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Operating Instructions
Positioning:
The COMPACT 2C should be placed on a suitable stand (e.g. the MX180184 aluminium
tripod speaker stand). There is a “top hat” socket in the base of the unit, which will fit on a
standard 36mm diameter tube. It is always best to keep the speaker above the heads of your
audience and in front of the microphone.
Operating:
Switch on the COMPACT 2C and turn the Channel 1 volume (red knob) up to about
number 3. Switch on the microphone and talk normally directly into the grille.
You can adjust the volume to suit your audience, but, in order to avoid feedback (high
pitched whistling), do not point the microphone directly at the loudspeaker or stand directly in
front of the loudspeaker. If you are in a confined space, you may experience feedback at
lower levels, in which case you should turn down the volume.
Auxiliary Input
There is an auxiliary input channel on the COMPACT 2C, which can be used for:
•
A normal cable microphone (i.e. not a radio microphone). The microphone should be
plugged into the Cable Microphone Input (standard 1/4" jack socket).
•
A line level sound source (e.g. a CD player, a cassette player or a mixer). This sound
source should be plugged into the phono socket, which is labelled “Aux/Line Input”.
You can control the level of this auxiliary channel separately from the radio-microphone by
using the Aux/Cable Microphone volume control (blue knob).
COMPACT 2C (Model RP1- 40M/40SF2C40BN) Specifications
Carrier Frequency
MPT1345 approved (173.8 to 175 MHz)
Oscillation Mode
Quartz controlled
Max Deviation
15 kHz
Aerial (Antenna)
Built-in
Power Output
40 Watts into an 8 ohm load
THD
<1%
Frequency Response
50 Hz – 15KHz +/- 3dB
Speakers
Pair of high sensitivity 5 inch full range speakers
Power Supply
Mains-powered
Dimensions (mm)
310L x 190W x 345H
Weight
9 Kg
Operating Instructions for the MH-203/40SFXMH hand-held radio-
microphone and the MT-103H/40SFXMT4 belt-pack transmitter with
the MU-33/40SFXM53HN headset microphone or the
MU-50/40SFXMUL4 lapel microphone follow on pages 4 and 5.
If you need any advice or assistance, please
contact SoundRanger Ltd on 01737 247571
