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INFRA RED WIRELESS SYSTEM
User’s Guide
IRR-30 / IRR-15 Receiver IRH-15c / IRB-10c / IRN-10 Transmitter
IRD-10/IRD-30/IRD-60 Sensors
Due to constant improvements, specifications are subject to change without a prior notice.
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Index Specification IRR-15/IRR-30 Receiver Page Subject Sub-carrier Frequency 2.06MHz&2.56MHzIRR-15: 1CH IRR-30:2CH Type Super Heterodyne-Crystal Controlled 2 Important Safety Instructions Modulation FM 3 Handling care for Ni-MH battery S/N Ratio More than 90dB 4 Introduction Reception Sensitivity More than 25dBV Audio Output Adjustment Mic:-20dB maxLine: 0dB max 5 Feature Audio Output
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Microphone Suggestions Maintenance and Care In addition to the attached uni-directional microphone, any one of many fine external microphones Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose dangerous can be used. In the case of head or collar worn mics is that it would be possible to increase the voltage or otherhazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. gain (volume) without adding feedback noise. This is due to the proximity of th
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Introduction Charger Thank you for selecting the Azden "RED" infrared system as your wireless solution. We are confident that it will About AC/DC adapter perform beyond your expectations. For over 40 years Azden Corporation has been creating technologically Use Azden recommending AC/DC adapter for recharging advanced products. By taking advantage of the latest in CAD design and SMT production techniques, Azden's the battery on the transmitter unit. engineers are able to produce products that e
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Feature The IRD-10/30/60 External Sensor Receiver To increase the working range of the system, up to three external sensors can beadded. External New circuit design for minimizing the interference with the Plasma display . sensors are powered by the receiver and can be plugged into the "EXT.SENSOR INPUTS" (9) on the rear panel. Plugging into inputs 1 and/or 2 (9) adds to the built-in front sensor (3) and extends New method for eliminating the strident noise. the working range by 15m with IRD-
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System Configuration IRH-15c Handheld Microphone Infrared handheld mic.: IRH-15c IRD-30 Amplifier IRR-30 2CH Transmitter 1, Microphone head 2, Power Indication LED Green color is indicated when the power is on. Installation case beside Plasma Display Monitor If it is red color, battery charging requires. Charge the batteries by AC/DC adapter(BC-29) or replacing with fresh 2-"AA" Alkarine batteries. 3, Power On switch IRR-30 The mic. start working by sliding the switc
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5. Using the IRB-10c: IRR-30 Receiver Set up After inserting fresh batteries, the IRB-10c can be powered by sliding the ON/OFF Switch (4) to the ON position. The Power LED will glow when the IRB-10c is powered ON as will the red LED on I. Receiver Front Panel: the front panel of the IRR-30 which corresponds to the chosen channel. Be sure to slide the Power Switch to OFF when not in use to preserve battery life. The Power LED on the mic will turn from green to red to indicate "Low Battery". T
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IRR-15 Receiver Set up IRB-10c Transmitter I. Receiver Front Panel: 1. Power/Volume control - turn the receiver On and Off,adjust the mic output gain. 2. Power LED - Indicate the power state of the receiver.(RED:Power on,Green:Receiving signal) 3. Receiving Seonsor - internal receiving infrared sensors. II. Receiver Rear Panel: 1. Batteries for the IRB-10c: The IRB-10c uses two "AA" batteries for power. They are placed in the battery compartment. After sliding the battery case door off, ca
