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1. 14 EQ PRESETS 15 reserves the right to improve or alter any information suppied within this document without prior notice V1 1 AUG 16 2006 PHONIC INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the WM series of wireless kit for use with ac tive speakers With either the stereo or mono WM kits you are now fast on your way to becoming completely wireless in your audio set up The WM modules are not only fantastic in style and convenience however they are incredibly easy to use as this manual will no doubt prove Please have a thorough read of this user s manual before operating the VWM modules Inside this guide you will find information on the ease of your wireless set up as well as some great trouble shooting tips and a complete run down on your modules features After reading place the manual in an easy to remember place so that you can come back to it in future if ever necessary SYSTEM COMPONENTS WM SYS3 D includes 1x WM6O0 single channel transmitter 1x WM400 D L receiver 2x power supplies for WM60 and WM400 D L M6 M8 M10 screws Velcro strip WM SYS4 D includes 1x WM70 dual channel transmitter 1x WM400 D L left channel receiver 1x WM400 D R right channel receiver 3x power supplies for WM70 WM400 D L and WM400 D R M6 M8 M10 screws Velcro strip FEATURES e2. WM400 D s power input and an appropriate AC power source 3 Adjust the channel on both the WM60 WM400 D so they are identical If you wish to send and re ceive a signal successfully this is of utmost importance 4 Adjust the WM60 s WM400 D s antennas into a vertical position 5 Connect the WM400 D s XLR output to the input of your active speaker 6 Turn WM60 on first then the WM400 D 7 Provided you have a signal going out of your mixer and your Speaker is turned wireless transmission should be working WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D 5 PHONIC Dual Channel Setup With any active speakers users are able to wirelessly send stereo signals through the WM70 transmitter and WM400 D L WM400 D R receivers 1 Plug the mixer s main stereo output with a line level signal to the left and right inputs both XLR and 1 4 inputs can be connected to the com bo jacks of the WM70 transmitter Connect the provided DC power sup ply to the WM70 s and WM400 D s power inputs and an appropriate AC power source Adjust the channel on the WM70 and both WM400 D s so they are identi cal If you wish to send and receive a signal successfully this is of utmost importance 4 Make sure the WM70 is switched to stereo mode Turn the left and right level controls to around the o clock p
3. 21 PHONIC 2 o 12 12 N Hiss Reduction Cardboard Tube Bathtub 2 AAA 12 22 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC T Sizezie Cymbals Rap Drums Hype o 12 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D 12 0 N Electric Guitar Bandlimit 23 PHONIC N N Next Door Neighbor Nasal Distant 24 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL GEAR AND ACCESSORIES To purchase Phonic gear and optional accessories contact any authorized Phonic distributor For a list of Phonic distributors please visit our website at www phonic com and click on Get Gear You may also contact Phonic directly and we will assist you in locating a distributor near you SERVICE AND REPAIR Phonic has over 100 service centers worldwide For replacement parts service and repairs please contact the Phonic distributor in your country Phonic does not release service manuals to consumers and advice users to not attempt any self repairs as doing so voids all warranties You can locate a dealer near you at www phonic com WARRANTY INFORMATION Phonic stands behind every product we make with a no hassles warranty Warranty coverage may be extended depending on your region Phonic Corporation warra
4. Sig Clip Indicators the LED indicator will light up green when a signal is being received by the WM70 transmitter It will change to red when the signal level becomes excessive just 4dB before clipping Trim Control these controls adjust the level of the signal received via the Combo inputs on the rear that will be sent wirelessly Channel Selector adjusting this dial to one of the preset channels allows the WM70 to know which frequency to send the wireless infor mation at Each preset channel will transmit both the left and right sig nals so that the WM400 D L and WM400 D R wireless receivers if set to the identical channel will re ceive the signal successfully Stereo Mono Selector This will allow users to change the wireless signal sent from the WM70 to al ternated between a mono and stereo signal On Off Button this button turns the WM70 on and off An LED will il luminate under this button when it is on 000 PHONIC WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC Rear Panel 6 Left and Right Combo Input this jack accepts both balanced and un balanced 1 4 and XLR inputs from line level sources such as the main output of a mixer Left and Right Antennas this for the insertion of WM7O0 s left and right antennas Insert the antennas and adjust them to sit in a vertical position when the device is in use Screw the ant
