User Guide for univox models including: Digi RS-ST Digital Stationary Transmitter, Digi RS-ST, Digital Stationary Transmitter
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DocumentDocumentUnivox Digi RS-ST
Digital stationary transmitter User guide
Part no 550020
Content
Introduction 2 Product overview 3 Display overview 4 Connecting instruction 5 Bluetooth connection 5 Operating instruction 6 Compatible receiver Digi RS 7 Application 8 Troubleshooting 9 Channel plan10 Maintenance 11 Warranty 11 Safety 11 Environment 11 Technical data12
Introduction
Thank you for choosing a Univox product! We hope you will be satisfied Univox Digi RS-ST stationary transmitter is used where you have an audio source that you want to transfer wirelessly to receivers with headphones or neckloop Digi RS is suitable for a variety of applications, such as teaching, seminars, meetings, simultaneous interpretation, product demonstrations, talks, sermons, workout etc The basic model for Digi RS stationary transmitter comes with frequencies 821 - 832 and 863 - 865MHz, but it is also available in other frequency ranges for use both in and out of the EU
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Product overview
A Front panel
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A1 Power button A2 35mm headphone/headset-mic jack A3 Bluetooth button A4 Headphone volume control A5 Mic (Transmitter) / Feed (Interpreter O/I)
button
A6 Mic level control A7 OLED Display A8 Menu / Set jog dial A9 Aux (Transmitter) / Feed Thru (Interpreter O/I)
button A10 Aux-in level control
B Rear panel
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B1 Rod antenna (TNC connector) B2 Bluetooth sensor A3 63mm daisy chain output B4 63mm daisy chain input B5 RCA mix output B6 RCA aux input
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B7 Combo input (XLR/63mm) B8 Switch setting (Line/Mic/Phantom) B9 Uploading port (not activated) B10 DC jack B11 Cable clamp
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Display overview
C Standby screen
C1 Mode
- Transmitter (default) - Interpreter O (to work with okayo's 10-way Language Router LR-10) - Interpreter I
C2 RF signal power
- Low (default)
- Mid
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- Hi
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C3 Audio level
- Fluctuates with audio signal
C4 Aux-in level - Low - Hi (default)
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C5 Channel lock - Channel will be locked automatically when the transmitter is on
C6 Channel number - Default channel is CH01 Total channel quantity varies with productversion
Setting screen
- To enter the setting menu, press and keep pressing the jog dial (A8) when turning the transmitter on
- Turn the jog dial clockwise to select preferred setting and then press the jog dial again to confirm new selection and return to setting menu
- To exit the setting menu, select "Save and Exit" and press the jog dial again
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Connecting instruction
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1 Connecting appropriate RCA cable with the transmitter 2 Connecting microphone/line with the transmitter Switch to MIC or
Line 3 Connecting the transmitter with supplied power adapter and fasten
the cable well with cable clamp 4 Compiling channels before operating (Not active in this model) 5 Connecting the transmitter with active speaker or amplifier 6 Connecting with next transmitter for daisy chain connection 7 Connecting the transmitter with supplied TNC rod antenna 8 Connecting to Bluetooth device, see below
Bluetooth connection
Push the BT button in the front panel to activate the Bluetooth option When the BT button is flashing blue the Digi RS-ST transmitter is "discoverable" for any Bluetooth device you may want to connect smartphone, laptop, tablet etc Make sure that Bluetooth is activated on your device and find the transmitter ("DST 07") in the list of available BT signal sources in your device (Settings/Connection/Bluetooth) Select the DST 07 device in the list and the BT button will light steadily blue The connection is now established To transmit the BT signal, the "Feed thru" option must be selected This is done by pushing the Feed thru button (A9) to ON position (LED lights green)
Note! As the Digi RS system is mainly designed to capture speech and enhance speech intelligibility for hearing impaired, music may not sound as full as in the original sound source This is normal and not a fault
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Operating instruction
Mode: Transmitter
· Turn the transmitter on Press the power button for 1 second to turn the transmitter on
· Unlock the channel Channel will automatically be locked when the transmitter is on Press and keep pressing the jog dial until lock symbol disappears Then, turn the jog dial clockwise to select preferred channel number which will be locked when the jog dial is pressed again
· Check channel frequency Press the jog dial shortly when the transmitter is in standby to check the frequency of selected channel
· Monitor audio via headphones Connect 35mm headphones or headset mic and tune the volume control at appropriate position to monitor audio on the transmitter Note! All audio signals except mic-in can be monitored CAUTION! Listening at high volume for long periods may damage your hearing
· Activate mic/aux function Press the mic (A5) or aux (A9) button to activate or deactivate the function Tune the mic (A6)/aux (A10) level to appropriate position via the control Note! When headset mic is in use, make sure mic volume is appropriately adjusted in addition to aux volume
