AKG Acoustics WMS 4000 manual Seminars, Specification Amount Description

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AKG WMS PRACTICAL EXAMPLES

WMS 4000 8-CHANNEL SETUP

EXAMPLE: 8-CHANNEL SYSTEM FOR VARIABLE ARRANGEMENTS OF SEMINAR ROOMS

Wireless systems are becoming increasingly popular for conference centers and seminar hotels. Unlike open-air events and large-scale performance facilities, the main focus here is not on coverage or the optimal utilization of as many channels as possible, but maximum fle- xibility.

Several events taking place at the same time, adaptable sizes of seminar rooms, and a high level of reliability, combined with maximum mobility of lecturers – these are the essential parameters that need to be considered when planning wireless systems for seminar centers.

The example of a typical seminar hotel can demonstrate the large variety of options avail- able to organizers with a well-designed 8-chan- nel system.

Optimum room coverage via high-performance antennas and diversity reception for preventing dead spots are the key prerequisites. Anything from one to eight channels must be available for three structurally separated rooms, one of which can be divided by a variable partition. Optimum RF coverage of each room is ensured by one pair of booster antennas per room and two pairs in the variable room.

This arrangement maintains full diversity func- tionality even if the room is partitioned. The various antenna cables from the seminar rooms are joined together by antenna combiners and the signals distributed to the receivers via antenna splitters. Where longer cable runs are needed, additional antenna boosters are inte- grated into the line.

To save space, the wireless system can be mounted in a rack or placed in a separate equipment room. This unobtrusive installation will not impair the effect of the interior decora- tion.

Seminars

At seminars and lectures held in relatively small rooms, care must be taken to identify possible dead spots that can occur despite the short distances. Furniture, people, lots of electronic devices (luminescent tubes!), curtains, blinds etc. can cause wireless systems to fail even in con- fined spaces. We recommend using a true diversity system in conjunction with high-performance antennas.

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Specification:

 

 

