User Manual

Table Of Contents

UHF-10HHM HANDHELD WIRELESS MICROPHONE

Parts Description

1. Grille(capsule inside)

2. Power/low battery Indicator

3. Power ON/OFF/MUTE Switch

4. Battery Compartment/Cover

Operation

1. Open battery cover and install 2PCS AA batteries into battery compartment

with correct polarity. Then close the battery cover.

2. Slide power switch to "ON" position to turn on the microphone. Power

indicator will flash once and then go off. This indicates correct operation.

3. Now receiver RF indicator will light(Please confirm frequency of microphone

same as that of receiver before operation).

4. Slide power switch to center "MUTE" position to mute the sound.

5. During operation if power indicator lights red, this indicates the battery is

Iow. Please replace new battery.

6. After use please slide power switch to “OFF” position to turn off the

microphone. If you are not going to use the wireless microphone system for

a long period of time please take out the batteries from the microphone to

avoid possible battery leakage which may damage the microphone.

Frequency Range:

Frequency Stability: 10ppm

RF Output: <10mW

Modulation: FM

Max Deviation: 75KHz±

Spurious Emission: ≥40dB

Power Supply: 3V(2xAA batteries)

Current Consumption: 100mA

Specifications

517.6MHz or 521.5MHz or 533.7MHz or 537.2MHz

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UHF-10HHM HANDHELD WIRELESS MICROPHONE Parts Description 1 2 3 4 1. Grille(capsule inside) 2. Power/low battery Indicator 3. Power ON/OFF/MUTE Switch 4. Battery Compartment/Cover Operation 1. Open battery cover and install 2PCS AA batteries into battery compartment with correct polarity. Then close the battery cover. 2. Slide power switch to "ON" position to turn on the microphone. Power indicator will flash once and then go off. This indicates correct operation. 3.
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NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.