Table Des Matières; Overview - Sony WRR-800A Mode D'emploi

Table of Contents
Overview ................................................................... 3
Features ................................................................. 3
System Configuration ........................................... 4
Precautions ............................................................... 5
Wirelss Channels Selectable .................................. 6
Wireless Channel Lists ......................................... 7
Location of Parts and Controls .............................. 9
Front Panel ............................................................ 9
Display ................................................................ 10
Rear Panel ........................................................... 11
Operation ................................................................ 12
Muting Functions ................................................ 13
Channel Setting ...................................................... 13
Error Messages ...................................................... 15
Specifications ......................................................... 16

Overview

The WRR-800A is a reliable UHF synthesized diversity
tuner for the 800-MHz-band Sony UHF wireless
microphone system which uses the frequency bands
allocated for UHF TV broadcasting.
This unit is designed to enable simultaneous use of multiple
channels when channels are selected according to the Sony
channel plan.
Features
Phase Locked Loop (PLL) synthesized system
The WRR-800A has a refined phase locked loop (PLL)
synthesizer circuit and covers two UHF TV channels. It
operates on 94 channels over a 12-MHz frequency.
Preprogrammed wireless channel plan for
simultaneous multichannel operation
The WRR-800A has many preprogrammed, easily settable
channels in a simultaneous multichannel operation. One
group allows setting of 94 channels. The unit also has six
preset groups of channels, each of which permits ,
simultaneous operation of 7, 8 or 11 channels without the
effects of intermodulation.
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