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Channel Plans

Group K 470–494MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

00

470.125 20

474.625 40

479.125 60

483.625 80

488.125

01

470.350 21

474.850 41

479.350 61

483.850 81

488.350

02

470.575 22

475.075 42

479.575 62

484.075 82

488.575

03

470.800 23

475.300 43

479.800 63

484.300 83 488.800

04

471.025 24

475.525 44

480.025 64

484.525 84

489.025

05

471.250 25

475.750 45

480.250 65

484.750 85

489.250

06

471.475 26

475.975 46

480.475 66

484.975 86

489.475

07

471.700 27

476.200 47

480.700 67

485.200 87

489.700

08

471.925 28

476.425 48

480.925 68

485.425 88

489.925

09

472.150 29

476.650 49

481.150 69

485.650 89

490.150

10

472.375 30

476.875 50

481.375 70

485.875 90

490.375

11

472.600 31

477.100 51

481.600 71

486.100 91

490.600

12

472.825 32

477.325 52

481.825 72

486.325 92

490.825

13

473.050 33

477.550 53

482.050 73

486.550 93

491.050

14

473.275 34

477.775 54

482.275 74

486.775 94

491.275

15

473.500 35

478.000 55

482.500 75

487.000 95

491.500

16

473.725 36

478.225 56

482.725 76

487.225 96

491.725

17

473.950 37

478.450 57

482.950 77

487.450 97

491.950

18

474.175 38

478.675 58

483.175 78

487.675 98

492.175

19

474.400 39

478.900 59

483.400 79

487.900 99

492.400

Group D** 542–566MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

CH

MHz

00

542.125 20

546.625 40

551.125 60

555.625 80

560.125

01

542.350 21

546.850 41

551.350 61

555.850 81

560.350

02

542.575 22

547.075 42

551.575 62

556.075 82

560.575

03

542.800 23

547.300 43

551.800 63

556.300 83

560.800

04

543.025 24

547.525 44

552.025 64

556.525 84

561.025

05

543.250 25

547.750 45

552.250 65

556.750 85

561.250

06

543.475 26

547.975 46

552.475 66

556.975 86

561.475

07

543.700 27

548.200 47

552.700 67

557.200 87

561.700

08

543.925 28

548.425 48

552.925 68

557.425 88

561.925

09

544.150 29

548.650 49

553.150 69

557.650 89

562.150

10

544.375 30

548.875 50

553.375 70

557.875 90

562.375

11

544.600 31

549.100 51

553.600 71

558.100 91

562.600

12

544.825 32

549.325 52

553.825 72

558.325 92

562.825

13

545.050 33

549.550 53

554.050 73

558.550 93

563.050

14

545.275 34

549.775 54

554.275 74

558.775 94

563.275

15

545.500 35

550.000 55

554.500 75

559.000 95

563.500

16

545.725 36

550.225 56

554.725 76

559.225 96

563.725

17

545.950 37

550.450 57

554.950 77

559.450 97

563.950

18

546.175 38

550.675 58

555.175 78

559.675 98

564.175

19

546.400 39

550.900 59

555.400 79

559.900 99

564.400

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Summary of Contents for CONCERT 288M

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 15 This appliance shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing water and that no object filled with liquid such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus 16 Caution to prevent elect...

Page 3: ...quipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from ...

Page 4: ...er Samson products in the future Also be sure to check out our website www samsontech com for complete information about our full product line We recommend you keep the following records for reference as well as a copy of your sales receipt Receiver Serial number _________________________________________ Transmitter Serial number ______________________________________ Transmitter Serial number ___...

Page 5: ...s to enter manual channel selection IR set mode the display will flash slowly This will send the receiver s current selected channel to the transmitter 3 LED Display The two digit 7 segment LED display shows the receiver s current operating channel 4 READY Indicator This indicator lights green when the AR299m is receiving RF signal and the system is ready to use 5 IR Transmitter During IR SET an i...

Page 6: ... 8 jacks when connecting the AR299m to consumer 10 dBV audio equipment Both jacks carry a combined signal of CH1 CH2 Wiring is as follows tip hot sleeve ground 3 CH 1 CH 2 XLR OUTPUTS Use these electronically balanced low impedance 600 Ohm XLR jacks when connecting the AR299m to professional 4 dBu audio equipment Pin wiring is as follows Pin 1 ground Pin 2 high hot and Pin 3 low cold AR299m Receiv...

