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displays to confirm that the transmitter signal is being received.
When the transmitter is on, a quick push and hold of the
MUTE button will mute the audio, and the
backlight will remain lit while it is muted. The word [MUTE] will appear on the display. Another quick
push will un-mute it.
connecting the Xd-V55 ReceiVeR
The receiver features a balanced XLR and unbalanced (tip-sleeve) quarter-inch connector. To connect
to a mixing board or powered mixer, use a microphone cable between the receiver output and the
mixer’s mic-level input – in the same way as you would connect a wired microphone. The output
of the XD-V55 receiver is virtually identical to that of the microphone on the transmitter (and the
microphone models on the THH12 handheld transmitter emulate the output levels of the particular
microphones they model).
To connect to an instrument amplifier or other audio equipment with a quarter-inch connector such as
a signal processor or effects unit, use a quarter-inch to quarter-inch instrument cable; this output is also
mic level. If desired to minimize stage rumble or handling noise, press the DYNAMIC FILTER button
on the receiver.
Note: Do not use TRS or Stereo style connectors/cables with the ¼ inch connector as
the ring is used for data transmission in factory setup and may cause computer like noise to be coupled
into your audio.
Dynamic Filter
The dynamic filter allows users to select between off (no filtering) or on (for most music and spoken word
applications). When active, the filter minimizes handling noise and stage vibrations, via a downward
expander with a dynamic high-pass filter. To engage the filter, press the
Dynamic Filter Button, which
will light when on. The dynamic filter becomes immediately active upon selection.
setting micRoPhone models
Selecting Mic Models with the THH12 Handheld Transmitter
The THH12 handheld microphone transmitter features selectable models of several popular vocal
microphones, including their audio quality, frequency response, and output level. The models include
the Shure
®
SM58
®
, Shure
®
SM57
®
, and Sennheiser
®
e835 – along with the custom Line 6 model.*
Note, The models begin with the response parameters of the Line 6 microphone element, and shape
it to attain the characteristics of other microphones. Some physical characteristics of these other
microphones, such as their off-axis response, polar pattern, and proximity effect are unable to be
duplicated with a single mic element.
To select a particular microphone model, press and hold the
SELECT button until the display changes
to the channel setting screen. Quickly press the
SELECT button two more times to go to the [MODEL]
page. You will see a two- or three-digit designation for the currently selected mic model; press the
ON/
MUTE button to scroll through the available models – one per click. The model names will flash. To
select one of the models, press the
SELECT button (the display goes to the next page of selection
options) or do not push any buttons for approximately 15 seconds.
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- Pilot s handbook 1
- Xd v55 digital wireless 1
- Caution 2
- Important safety instructions 2
- Risk of electric shock do not open 2
- Warning to reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose the appliance to rain or moisture 2
- Warning to reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not remove screws no user serviceable parts inside refer servicing to qualified service personnel 2
- Approved 3
- Before using your xd v55 digital wireless system carefully read the applicable items of these operating instructions and the safety suggestions 3
- Ta 2009 1484 3
- You should read these important safety instructions keep these instructions in a safe place 3
- Ecommendations fo 4
- Erformance 4
- Omponents 5
- Upplie 5
- Ireles 6
- Receiver 6
- Xd v55 6
- Beltpack transmitter 7
- Backlight will light briefly when transmitter is turned on and when changing pages will stay lit when muted display also functions as programming window 8
- Button for two seconds and ch and a flashing channel number will appear on the lcd screen press the 8
- Button for two seconds to select and return to the main screen the transmitter is ready to use 8
- Button repeatedly in order to change the channel number to match the receiver press and hold the 8
- Button to turn on press and hold the 8
- Digital wireless microphone systems provide a much more robust and interference resistant performance within the microphone transmitter the audio signal from the voice or other source is digitally sampled and the sample is converted into a digital word consisting of the electrical equivalent of a string of 1 s and 0 s as in analog wireless a very high frequency carrier wave is modulated but in this case with the digital stream of samples so that the carrier frequency only has two distinct states that represent 8
- Handheld transmitter 8
- In a typical analog wireless microphone system the signal between the transmitter and the receiver consists of a very high frequency radio wave carrier that is continually varied slightly in frequency by the audio signal from the microphone or other transducer the electronic circuitry in the receiver removes the carrier frequency and leaves the audio signal the same principle that is used in fm radio broadcasts the signal is highly compressed upon transmission and expanded at the receiver the origin of the word companding analog transmissions are vulnerable to many interference effects from other rf and electromagnetic signals and the interference is usually audible as well as having the effect of shortening range or rendering the channel unusable 8