Amount

Item

Description

8 x

SR 4000

True diversity receiver

4 x

CU 4000

Charging unit

8 x

HT/PT 4000

Handheld or portable transmitter

2 x

PS 4000

Antenna splitter

2 x

PSU 4000

Central power supply unit

6 x

ZAPD 21

Antenna combiner

8 x

RA 4000 B

Booster antenna

4 x

AB 4000

Antenna booster

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Contents Wireless Page Wireless Technology for the Future Pioneer in Acoustics for Over 50 YearsHow it all started … Die DYN Series120 DYN Founders Dr. Rudolf Görike and Ing. Ernst Pless12 a 180Early products Company nameBreakthrough Expansion coursePeter Wolf Rock me AmadeusAKG expands its activities in the wireless market Turning pointWMS New research centerHOW Radio Signals are Transmitted Case for wireless micsJust like a radio set Radio waves instead of cablesSignal propagation Positioning the receiverRule no WavelengthBandwidth Frequency Modulation FMInterference Example of AKG WMS 40 carrier frequenciesModular Solutions to Meet Individual Requirements Clip-on or head-worn microphone For presentersHead-worn microphone for extreme Activities like aerobics and sportsHandheld Mics for Lead and Backing Vocals On/off switch VolumeMicrophone cleaning and maintenance Angle of incidencePT 40 Portable transmitter Mini XLR connector Rear panel and battery compartmentHEAD-WORN Mics for Lead and Backing Vocals Flexible antennaSR 40 diversity Receiver ON/OFF switch AntennasAF LEDs Alternative receivers Diversity LEDsBattery compartment XLR connectorSO 40 snapon transmitter Release button Color codeXLR connector pin 2 hot Setting the squelch thresholdBattery charging made easy TM 40 Transmitter module Status LEDWireless and supremely flexible On/Off switch AF LEDs3700M 3800M 880MMP 40 Micropen for Presenters Cable compartmentMicrophone Color code pen clipMP 40 micropen in handheld mode PR 40 Portable receiver ON/OFF switchDetachable microphone Put it in your pocket …More Goodies for Presenters PT 40 Bodypack transmitterWith C 444 L head-worn or C 417 L lavalier microphone With proven D 880M microphone elementAvoiding feedback 444 L417 L Wireless Systems for Maximum Mobility Training communicationsPR 40 Portable receiver PT 40 careAKG WMS 40 UHF for Instruments Radio Links for Portable InstrumentsConnecting to microphone or line inputs MicroMic C 411 L pickupInstrument MicroMics Instrument MicroMic Instrument MicroMicsJack plug AccessoriesGB 40 Guitarbug for Guitar and Bass FlexJack for all electric bass models Guitar system in a bagFlexJack for all electric guitar models HOW Multichannel Technology Works Use before each performance WMS frequency band with TV transmitterIntermodulation Automatic frequency setup Shadow loss Multipath transmissionProblem poor audio Troubleshooting HintsProblem no sound microphone does not function Modular Solutions for Custom Reqirements SR 400 Receiver On/Off switch Recessed level control Status LEDsBacklit LC display Metal caseAuto setup Rehearsal modeRange of accessories for complex applications Infrared transmissionOn-Mute/Program-Off switch Extremely rugged spring steel mesh grillInfrared sensor HT 400 Handheld transmitter DisplayRugged mini XLR connector Jack for external mute switchBattery status display Frequency preset LCD display Frequency in MHz Low battery capacity warningInput jack for a local or central power supply e.g., PSU User Friendly Quick ChargerLocking DC jack Integrated charging contacts for direct chargingPSU 4000 Central power supply unit AB 4000 Antenna boosterRA 4000 B Omnidirectional wideband booster antenna HPA 4000 Headphone amplifierSetting UP Multichannel Systems IP 3 InterceptFrequencies Microphone a carrier frequencySpectrum analyzer trace Frequency Management a good idea for any multichannel system Here is a proven way to add clean frequencies Far-near differenceStage a Stage B Band I + 0,15Modular Solutions for Professional Requirements SELECTING, Placing and Using Antennas Signal loss caused by the audienceSkin Fat Muscle CartilageSELECTING, PLACING, and Using Antennas Cable position a Cable position BCable type Impedance GageShort antenna cable runs Drawbacks Stadium exampleStadium theater, opera house example TV studio Theater Speech Vocals Guitar/Bass InstrumentsLive sound RA 4000 B CU 4000/BP HUB 4000 Network concentratorSRA 1 Passive wideband dirctional antenna Battery status readout Frequency presetsAutomatic gain setting Battery compartment Jog switchJack for remote Mute switch Silent Mode settingInscribable color code element Magnesium body Hidden pilot toneCUTTING-EDGE True Diversity Receiver Backlit display Half-rack 19 all-metal caseProgrammable status display SR 4000 ReceiverBattery life display Environment Scan and Rehearsal ModeEnvironment Scan Professional XLR and jack outputsIntelligent WAY to Power WMS 4000 Transmitters Charging status display LED Recovery key and LEDCU 4000 Charging unit Lockable DC jack Such as a PSUIntegrated temperature sensor CU 4000 Charging unit in a flight caseInternal RAM Data interface to transmitter electronicsDaisy-chaining outputs BNC antenna outputsBNC antenna inputs AKG WMS PS Selecting and placing antennas Antennas Tailored to Every SituationCabling example/cable lengths ASU 4000 Remote powerd adapter for antennas SRA 1 Passive wideband directional antennaSRA 2B Active wideband directional antenna ZAPD-21 Antenna combinerStandard PC accessories. This allows you to Link Between the WMS 4000 and a PC NetworkAs RF levels on site. This makes it incredibly Example WMS 4000/PC networkYou can even set up the basic parameters Get a Cup Setup Mode Moving PC Rehearsal ModeYour Computer AS a WMS 4000 Control Center Ensures maximum operating reliabilityAKG WMS 4000 Power Supply Recommended headphones Monitoring Without a MixerLine input jacks, DC input lockable Jog control StudioSpecification Amount Description SeminarsRA 4000 B PSUAmount Description Example 10-CHANNEL System for Tour SoundTour Sound AKG WMS Practical Examples Example 16-CHANNEL System for Mobile USE Vienna KonzerthausWMS 4000 Wiring WMS 4000 mobile rackGala Musical Couples, August Detailed system layout is shown on the following pagesWMS 4000 16-CHANNEL Setup AKG WMS Practical Examples Example 46-CHANNEL System for AN Opera House High-tech for pure enjoymentStage Channels Channels WMS 4000 1-CHANNEL Setup SpecificationAKG WMS Practical Examples Guitar Violin and violaBanjo See guitar. top rightSaxophone ClarinetTubas TromboneAV/sound company Bars and clubsSound systems Meeting and social roomsAKG Wireless Systems AT a Glance Microtools HT/PTMP 40 micropen ALL the Specs AT a GlanceSystem PR 40 diversity Mounting kit, 2 antennasDefinitions from a to Z Electromagnetic Wave Spectrum Distortion EnvironmentDirectional Antenna DiversityPhantom Power FeedbackFrequency Management Frequency ModulationHypercardioid Ultra-directional CardioidPop Noise Pressure Gradient MicrophoneSignal Loss Signal-to-noise S/N RatioReflection Remote AntennaIndex Selected KeywordsAppendix Appendix Appendix Appendix Appendix Page AKG ACOUSTICS, U.S
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WMS 40, WMS 400, WMS 4000 specifications

AKG Acoustics has long been recognized as a premier brand in the professional audio industry, particularly in the realm of wireless microphone systems. Among its celebrated offerings, the WMS 4000, WMS 400, and WMS 40 series stand out for their advanced technology and robust performance, catering to a range of applications from live performances to studio recordings.

Starting with the WMS 4000, this system is engineered for versatility and reliability. It features a sophisticated transmission diversity system that minimizes dropouts and ensures clear audio quality. The WMS 4000 offers an extensive frequency range, accommodating diverse environments and frequencies. A standout feature is its digital pilot tone, which automatically mutes the transmitter when it is switched off, effectively preventing unwanted noise during transitions. With a range of up to 300 meters, the WMS 4000 is ideal for large venues, allowing performers ample space to move without compromising sound quality.

Next, the WMS 400 series maintains the high standards set by its predecessor while providing a more accessible option for mid-level performers. It combines ease of use with quality audio performance, boasting a user-friendly interface that simplifies setup and operation. The WMS 400 employs an efficient frequency management system, which automatically scans the environment to select the best frequencies available, ensuring optimal performance with minimal interference. The system also features a rugged metal chassis, enhancing durability for live applications.

The WMS 40 series serves as an entry-level solution, perfect for beginners and small venues. It is lightweight and features a straightforward design, making it easy to operate for users without extensive technical knowledge. One of its most notable characteristics is its plug-and-play functionality, allowing for quick setup without complicated configurations. The WMS 40 series also offers excellent sound quality through its crystal-clear audio transmission and robust reception, making it a popular choice for schools, theaters, and small events.

All of these systems benefit from AKG's heritage in sound engineering, incorporating advanced audio processing technologies that ensure superior sound fidelity. They also come with a variety of microphone options, including handheld, lavalier, and headworn microphones, providing flexibility to meet different performance needs. Whether for a professional stage or an intimate setting, the AKG WMS series delivers outstanding performance, reliability, and user-friendly features that cater to a wide range of audio applications.