PYLE Audio PDWM4400 operation manual Front Panel

	3		FRONT PANEL					3
1	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
	PDWM4400 VHF PROFESSIONAL FOUR CHANNEL WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM
	VOLUME		VOLUME		VOLUME		VOLUME
	RF	AF LEVEL	RF	AF LEVEL	RF	AF LEVEL	RF	AF LEVEL
	CHANNEL 1		CHANNEL 2		CHANNEL 3		CHANNEL 4

REAR PANEL

MIXED

XLR MIXED

		POWER
16	2	12	13	14	15	16

1.	Power Indicator		7. CH-2		AF Indicator	13.	CH-2 Volume Control
2.	Power Switch		8. CH-3		RF Signal Indicator	14.	CH-3 Volume Control
3. Antenna			9. CH-3		AF Indicator	15.	CH-4 Volume Control
4.	CH-1	RF Signal Indicator	10.	CH-4 RF Signal Indicator		16.	Rack Mounts
5.	CH-1	AF Indicator	11.	CH-4 AF Indicator
6.	CH-2	RF Signal Indicator	12.	CH-1 Volume Control

17 18 19

17.Mixed balanced output jack 18.Mixed unbalanced output jack 19.Individual unbalanced output jack 20.Squelch adjustor

21.DC Power in

SQUELCH

20 21

Attach the two antennas and extend them vertically. Switch on the receiver. The red power indicator will come on. Switch on the transmitter. The red indicator RF/Channel1, RF/Channel2, RF/Channel3, RF/Channel4 will come on to indicate signal reception. The green AF LEVEL meters indicate the audio level.

Adjust the volume of receiver, transmitters and amplifier. Please switch off the receiver, transmitters and amplifier when the wireless microphone system is not being used.

The squelch control on the rear of the receiver is preset at the factory. If you must use the system in an area with considerable RF interference and there is some noise from the receiver when your transmitter is off, you can adjust the squelch control so that the system will receive the signal from your transmitter only but squelch or eliminate the unwanted background RF noise. This adjustment can

cause reduction in useable range of the wireless transmitter, so set the control to the lowest position that reliablely mutes the unwanted RF signals.

Note that switching the microphone on and off can cause interference that will be heard if the microphone volume level of the amplifier system is still set high.