- Ireles 8
- Press and hold for two seconds to enter setup mode press briefly to go to next setup page hold two seconds to exit setup and save changes 8
- Press briefly to turn on press and hold for two seconds to turn off press and hold for one second to mute press briefly to unmute when in setup mode press this button to change the value of the parameter one step at a time 8
- Unscrew the transmitter base and insert two aa batteries push the 8
- Benefits of digital wireless 9
- Eceive 9
- Etaile 9
- Xd v55 9
- Andhel 10
- Etaile 10
- Ransmitte 10
- Eltpac 11
- Etaile 11
- Ransmitte 11
- Dynamic filter 12
- Eceiver 12
- Icrophon 12
- Onnecting th 12
- Selecting mic models with the thh12 handheld transmitter 12
- Xd v55 12
- Button the display goes to the next page of selection options or do not push any buttons for approximately 15 seconds 13
- Button to scroll through the available models one per click the model names will flash to select one of the models press the 13
- Button two more times to go to the model page you will see a three digit designation for the currently selected mic eq model press the 13
- Button until the display changes to the channel setting screen quickly press the 13
- In a production using both wired and wireless microphones the modeling allows the user to select a wireless mic model that is similar to the majority of wired ones this selection should help reduce potential feedback from dissimilar microphone frequency responses when using global eq settings on the audio system 13
- See the ta4f wiring instructions in the appendix at the end of the manual 13
- Selecting equalization models with the tbp12 beltpack transmitter 13
- The tbp12 beltpack transmitter may be used with a wide variety of lavalier headset and instrument microphones as well as with a quarter inch instrument cable some of these microphones are available from line 6 with the correct wiring and a ta4f connector virtually any mic may be used to help the user achieve the best performance from the microphones in a multitude of applications sets of equalization models are provided 13
- To select a particular equalization model for a lavalier headset or instrument microphone press and hold the 13
- Locking unlocking and muting the transmitter 14
- Microphone usage tips 14
- Ransmitte 14
- Unctions 14
- Battery level indicator functions 15
- Press together and hold 15
- Ange an 16
- Detecting interference with the rf meter 16
- Esting 16
- Nterferenc 16
- Walk testing the performance area 16
- Avoiding wifi interference 17
- Cellular phones with bluetooth or wifi capabilities transmit signals in the 2 ghz band so are a potential source of interference when near the receiver antennas use these functions of your phone at least a few feet away from the receivers when you are operating the wireless system 17
- Channel frequency a frequency b compatibility 17
- If there are still spots where poor signal reception occurs mark the problem areas on the floor with removable tape and let the user know to avoid those areas 17
- If you are using remote antennas with the xd da8 antenna distribution system you can reposition them to obtain better coverage and improve or eliminate areas with lower signal strength with the antennas connected to the receiver you can place it where it has better line of sight to the transmitter 17
- If you see moderate to strong interference on one or more channels as shown by the rf leds turning red when the transmitter is off it is likely that you are seeing a wifi channel that is operating in the same location if you can locate that equipment and position your receivers farther from it or remote the receiver antennas farther from it if using an antenna distribution system the interference may lessen in strength also be aware that your transmitters may interfere with the wifi network operation if they are transmitting close to the routers the best option when you see strong interfering signals is to use the other available line 6 channels that are clear 17
- Strength that could potentially cause problems you can also monitor the signal through a headset connected to the mixer if the receiver has been connected to it 17
- The most commonly used wifi channels note that their numbering does not correspond with line 6 channels are channels 1 6 and 11 these channels each cover 20 mhz of spectrum and usually only one wifi channel will be in use in a location in the majority of cases any of the line 6 wireless channels will be compatible with existing wifi with minimal to no interference and in all cases you will be able to use six to eight channels of line 6 wireless while completely avoiding the wifi channel use the channels in the following chart 17
- Ffects 18
- Inimizin 18
- Lacement 18
- Ounting an 18
- Ransmitte 18
- Appendices 20
- Changing transmitters from rf2 default xd v55 mode to rf1 mode 20
- Troubleshooting 20
- Receiver 21
- System 21
- Xd v55 digital wireless system specifications 21
- 1 ground 2 positive voltage 3 signal 22
- Pinout to ta4f connector 22
- Transmitters 22
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