Page 7: ...ED Mute Flashing GREEN Low Battery 3 Power Mute Switch Press and hold to turn the unit on or off Press and release to mute or unmute the transmitter 4 Belt Clip Use this clip to fasten the CB88 transmitter to a belt 5 Battery Cover Release Push in both sides and pull back to open the CB88 battery cover 6 Antenna This permanently attached transmitter antenna should be fully extended during normal o...

Page 8: ...PEAK light stops lighting 8 Battery Holder Insert two standard AA LR6 batteries here being sure to observe the plus and minus polarity markings shown Although rechargeable Ni Cad batteries can be used they do not supply adequate current for more than four hours WARNING Do not insert the batteries backwards doing so can cause severe damage to the CB88 and will void your warranty 9 IR Lens This wind...

Page 9: ... can be used they do not supply adequate current for more than four hours WARNING Do not insert the batteries backwards doing so can cause severe damage to the CH88 and will void your warranty 5 Input GAIN Control This control adjusts the transmitter input sensitivity For optimal performance using the included screwdriver set the input GAIN control to where you see the AR299m PEAK indicator start ...

Page 10: ...door 3 Install two AA LR6 batteries paying close attention to polarity markings 4 Slide battery cover back onto transmitter body and turn clockwise to close 5 CB88 press both sides of battery release to open the battery door 6 Install two AA LR6 batteries paying close attention to polarity markings 7 Close the battery door WARNING Do not insert the batteries backwards doing so can cause severe dam...

Page 11: ...9m receiver to scan for an available channel Once the optimal channel is selected the receiver will enter IR Set mode The display will flash slowly in IR Set mode If you want to set a transmitter to the receiver s currently selected channel press and hold the SET button for more than 10 seconds until the display flashes slowly to enter IR Set mode directly figure 1 5 With transmitter POWER set to ...

Page 12: ...torted Audio The receiver output level or audio input device level may be too high Check the transmitters batteries and replace if low The input gain on the transmitter CB88 CH88 or audio source level may be too high Audio Dropout The transmitter may be too far away from the receiver Move it closer to the receiver or reposition the antennas Remove any sources that may cause RF interference such as...

Page 13: ...b 93 g CH88 Handheld Transmitter Microphone Element Dynamic Input Gain Range 28 dB RF Power 10 mW EIRP Power Requirements Two AA LR6 alkaline batteries Battery Life 8 hours Dimensions HxØ 10 23 x 2 1 260mm x 54mm Weight 0 48 lb 218 g AR299m Receiver Audio Output Level 1 8 3 5mm 1 4 6 3mm jack unbalanced 14dBu XLR jack balanced 9dBu Audio Output Impedance 1 8 3 5mm 1 4 6 3 mm jack unbalanced 1 1K O...

Page 14: ...18 474 175 38 478 675 58 483 175 78 487 675 98 492 175 19 474 400 39 478 900 59 483 400 79 487 900 99 492 400 Group D 542 566MHz CH MHz CH MHz CH MHz CH MHz CH MHz 00 542 125 20 546 625 40 551 125 60 555 625 80 560 125 01 542 350 21 546 850 41 551 350 61 555 850 81 560 350 02 542 575 22 547 075 42 551 575 62 556 075 82 560 575 03 542 800 23 547 300 43 551 800 63 556 300 83 560 800 04 543 025 24 54...

Page 15: ...9 826 925 38 830 100 57 824 825 76 828 825 01 824 125 20 828 125 39 831 200 58 826 025 77 829 225 02 825 325 21 828 525 40 823 625 59 827 425 78 830 600 03 826 725 22 829 900 41 824 625 60 828 625 79 831 700 04 827 925 23 831 000 42 825 825 61 829 025 05 828 325 24 823 425 43 827 225 62 830 400 06 829 700 25 824 425 44 828 425 63 831 500 07 830 800 26 825 625 45 828 825 64 823 925 08 823 225 27 82...

Page 16: ...11801 Phone 1 800 3 SAMSON www samsontech com Follow us Having Trouble with your Concert 288m Wireless System We can help CONTACT OUR SUPPORT TEAM support samsontech com Our experts can help you resolve any issues samson samsontech samson_technologies ...

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