Sennheiser SK 3063-U Manuel utilisateur

SK 3063-U

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

MIKROPORT BODY-PACK TRANSMITTER

Brief description SK 3063-U

In combination with a connected microphone, the transmitter can be used

as a wireless microphone. Its flat shape and small dimensions make this

design especially well-suited for particular applications in which an

inconspicuous appearance is required, as is the case with film and

television productions, for example. To reduce interference and to

improve the signal-to-noise ratio, SK 3063-U transmitters are equipped

with the "HiDyn

plus

" noise reduction system. In combination with a

receiver which is also equipped with this system (e.g. EM 3031/32-U /

EM 3532-U), a connection can be established, which is characterised by

excellent operational reliability and supreme transmission quality.

FEATURES:

•Metal injection-moulded casing with quick-change energy pack

•State-of-the-art PLL technology, 16 switchable channels

•Sennheiser "HiDyn plus" noise reduction system

•Signal-to-noise ratio > 112 dB (A)

•Integratal voltage converter for constant output power

through to complete discharge of the battery or rechargeable battery

•Operating time display with blinking warning

•Battery status transmitted to the receiver

•Operation and peak deviation indicator

Controls and connections

1 ANTENNA SOCKET

2 CHANNEL SELECTOR SWITCH

3 OPERATING TIME DISPLAY

4 ON / OFF SWITCH

5 OPERATION / PEAK DEVIATION INDICATOR

6 SENSITIVITY SELECTOR SWITCH FOR MICROPHONE INPUT

7 MICROPHONE INPUT

SK 3063-U

BATTERY CONTROL DISPLAY

100 %

50 %

10 %

STARTS BLINKING IF THE REMAINING

OPERATING TIME FALLS BELOW 30 MIN.

Microphone selection

The MKE 2-4, MKE 102-4 (omnidirectional pick-up pattern) and

MKE 40-4, MKE 104-4 (cardioid pick-up pattern) clip-on microphones

are available. They are equipped with a special Lemo plug. The plug is

disconnected by unscrewing the threaded collar.

The voltage necessary to operate these microphones is available at the

microphone input of the transmitter. Dynamic microphones and other

low-impedance sources can be connected through an external coupling

condenser of approx. 10 µF (+pole on contact 2).

Using for the first time

B 50 / B 250 quick-change energy pack

Insert the batteries as described on page 15, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 (delivery

includes power pack B 50).

After inserting the batteries, the cover of the quick-change energy pack is

to be snapped into place. The LED display on the front side of the energy

pack (fig. 1) serves as a battery control display.

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

quick-change energy pack

B 50 quick-change energy pack

B 250

COVER

NOTE:

ALKALINE-MANGANESE LRC AA TYPE BATTERIES

ARE TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY. PERFECT FUNCTIONING OF THE

TRANSMITTER IS GUARANTEED ONLY WITH THIS TYPE OF BATTERY.

FIG. 3

SK 3063-U

BA 50 / BA 250 quick-change energy pack

The LC display on the front side of the energy pack (fig. 4) serves as a

battery control display.

FIG. 5

releasing the quick-change energie

pack

Squeeze the catch with the thumb

and index finger, and separate the

transmitter from the quick-change

energy pack.

To attach the quick-change energy

pack, simply let the quick-change

energy pack snap into the

transmitter.

In addition to the visual display on the quick-change energy pack, the trans-

mitter communicates the status of the batteries or rechargeable batteries to the

EM 3031/32-U / EM 3532-U for presentation on the receiver display.

RECHARGEABLE BATTERY DISPLAY

100 %

80 %

60 %

40 %

20 %

STARTS BLINKING IF THE REMAINING

OPERATING TIME FALLS BELOW 30 MIN.

FIG. 4

Channel selection

To select the appropriate channel or the appropriate frequency in

accordance with the type plate, move the channel selector switch 2 to the

desired position.

Switching the transmitter on

After attaching the quick-change energy pack, the transmitter is switched

on by moving the operating switch 4 into the "ON" position. The red

operation indicator 5 lights up. Should the operation indicator not light up,

check the quick-change energy pack.

Sensitivity selector switch

The sensitivity selector switch 6 can be used to adapt the gain of the

microphone input in 8 steps to the level of the sound expected. This

setting is to be made in combination with a receiver which has a peak

indicator available. The sensitivity is set correctly when the "peak"

indicator 5 lights up during level peaks. The microphone is to be held or

mounted in its position for later use when setting.

In practice, the following guide values have proven themselves for the

adjustment of the sensitivity setting:

Position 1,2 = Loud voices, songs, theatre

Position 3,4,5 = Normal voices, talkshows, interviews

Position 6,7 = Soft voices

Position 8 = Use only for connection with a dynamic microphone !

Attachment of the body-pack transmitter

Its small dimensions and flat form make it possible to carry the transmitter

easily in a jacket pocket or trousers pocket. The device is to be protected

against falling out by a tight gripping clip with which the transmitter can

also be attached to the waistband or to a belt. To attach the transmitter with

the connections facing downwards, simply reverse the clips.

The transmitter pouch SK 50-T with Velcro closure (accessory) provides

effective protection against moisture.

Note:

The transmitter can also be

attached so that the cable and

antenna point downwards.

Technical Data SK 3063-U

RF output power typ. 30 mW

Transmission frequencies 16

Frequency range 450–960 MHz

Switching bandwidth 24 MHz

Frequency stability ±5 ppm

Spurious and emissions < 4 nW

Modulation FM

Nominal / peak deviation ±40 kHz / ±56 kHz

Noise reduction system Sennheiser HiDyn

plus

Input sensitivity

for peak deviation 13.2 mV - 1.55 V

8-position switch

Audio frequency range 50 Hz - 18 kHz

Dynamics 112 dB(A) eff.

THD < 2 % (nominal dev. / 1 kHz)

Connections AF: Lemo special (3-pin)

RF: Lemo special coax

Dimensions with power pack 94 x 60 x 17 mm with B 50 / BA 50

116 x 60 x 17 mm with B 250 / BA 250

Weight with power pack approx. 197 g with B 50 / BA 50

approx. 230 g with B 250 / BA 250

Operating time with primary cells B 50: > 4.5 h

B 250: > 9 h

Operating time with rechargeable BA 50: > 3 h

battery BA 250: > 5 h

Delivery includes 1 SK 3063-U body-pack transmitter

1 power pack B 50

1 marking set

1 antenna (aligned)

1 instruction for use

Errors and omissions excepted. Subject to alterations and corrections.

Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG Telefon 05130/600-0

D-30900 Wedemark Telefax 05130/600-300

Printed in Germany Publ. 1/99 78329 / A02

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