VocoPro UHF-5900 owner manual Basic Operations

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Basic Operations

Setting Up with Stage Monitors/P.A. System

If you will be using the UHF-5900 with stage monitors and/or a P.A. system, try the following:

Place the stage monitor directly in front of the microphone.

Locate the P.A. loudspeakers so that they point away from the rear of the microphone. (With the speakers located in these positions, the possibility of feedback is greatly reduced).

Always check the stage setup before a performance to ensure optimum placement of microphone and monitors.

NOTE: Every wireless microphone installation is a unique situation, and can present a variety of problems. Never attempt a live performance without

rst conducting a “walkthrough” test of the system in the performing area. If major changes (additional wireless systems or intercoms, relocation of scenery, etc.) have been made since the last walk-through test, check the wireless system again, as close to performance time as possible.

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Avoiding Interference

As with all RF devices, interference can be a problem. While some causes of interference are unavoidable, others can be avoided by taking certain precautions. Below are some helpful hints to avoid unwanted interference.

Make sure that the operating frequencies used with you wireless system do not coincide with local TV station broadcast frequencies.

If using multiple systems, or within range of other systems, check all wireless frequencies in use to make sure that no two frequencies are being used at the same time.

For all operating frequencies, make sure there is at least 1 MHz between each frequency.

Before using a system in a new location or another city, perform a walk-though to check for new problems.

Check the squelch control setting on the receiver. A higher squelch setting provides better protection against interference. However, since a high setting also can cause a reduction in operating range, set the control to the lowest position that reliably mutes the interference.

Make certain that all batteries are fresh and new. Weak batteries make a system more susceptible to interference.

If not in use, power down electronic equipment such as computers, CD players, and other digital devices, as they are a common source of wireless interference; especially if they are in close proximity to the receiver.

As much as feasible, keep computers and other digital devices at least 3 feet away from the wireless receiver and/ or its antennas.

Improving Range

To get the most usable range out of your wireless microphone system, follow the helpful hints below.

Always try to keep an unobstructed line of site between the wireless receiver’s antennas and the wireless transmitters. Metal objects between the wireless transmitters and receiver commonly reduce the operating range.

When mounting the wireless receiver, avoid mounting it behind other electronic equipment, low to the ground, or in remote equipment/sound rooms.

As far as feasible, minimize the amount of squelch applied to channels; the higher the squelch setting, the lesser the operating range.

When operating the wireless system, keep all wireless transmitters at least 10 feet away from the receiver and its antennas. Wireless transmitters in close proximity can overload the receiver and reduce its overall sensitivity, as well as possibly cause interference with other channels on the system.

Use only high-quality alkaline batteries in the wireless transmitters. Other types of batteries might not provide suffi cient voltage and capacity for full power transmission.

Position the receiver antennas so they do not touch each other.

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Contents UHF-5900 Table of Contents Risk of Shock FCC Information Welcome Some common decibel ranges Listening for a LifetimeFeatures Getting Connected Connecting PowerConnecting Audio Mounting the UHF-5900 in a Rack Connecting AntennasAttaching the Rack Brackets Front Panel Descriptions and FunctionsRear Panel Module Display WindowMicrophones Setting up the Microphones Automatic Setup Setting the Frequencies AutomaticallyManual Setup Setting the Frequencies ManuallyUsing the Wireless Mics Basic Operations Advanced Operation Testing a Channel for Outside InterferenceGroup UHF-5900 Frequency ListTV Channel Frequencies USA There is no power TroubleshootingPage Page VocoPro 2011

UHF-5900 specifications

The VocoPro UHF-5900 is an advanced wireless microphone system designed to provide exceptional sound quality and reliable performance for a variety of applications. Suitable for both professional performers and casual entertainers, this system combines cutting-edge technologies with user-friendly features, making it a top choice in the world of wireless audio.

One of the standout features of the UHF-5900 is its UHF (Ultra High Frequency) operation, which offers a broader frequency range and reduces the risk of interference from other electronic devices. This ensures crystal-clear audio transmission, even in crowded environments. The system operates on multiple frequency channels, allowing users to easily switch channels if one becomes congested, ensuring uninterrupted performance during live events or recordings.

The UHF-5900 comes equipped with two handheld microphones, ideal for duets, group performances, or karaoke events. Each microphone features a high-quality dynamic capsule, which provides rugged reliability and delivers clear, professional-grade sound. The microphones are designed to be easy to use, with an ergonomic grip that allows performers to maintain comfort while on stage.

Another key technological advancement in the UHF-5900 is its automatic frequency scanning feature. This enables the system to search for the clearest channel automatically, saving time during setup and minimizing sound disruptions. Users can also manually select frequencies if needed, offering flexibility for various environments.

The receiver of the UHF-5900 is not only compact and portable but also equipped with dual antenna diversity. This technology helps minimize dropouts and ensures stable audio transmission, even when the performers move around the stage or venue. The device features adjustable volume controls for each channel, allowing for precise volume adjustments to suit different settings and ensuring that audio levels remain balanced.

Additionally, the UHF-5900 includes audio outputs that are compatible with a wide range of audio equipment. With both XLR and 1/4-inch output options, users can easily connect the receiver to mixing consoles, amplifiers, or powered speakers. The sleek, rack-mountable design of the receiver allows for easy integration into existing audio setups and works well in both professional and home environments.

Overall, the VocoPro UHF-5900 is a reliable and versatile choice for anyone seeking a robust wireless microphone system. Its impressive features, advanced technologies, and focus on user convenience make it an excellent investment for enhancing any audio performance, whether on stage or at home.