· Turn the transmitter off Press the power button for 2 seconds to turn the transmitter off
Advanced operation (Mode: Interpreter O/I)
In addition to standard mode (Transmitter), two additional modes (Interpreter O and Interpreter I) are also available For multi language (more than 2) an optional language router LR-10 is required (order item)
· Interpreter I (manual) If only 1 or 2 language interpretation is required, the product can be manually operated with the Feed or Feed Thru switch
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· Interpreter O (automatic) Connect it with 10-way language router LR-10 (order item) when this mode is selected Both Feed and Feed Thru button will automatically be activated during the operation of language router LR-10
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Compatible receiver Digi RS
Interface
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1 External antenna
2 Power/Signal indicator - Steady blue: Signal is received with full power - Steady red: Signal is received but battery is running low - No LED: No signal is received
3 Battery status
4 Channel lock - To release the receiver from lock mode, press both up and down (7) buttons simultaneously until lock symbol disappears
5 Selected channel - When the receiver is in unlock mode, press the up or down button (7) to select same channel as that of the transmitter's Press power/set button (8) again or leave it for 5 seconds to confirm the newly selected channel
6 Volume wheel
7 Up/Down buttons
8 Power/Set button - Press and hold this button for 1 second to turn the receiver on - Press and hold this button for 2 seconds to turn the receiver off
9 Earphone jack
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Application
Conferencing/Assistive listening (Mode: Transmitter)
CH01
CH01
CH01
AMPLIFIER
Interpretation for multi-languages (Mode: Interpreter O)
CH05
CH01
CH03
FLOOR IN
10-way language router LR-10
CH01 (Feed Thru)
CH03 (Feed Thru)
CH05 (Feed)
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Interpretation for 1-2 languages (Mode: Interpreter I)
FLOOR
CH01
CH01
CH02
CH01 (Feed)
CH02
AMPLIFIER
(Feed)
Troubleshooting
Why can't I turn the transmitter on? · Check if the transmitter is connected to power Why can't I hear anything from the bodypack receiver? · Check if the bodypack receiver is turned on · Check if selected channel on both transmitter and receiver is the same · Check if the volume of the bodypack receiver is tuned at appropriate level · Check if the bodypack receiver is located within the operation range of the transmitter
Why can't the transmitter send audio signal? · Check if the input signal is properly connected to the transmitter · Check if the mic/aux level is tuned at appropriate level
Why is the operation range shorter? · Check if the attached antenna is properly connected · Check if the audio level is adjusted correctly · Adjust the RF power in the setting menu
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Channel plan
C401 (821-832+863-865)
Channel
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Frequency
8212 8648 8316 8216 8220 8224 8228 8232 8236 8240 8244 8248 8252 8256 8260 8264 8268 8272 8276 8280 8284 8288 8292 8296 8300 8304 8308 8312 8632 8636 8640 8644
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Safety
The installer is responsible for installing the product in a way that may not cause risk of fire, electrical malfunctions or danger for the user Do not cover the unit or the power adapter Only operate the unit in a well ventilated, dry environment Do not remove any covers as there is a risk of electric shock Use only the power adapter supplied with the unit Bo Edin AB shall not be held responsible or liable for interference to radio or TV equipment, and/or to any direct, incidental or consequential damages or losses to any person or entity, if the equipment has been installed by unqualified personnel and/or if installation instructions stated in the product Installation Guide have not been strictly followed
Maintenance
Under normal circumstances the product does not need any special maintenance Should the unit become dirty, wipe it with a clean damp cloth Do not use solvent or strong detergents
Warranty
Product is covered by 1 years warranty The equipment should be installed following the instructions contained within this document The product warranty doesn't cover failure caused by tampering, carelessness, improper handling or maintenance
Service
In case of failure, if the product should not work properly after the troubleshooting has been performed, please contact your local distributor for further instructions Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel only If the product is sold by Bo Edin AB, please contact support@edinse
Environment
To prevent possible harm to the environment and human health, please dispose of the product responsibly by following statutory disposal regulations
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Technical data
Carrier frequency range
Channels RF output power (country dependent)
Antenna Headphone output Inputs
Outputs
Wireless range Power requirements Dimensions Weight
821-832 and 863-865MHz (full spectrum 510~937MHz, country dependent)
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Hi: 20 ± 2dBm
Mid: 15 ± 2dBm
Lo: 10 ± 2dBm
TNC connector
05W@32
Mic in: 63mm /XLR
Sensitivity: 17 mVrms2 Vrms
Aux in: RCA
Sensitivity: 700mV
Daisy chain connection: 63mm
Headset out: 35mm, stereo
Aux out: RCA
Daisy chain connection: 63mm
>100m (open field, low output power)
100-240VAC/12VDC; 1A switching power supply
(LxWxH) 215x210x50mm
125kg
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