SIKUING UR24-4BP

SIKUING 4 Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System

Model: UR24-4BP

Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the setup, operation, and maintenance of your SIKUING 4 Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System (Model UR24-4BP). This system is designed for clear and stable audio transmission, suitable for various applications including conferences, broadcasting, karaoke, and live performances. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Package Contents

Verify that all items listed below are included in your package:

  • 1 x UHF Wireless Receiver
  • 4 x Bodypack Transmitters
  • 4 x Lavalier Microphones
  • 4 x Headset Microphones
  • 1 x Power Adapter
  • 1 x 6.35mm Audio Cable
  • 4 x Anti-rolling Rings
  • 2 x Antennas
  • 1 x User Manual

Note: AA batteries are not included and must be purchased separately for the bodypack transmitters.

Contents of the SIKUING 4 Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System package
Image: All components included in the SIKUING 4 Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System package.

Product Overview

UHF Wireless Receiver

Front and back view of the SIKUING UHF Wireless Receiver with labeled components
Image: Detailed diagram of the receiver's front and back panels, highlighting the power switch, volume controls, receiving antennas, power jack, 6.35mm audio output, and balanced XLR outputs.
  • Front Panel:
    • Power Button: Turns the receiver on/off.
    • Mic A/B/C/D Volume Controls: Adjusts the individual output volume for each microphone channel.
    • LCD Display: Shows frequency, channel, RF/AF signal strength, and other operational information.
  • Rear Panel:
    • Antenna A+B / C+D: Connect the included antennas for optimal signal reception.
    • XLR Balanced Outputs (BAL-A, BAL-B, BAL-C, BAL-D): Individual balanced audio outputs for each microphone channel.
    • MIX OUT (6.35mm): Combined unbalanced audio output for all channels.
    • Power Input (DC 12-15V 500mA): Connect the provided power adapter.

Bodypack Transmitter

Front and top view of the SIKUING Bodypack Transmitter with labeled components
Image: Detailed diagram of the bodypack transmitter, showing the power indicator, digital display, frequency modulation button, AA battery compartment, antenna, switch, and audio input.
  • Components:
    • Power Indicator: Lights up when the unit is powered on.
    • Digital Display: Shows current channel and frequency.
    • Frequency Modulation Button (SET): Used to adjust frequencies and pair with the receiver.
    • AA Battery Installation Box: Holds two AA batteries (not included).
    • Antenna: Transmits the wireless signal.
    • Switch: Power on/off switch for the bodypack.
    • Audio Input (MIC): Connects to the lavalier or headset microphone.

Setup

  1. Connect Antennas: Screw the two included antennas into the ANT A+B and ANT C+D ports on the rear of the receiver. Ensure they are securely fastened and positioned vertically for optimal signal reception.
  2. Power the Receiver: Connect the power adapter to the DC 12-15V 500mA power input on the receiver and plug it into a power outlet. Press the Power button on the receiver's front panel to turn it on.
  3. Install Batteries in Bodypacks: Open the battery compartment on each bodypack transmitter and insert two AA batteries, observing the correct polarity. Close the compartment securely.
  4. Connect Microphones to Bodypacks: Plug the lavalier or headset microphone into the MIC input jack on each bodypack transmitter.
  5. Power On Bodypacks: Turn on each bodypack transmitter using its power switch. The bodypack will automatically attempt to pair with the receiver.
  6. Initial Pairing (Automatic): When a bodypack is powered on, it will automatically match a channel on the receiver. The receiver's display for that channel will show the corresponding frequency and signal indicators (RF/AF).
Video: This video demonstrates the initial power-on sequence for the receiver and bodypack transmitters, including automatic channel matching and frequency adjustment. It shows how to power on the host, how the bodypack automatically matches the channel, and how to adjust the frequency on the bodypack.

Operating Instructions

  1. Volume Adjustment: Use the individual volume control knobs (Mic A, Mic B, Mic C, Mic D) on the receiver's front panel to adjust the output level for each microphone.
  2. Signal Monitoring: The LCD display on the receiver shows the RF (Radio Frequency) and AF (Audio Frequency) signal indicators. A stable RF signal indicates a strong wireless connection, while the AF signal indicates audio input.
  3. Wireless Range: The system offers an operating distance of up to 300ft (approximately 90 meters) in open space with a clear line of sight. Environmental factors such as walls and other wireless devices may affect the range.
Diagram illustrating the wireless range and signal stability features of the microphone system
Image: This diagram highlights the system's anti-interference capabilities, wall-penetrating stable signal, zero latency, and 300ft UHF wireless coverage.