5. Wireless system for saving the audio cables between your mixer and active speakers e Stand alone UHF wireless receiver working with any active speakers 12VDC external power supply coun try dependent 16 user selectable frequencies RF carrier frequency range 614 175 804 800 MHz FCC 614 175 864 800 MHz CE e Operating range 210 ft 70m envi ronment dependent Indicators for power on AF and RF Antenna external threaded connector Audio output connectors XLR out Internal squelch and mute circuit mode can resist extraneous noise e M6 M8 M10 screws and Velcro strip included for attaching receiver unit to any active speakers D Systems plus e 300 ms digital delay processor for compensation of different distance speakers e 0 1 millisecond to 300 0 millisecond delay range delay adjustment may be made with 0 1 millisecond precision e 30 preset EQ curves and variable high cut and low cut filters A digit display to indicate frequency channel and delay plus AF RF and delay bypass indicators WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC QUICK SETUP Single Channel Setup With any one active speaker users are able to wirelessly send a monaural sig nal through the WM60 transmitter and WM400 D receiver 1 Plug the mixer s main output with a line level signal to either the XLR or 1 4 input of the 60 transmitter 2 Connect the provided DC power sup ply to the 60
6. two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plug convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over Unplug this apparatus during lighting storms or when unused for long periods of time Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has 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 the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the
7. 4 WM SYS4D a o 2 Acoustic Guitar Vocal WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC o 5 9 T Snare Drum 17 PHONIC 18 Techno o 1 11 12 2 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D 12 13 Narrow Cut 80 Hz Hum Reduction 1 AAA A WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D Narrow Boost 800 Hz 12 PHONIC o amp 19 PHONIC x 2 Narrow Cut 8 kHz Narrow Cut 2 5 kHz Vinyl Warmth T E o 20 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D Acoustic Guitar Air A E P20 aD Mini TV o 2 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC
8. 4 MHz Stability 0 005 Frequency Deviation 40 kHz LED Indicators Power On Off Sig Clip Power External Adaptor 12 VDC Output Power lt 50 mW Dimensions 140 x 43 5 x 179 mm 5 5 x 1 7 x 7 Net Weight 325 g 0 72 Ibs 400 RF Sensitivity 100 dBm Image Rejection 75dB T H D lt 0 5 1KHz LED indicator Power On RF AF Squelch Pilot Tone amp Noise Mute Audio Output Connector XLR Output Impedance 2000 Power Requirement 12VDC 200mA external power supply country dependent Dimensions 88 5 x 133 x 36 7 mm 8 5 x 5 2 x 1 4 Net Weight 145 g 0 32 lbs WM400D plus Digital Delay 0 1 millisecond to 300 0 millisecond delay range delay adjustment may be made with 0 1 millisecond precision Extra features 30 preset EQ Low cut and High cut filter Display 4 digit display for delay time frequency channel EQ mode and Hi cut Lo cut modes Controls power on off bypass up and down WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D EQ PRESETS Y 1 2 o T Smooth 12 Speech WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D P3 Darken PHONIC o 15 PHONIC 12 0 12 12 o Wt o Warmth Brighten Smile PA 16 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS
9. PHONIC WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D Wireless Kit For Active Speakers PHONIC WIRELESS TRANSMITTER IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus The MAINS plug is used as the disconnect device the disconnect device shall remain readily operable Warning the user shall not place this apparatus in the confined area during the operation so that the mains switch can be easily accessible 10 11 12 13 14 Read these instructions before operating this apparatus Keep these instructions for future reference Heed all warnings to ensure safe operation Follow all instructions provided in this document Do not use this apparatus near water or in locations where condensation may occur Clean only with dry cloth Do not use aerosol or liquid cleaners Unplug this apparatus before cleaning Do not block any of the ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has
10. The wireless transmitter should be set to the identical chan nel if transmission is to occur suc cessfully Power Indicator VWM400 L WM400 R only this LED indicator illuminates when the WM400 receiv er is powered Antenna this is the WM400 D s antenna Adjust it so it sits in a verti cal position when the device is in use change the position if the wireless signal quality is poor Push the an tenna in to release it before adjusting its position WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC WM400 R WIRELESS RECEIVER 11 12 13 PHONIC DC In and clip plug DC end of the supplied DC power adaptor 12V DC 200mA into this jack and the other end into a suitable AC power source to allow the WM400 D to be powered The accompanying clip ensures the DC head of the power supply is kept securely in place XLR Output this jack accepts XLR connectors to feed the signal from the Wireless Receiver to the Speak er Fixing Use this hole to secure the WM400 D receiver into mount ing socket of your speaker by us ing accompanying M6 M8 or M10 screws 11 12 11 PHONIC THE WM400D S DIGITAL FEATURES Channel Mode The channel number of the WM400D will be displayed in the 4 digit display unless adjust ments are being made to other feature s prop erties The channel number set should match that of the or
