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2-Channel
Diversity UHF Receiver
These instructions are intended for users with-
out any specific technical knowledge . Please
read these instructions carefully prior to oper-
ation and keep them for later reference .
All operating elements and connections de-
scribed can be found on the fold-out page 3 .
1 Overview
1.1 Front panel
1 Receiving antennas
2 Control section for receiver unit RX 1
3 Control section for receiver unit RX 2
4 Button POWER to switch on (press button
briefly) or off (keep button pressed for a
while)
5 Mounting bracket for rack installation of
the unit
6 Button REMOSET to set the transmitter to
the group and the channel of the receiver
unit
☞
chapter 6 .2
7 Button
▼
: in the setting modes to search
in descending order when selecting the
group, the channel and the identification
number and to deactivate the scan function
and the lock function
8 Button SET
to activate the setting modes one after
another
group (keep button pressed for a while)
channel scan function identifi-
cation number lock function
and to confirm the settings
Note: When the lock function has been activated
[indication LOCK (e)], you will only be able to
activate the setting mode for the lock function
☞
(
chapter 6 .1 .4) .
▲
9 Button
: in the setting modes to search in
ascending order when selecting the group,
the channel and the identification number
and to activate the scan function and the
lock function
10 LC display
a indication RF (radio frequency) for the
power of the radio signal received
b indication AF (audio frequency) for the
volume of the audio signal received
c diversity indication
A
which of the two antennas receives the
more powerful radio signal
d battery symbol to show the status of the
batteries in the transmitter in 4 levels
e indication LOCK when the lock function
has been activated
f indication MUTE when the muting func-
tion has been activated
muting activated when
– no radio signal is received from the
transmitter or when the signal is poor
– the transmitter has been muted
(possible for transmitter IN-264TH / 5
only)
g indication of the channel group
h indication of the channel
1.2 Rear panel
11 Audio outputs (XLR, bal .), one each for the
receiver units RX 1 and RX 2: to connect a
microphone input or highly sensitive line
input, e . g . of a mixer or amplifier
12 Squelch controls, one each for the receiver
units RX 1 and RX 2, to adjust the squelch
threshold
13 Switches, one each for the receiver units
RX 1 and RX 2, to attenuate the level of the
signal at the corresponding XLR output (11)
14 Audio output (6 .3 mm jack, bal .) for the
mixed signal of the receiver units RX 1 and
RX 2 for connection to a microphone input
or highly sensitive line input, e . g . of a mixer
or amplifier
15 Switch to attenuate the level of the mixed
signal at the 6 .3 mm output jack (14)
16 Power supply jack to connect the power
supply unit provided
17 BNC antenna jacks for the two antennas
(1) provided
2 Safety Notes
The units (receiver and power supply unit) cor-
respond to all relevant directives of the EU and
are therefore marked with
WARNING The power supply unit uses dan-
•
The units are suitable for indoor use only . Pro-
tect them against dripping water and splash
water, high air humidity and heat (admissible
ambient temperature range: 0 – 40 °C) .
•
Immediately disconnect the power supply
unit from the socket
1 . if one of the units is visibly damaged,
2 . if a defect might have occurred after a
unit was dropped or suffered a similar
accident,
3 . if malfunctions occur .
In any case the units must be repaired by
skilled personnel .
•
For cleaning only use a dry, soft cloth; never
use water or chemicals .
•
No guarantee claims for the units and no
liability for any resulting personal damage or
or
to show
B
material damage will be accepted if the units
are used for other purposes than originally
intended, if they are not correctly connected
or operated, or if they are not repaired in an
expert way .
If the units are to be put out of oper-
ation definitively, take them to a local
recycling plant for a disposal which is
not harmful to the environment .
3 Applications
Combined with two transmitters IN-264TB / 5
or IN-264TH / 5 from JTS, the UHF PLL receiver
IN-264R / 5 creates a two-channel wireless audio
transmission system ideally suited for profes-
sional stage applications . Both receiver units
of the IN-264R / 5 use the diversity technology:
The signal transmitted is received by two anten-
.
gerous mains voltage . Leave ser-
vicing to skilled personnel only .
Inexpert handling of the unit
may result in electric shock .
nas placed at a distance from each other and
then checked for its quality . The signal with the
highest signal quality will be used .
The transmission system operates in the
UHF range 506 – 542 MHz . Six channel groups
with preset channels in different numbers
(22 max .) are available . Frequency matching is
very easy: Via a radio signal, the receiver unit
will set the transmitter to the same transmission
frequency (REMOSET function) .
3.1 Conformity and approval
Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL declare
that the receiver IN-264R / 5 complies with the
directive 2014 / 53 / EU . The EU declaration of
conformity is available on the Internet:
www .jts-europe .com
Restrictions or requirements apply in the
following countries:
CZ
DE
EL
IT
LT
MT
In the Federal Republic of Germany, the re-
ceiver requires a frequency assignment (for
which a fee is charged) . In other countries, it is
necessary to apply for a corresponding approval .
Prior to operating the unit outside Germany,
please contact the MONACOR subsidiary or
the corresponding authorities of the respective
country . Links to the national authorities can be
found via the following Internet address:
www .cept .org
tECC
tTopics
tOther spectrum topics: SRD Regulations
and indicative list of equipment sub-classes
tEFIS and National Frequency Tables
4 Rack Installation
Either use the receiver as a desktop unit or
install it into a rack for units with a width of
482 mm (19") . For rack installation, unscrew
the four feet . Fasten the two mounting brack-
ets (5) provided via two screws each to the left
and right sides of the receiver .
5 Connection
1) Insert the two antennas (1) provided into the
antenna jacks ANT . 1 and ANT . 2 (17) . Place
the antennas in a vertical position .
Hint: To increase the transmission range and the
interference resistance, the antenna amplifiers
UB-900I can be inserted . The amplifiers are supplied
with power via the antenna jacks of the receiver .
2) To connect the subsequent unit, e . g . mixer
or amplifier, the following audio outputs are
available:
AF OUTPUT BALANCED (11)
balanced XLR outputs, one each for the
signal of the receiver unit RX 1 and the
signal of the receiver unit RX 2, for con-
nection to a microphone input or highly
sensitive line input
AF OUTPUT Mixed / BALANCED (14)
balanced 6 .3 mm output jack for the
mixed signal of the two receiver units,
for connection to a microphone input or
a highly sensitive line input;
for connection to an unbalanced input,
use the cable provided
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