Frequency Adjustment and Pairing

The system features 4x50 adjustable frequency groups (510-590MHz) to prevent interference. If you experience interference or need to change a channel:

  1. Adjust Frequency on Bodypack: With the bodypack powered on, open the battery compartment. Press the SET button inside the compartment to cycle through available frequencies. The digital display will show the new frequency.
  2. Locking the Frequency: To lock the frequency on the bodypack and prevent accidental changes, press the SET button and the Power button on the bodypack simultaneously. Dotted lines will appear on the bodypack's screen, and a lock icon will appear on the corresponding channel on the receiver's display, indicating the screen is locked. Repeat the process to unlock.
  3. Automatic Pairing: The system is designed for automatic pairing. After adjusting the frequency on the bodypack, the receiver should automatically detect and sync with the new frequency. Ensure the bodypack is within range of the receiver during this process.
Diagram showing 10 available channels per microphone to avoid interference
Image: Illustration demonstrating the availability of 10 channels per microphone, allowing for easy avoidance of interference in multi-device setups.
Visual representation of frequency adjustment on the bodypack and receiver
Image: This visual shows the process of adjusting frequencies on the bodypack and how the change is reflected on the receiver's display.

Connection Options

The receiver offers flexible connection options to integrate with various audio systems:

  • 6.35mm (1/4") TRS Mix Output: Use the included 6.35mm audio cable to connect the MIX OUT port to the audio input of your soundbar, home receiver, speaker, or mixer for a combined output of all four microphones.
  • XLR Balanced Outputs: For individual control and higher fidelity, connect the BAL-A, BAL-B, BAL-C, and BAL-D XLR outputs to the corresponding XLR inputs on a professional audio mixer or sound console.
Video: This video demonstrates how to connect the wireless microphone system to various audio devices, including an amplifier and a mixer, using both 6.35mm and XLR outputs.
Diagram showing wide compatibility of the microphone system with various audio equipment
Image: This diagram illustrates the wide compatibility of the receiver with different audio devices such as amplifiers, active speakers, sound consoles/mixers, and effects processors, using 6.35mm (1/4") microphone input.

Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the receiver and bodypack transmitters. Do not use liquid cleaners or solvents.
  • Battery Care: Remove batteries from bodypack transmitters if the system will not be used for an extended period to prevent leakage.
  • Storage: Store the system in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
  • Antennas: Handle antennas carefully to avoid bending or breaking.

Troubleshooting

No Sound Output:
  • Ensure the receiver is powered on and connected to your audio system.
  • Check that the bodypack transmitters are powered on and have fresh batteries.
  • Verify that the receiver's volume controls are not set to minimum.
  • Confirm that the microphones are securely plugged into the bodypacks.
  • Check the audio cables connecting the receiver to your sound system.
Interference or Dropouts:
  • Adjust the frequency of the bodypack transmitter (refer to 'Frequency Adjustment and Pairing' section).
  • Ensure the receiver antennas are properly positioned and unobstructed.
  • Move the receiver closer to the bodypack transmitters.
  • Check for other wireless devices operating on similar frequencies nearby.
  • Avoid placing the receiver near metal objects or other electronic equipment that may cause interference.
Bodypack Not Pairing:
  • Ensure the bodypack and receiver are both powered on.
  • Check the battery level of the bodypack.
  • Try adjusting the frequency on the bodypack to find an available channel.
  • Ensure the bodypack is within the operating range of the receiver.

Specifications

Microphone Form FactorMicrophone System
Power SourceBattery Powered (Bodypacks), AC Adapter (Receiver)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio80 dB
Hardware PlatformKaraoke Machine, PA System, Mixer
Number of Channels4 (with 50 adjustable frequency groups per channel)
Item Weight4.4 pounds (approx. 2 kg)
Package Dimensions12.91 x 9.8 x 5 inches (approx. 32.8 x 24.9 x 12.7 cm)
Item Model NumberUR24-4BP
Connectivity TechnologyUHF
Connector Type6.35 mm Jack, XLR
Special FeatureBattery Indicator Light, Adjustable Frequencies
Polar PatternUnidirectional
Audio Sensitivity12 Decibels

Warranty and Support

For product support or inquiries, please contact SIKUING customer service. Specific warranty details are not provided in the product information. Please refer to your purchase documentation or contact the retailer for warranty information.

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