwidth 70 - 20,000 Hz 40 - 20,000 Hz 40 - 20,000 Hz
of audio
Distortion coefficient at 1 kHz typ. 0.8% 0.8% 0.8%
Signal/noise distance tip. 105 dB(A) tip. 105 dB(A) tip. 105 dB(A)
Emission power 10 mW 10 mW
Power supply voltage 1x 1.5 V AA size battery 1x 1.5 V AA size battery -
Service hours 10 h 10 h -
Squelch Entry Threshold - - from -100 to -70 dBm adjustable
Audio output - - XLR female and 6.3 mm jack male:
adjustable from level of
microphone to line level.
Output level in deviation
nominal: 500 mV eff.
Dimensions 229 x 53 x 53 mm 60 x 74 x 30 mm 200 x 190 x 44 mm
Net weight 214 g 60 g 360 g

This product complies with the standards indicated in the declaration of conformity. It may
request the declaration of conformity at [Link] or by email
email to sales@[Link].

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