11. WM70 transmitter to allow the wireless system to work successfully Delay Mode Changing the delay allows audio engineers to compensate for the distance between speakers on stage and audience members at the rear of the venue Using the delay effect on a speaker at the rear will ensure the audio from the stage reaches audience members at the rear at ap proximately the same time as the audio from the rear speaker The delay time 15 adjusted in 0 1 millisecond increments between 0 and 300 milliseconds holding the up or down but ton down speeds up the adjustment time EQ Mode The different EQ modes allow users to adjust various frequencies of audio to enhance cer tain instruments remove sibilance feedback and other undesirable noises and improve the overall fidelity of sounds There are 30 pre sets to choose from check EQ Preset page for more information the titles of which describe what the effect does to your audio The default setting PO is completely flat Low Cut Filter A low cut filter allows users to cut low frequen cy sounds ensuring stage rumble and other unwanted low frequency sounds are removed from your audio This can also help adjust the frequency to be more suitable for use with tweeters The low cut filter s cut off frequency is adjusted in 1 Hz increments 10 Hz ments over 1kHz between 10 Hz and 12 kHz The default setting is 20 Hz High Cut Filter The high cut filter allows users to remov
12. e un wanted high frequency sounds which can help to remove high frequency hiss and feedback as well as make the audio signal more suitable for use with subwoofer speakers The high cut filter s cut off frequency is adjusted in 1 Hz increments 10 Hz increments over 1kHz be tween 20 kHz and 60 Hz The default setting is 20 kHz WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC CONNECTING THE WM400 TO A SPEAKER Users can connect the WM400 D Receiver modules to an active speaker using a mounting point or the included velcro strips as indicated Mounting Point Velcro Strip Velcro Hooks Velcro Hooks WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D 13 PHONIC SPECIFICATIONS 60 Single Channel Transmitter RF Frequency 614 175 804 800 MHz FCC 614 175 864 800 MHz CE Oscillation Type PLL Preset Channels 16 Channels Frequency Response 50 Hz 18 kHz 3dB Bandwidth 24 MHz Stability 0 005 Frequency Deviation 40 kHz LED Indicators Power On Off Sig Clip Power External Adaptor 12 VDC Output Power lt 50 mW Dimensions 98x35x126 mm 2 83 x 1 38 x 4 96 Net Weight 350 g 0 77 Ibs 70 Type Dual Channel Transmitter RF Frequency 614 175 804 800 MHz FCC 614 175 864 800 MHz CE Oscillation Type PLL Preset Channels 16 Channels stereo Frequency Response 50 Hz 18 kHz 3dB Bandwidth 2
13. enna in to lock it into place DC In plug DC end of the supplied DC power adaptor into this jack and the other end into a suitable AC pow er source to allow the WM70 to be powered Please ensure you use the DC power supply 12V 750 vided with this unit as using another power supply could cause damage PHONIC WM400 D RECEIVERS These wireless receivers can be used in 5 conjunction with any active speaker The receiver can be attached to the speaker 6 by screwing it into the stand s screw socket 1 4 Digit Display WM400D L and TA WM400D R only This display will allow users to see the properties that are currently in use by the WM400D whether you are adjusting the receiv er channel indicated by CH the EQ settings indicated by EQ the delay time indicated by only the delay time in milliseconds or the high and low pass filters indicated by a H or L re spectively This display will light up when the device is turned on 2 AF Indicators When this LED is illuminated it indicates that there is an audio signal being received by the WM400 D receiver 3 Indicators When the RF indi cator illuminates it shows that the transmitter s signal is being received successfully If for some reason this LED does not turn on check your DC power input and pre set channel configuration and try again 4 Bypass WM400D L and WM400D R th
14. is LED will light up when Power Button hold this button down for 2 seconds to power up the unit Bypass Button WM400D L and WM400D R only push this button to turn the digital processing feature on and off Up and Down Buttons WM400D L WM400D R only these but tons are used to adjust the proper ties of various features built into the WM400D s Pushing up or down will initially simply allow users to adjust the channel that the transmitter is using If you push both of these but tons at the same time it will jump to the next setting that can be edited You can then adjust the properties by pushing the up and down buttons These settings will come in the fol lowing order Channel Settings CH 0 CH 9 CHA Delay Settings 0 0 300 0 milliseconds EQ Mode P1 P30 see the EQ table for a full rundown on EQ presets Low Cut Filter L 20 Hz L 12 kHz High Cut Filter H 20 kHz H 60 Hz the digital processing feature of the High and low cut filters are adjusted in 1 Hz incre 4000 receiver is off ments 10Hz increments above 1kHz PHONIC WIRELESS RECEIVER 56 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D 10 Channel Selector WM400 L and WM400 R only adjusting this dial to one of the preset channels allows the WM400 to know which pre set frequency to look for the wireless in formation
15. nts this product for a minimum of one year from the original date of purchase against defects in material and workman ship under use as instructed by the user s manual Phonic at its option shall repair or replace the defective unit covered by this warranty Please retain the dated sales receipt as evidence of the date of purchase You will need it for any warranty service No returns or repairs will be accepted without a proper RMA number return merchandise authorization order to keep this warranty in effect the product must have been handled and used as prescribed in the instructions accom panying this warranty Any tempering of the product or attempts of self repair voids all warranty This warranty does not cover any damage due to accident misuse abuse or negligence This warranty 15 valid only if the product was purchased new from an authorized Phonic dealer distributor For complete warranty policy information please visit http www phonic com CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT We encourage you to visit our online help at http www phonic com help There you can find answers to frequently asked questions tech tips driver downloads returns instruction and other helpful information We make every effort to answer your questions within one business day Phonic America Corporation 5411 Johns Road 605 Tampa FL 33634 813 890 8872 support phonic com http www phonic com PHONIC PHONIC WWW PHONIC COM
16. osition Connect appropriate audio cables to the WM400 D s XLR outputs and your speakers inputs Turn the WM70 on first then the WM400 D s Provided you have a signal going out of your mixer and your Speaker is turned on the wireless transmission should be working Ce ee eee eer et WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D TROUBLESHOOTING No signal e Ensure both transmitter and receiver are set to the same channel e Check the power lights on both re ceiver and transmitter If one of them is off check the device s power sup ply is connected correctly sure the wireless volume control on the Performer speakers is turned up Weak signal e Try maintaining a better line of site connection between the transmitter and receiver e Change both transmitter and receiv er to a new frequency WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D PHONIC Poor quality signal It is important to remember that no other devices should be sending sig nals on the same frequency channel that you are using If another device is found on the same frequency channel find an other suitable channel PHONIC WM60 TRANSMITTER Front Panel 1 Sig Clip Indicator the LED indica tor will light up green when a signal is being received by the 60 trans mitter It will turn
17. product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is in tended to alert the user to the presence of important operat ing and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture CAUTION Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified may result in hazardous radiation exposure WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D Wireless Kit For Active Speakers USERS MANUAL CONTENTS INTRODUCTION rocio 4 SYSTEM 0 211 0 60 000000000 ioka 4 FEATURES Sut ld a ld 4 essa A a 5 Single Channel cunas to 5 Dual Channel Setup icons aii ori 6 TROUBLESHOOTING bienio 7 WMG60 TRANSMITTER 8 WM70 TRANSMITTER as 9 WM400 RECEIVERS 10 THE WM400D S DIGITAL 5 12 CONNECTING THE WM400 D TOA 13
18. red when the signal level becomes excessive just 4dB before clipping Channel Selector adjusting this dial to one of the preset channels allows the WM60 to know which frequency to send the wireless information at The wireless receiver should be set to the identical channel if transmis sion is to occur successfully On Off Button this button turns the WM6O0 on and off Antenna this is the WM60 s an tenna Adjust it so it sits a vertical position when the device is in use change the position if the wireless signal quality is poor Push the an tenna in to release it before adjusting its position WIRELESS TRANSMITTER 629 OS STE 2 3 cy 22 0 0 OFF 2 5 WM SYS3 WM SYS3D WM SYS4 WM SYS4D 1 4 Input this jack accepts bal anced and unbalanced 1 4 inputs from line level sources XLR Input this jack accepts bal anced XLR inputs from line level sources Both the 1 4 jack and the XLR jack run in parallel DC In plug DC end of the supplied DC power adaptor into this jack and the other end into a suitable AC pow er source to allow the WM6O0 to powered Please ensure you use the DC power supply 12V 750mA pro vided with this unit as using another power supply could cause damage WM70 TRANSMITTER Front Panel 1 Left and Right
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