Marantz professional PMD-750TA Bedienungsanleitung

User Guide English (3–9)

Guía del usuario Español (10–16)

Guide d’utilisation Français (17–23)

Guida per l’uso Italiano (24–30)

Benutzerhandbuch Deutsch (31–37)

Appendix English (38)

User Guide (English)

Introduction

Box Contents

PMD-750TA Transmitter

User Guide

Safety & Warranty Manual

Support

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Important Safety Precautions

Please note: Marantz Professional and inMusic are not responsible

for the use of its products or the misuse of this information for any

purpose. Marantz and inMusic are not responsible for the misuse of

its products caused by avoiding compliance with inspection and

maintenance procedures. Please also refer to the included safety

and warranty manual for more information.

Sound Level

Permanent hearing loss may be caused by exposure to extremely

high noise levels. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health

Administration (OSHA) has specified permissible exposures to

certain noise levels. According to OSHA, exposure to high sound

pressure levels (SPL) in excess of these limits may result in hearing

loss. When using equipment capable of generating high SPL, use

hearing protection while such equipment is under operation.

Hours per day SPL (dB) Example

8 90 Small gig

6 92 Train

4 95 Subway train

3 97 High level desktop monitors

2 100 Classical music concert

1.5 102 Riveting machine

1 105 Machine factory

0.50 110 Airport

0.25 or less 115 Rock concert

Features

Transmitter

Front Panel

1. Power On/Off: Press and hold this button to power the unit

on/off.

2. Navigation Buttons: Press these buttons to change which

sections of the display are highlighted.

3. Enter Button: Press and release this button to navigate to a

menu/submenu selection or confirm a specific function.

4. Display: This will show the channel that the unit is

communicating on, pairing status, and battery level meter.

5. Power/Signal LED: This LED flashes blue when the unit is

powered on but not paired. The LED illuminates solid blue when

the unit is powered on and paired.

6. Low Battery LED: When the battery level is low, the display will

show a count-down from 120 seconds and this LED will flash red.

7. Mic Input: Attach any dynamic microphone or battery-powered condenser

microphone with an XLR output here. Make sure it is seated and latched, and then

twist the threaded collar firmly up against the microphone's base to secure it.

To remove the microphone, twist the threaded collar away from the microphone's

base all the way to the transmitter body until the microphone is fully disengaged.

Side Panel

1. Micro USB Port: Connect a USB power adapter (sold separately) here

to power the unit if not using 2 AA batteries.

Rear Panel

1. Battery Compartment: Insert (2) AA batteries here (not included), and

make sure the positive (+) and negative (–) poles are facing the proper

directions. Alkaline batteries are recommended. Always replace both

batteries, and do not mix battery types.

Setup

Items not listed under Introduction >Box Contents are sold separately.

Example 1 – Mono Operation

Mono operation will send the audio from one or two transmitters equally to the left and

right channels of the video soundtrack.

To send a mono signal to the camera while using one or two transmitters:

1. Connect your microphone to the mic input on the transmitter, and connect the

receiver’s audio output to your camera’s external mic input. Keep the volume

controls on the camera at its minimum settings.

2. If necessary, adjust the RFdB level on the transmitter

to get a strong signal for

better operating range and noise resistance.

3. Turn on your camera, adjust the RX output level on the receiver and the input level

of the camera’s external mic input to hear the audio signal (or view the level on the

input level of the camera).

4. In the audio recording settings on your camera, make sure it is set to Manual rather

than Auto. Check the input level meter, and adjust the level so that the loudest

sounds peak around -12 dB. Make sure the sound does not exceed 0 dB, which will

cause the signal to distort.

Transmitter

Receiver

Transmitter

Camera

Mic

Input

Example 2 – Stereo Operation

Stereo operation will send the audio from two transmitters separately to the left and right

channels of the video soundtrack, so each transmitter has its own audio track.

To send a stereo signal to the camera while using two transmitters:

1. Connect your microphones to the mic inputs on the transmitters, and connect the

receiver’s audio output to your camera’s external mic input. Keep the volume

controls on the camera at its minimum settings.

2. If necessary, adjust the RFdB level on the transmitter

to get a strong signal for

better operating range and noise resistance.

3. Turn on your camera, adjust the RX output level on the receiver, and the input level

of the camera’s external mic input to hear the audio signal (or view the level on the

input meter of the camera).

4. In the audio recording settings on your camera, make sure it is set to Manual rather

than Auto. Check the input level meter, and adjust the level so that the loudest

sounds peak around -12 dB. Make sure the sound does not exceed 0 dB, which will

cause the signal to distort.

5. Set the receiver’s Output menu to Stereo and adjust the output level to get a strong

signal without clipping.

Receiver

Transmitter

Camera Mic Input

Transmitter

Operation

To set up and use your PMD-750TA, follow the steps in the Pairing the

Transmitter and Receiver chapter in order. If you are setting up a system

using two transmitters, set up each transmitter one at a time, and keep each

transmitter powered on as you set up the additional unit.

XLR Transmitter Menu

Main Menu:

•Mute/unmute the transmitter by quickly pressing and releasing the

Power button.

Pairing Mode:

•Press the navigation buttons to move the cursor to the TX icon. Once

TX is highlighted, the icon will display PAIR. Press Enter to go into

pairing mode and the icon will flash to wait for the receiver to pair. Once

paired, the icon will be lit solid.

RF Level:

•Press and release the Enter button on the receiver to highlight the

meter and use the navigation buttons to adjust the RF power. The

default setting is 10 dBm. You can set this to: -1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16,

20 dBm.

The number of paired

transmitters (in the

order that they were

paired)

Transmitter Battery

Level

Transmitter/Pairing

RF Level power

adjustment

Pairing the Transmitter and Receiver

Pairing 1 transmitter with the receiver (automatic):

1. Turn on the receiver and it will enter pairing mode.

2. Turn on the transmitter and it will automatically pair

with the receiver.

Pairing 2 transmitters with the receiver (automatic):

1. Turn on the receiver and it will enter pairing mode.

2. Turn on the transmitters and they will enter pairing mode.

The first transmitter will automatically pair with the

receiver.

3. Once Transmitter 1 is paired, Transmitter 2 will pair to the

receiver. When Transmitter 2 is paired to the receiver, the

transmitter display will show “2 TX”.

4. The receiver display will show "Mono" or "Stereo". Press

Enter to select it and use the navigation buttons to

switch between "Mono" and "Stereo". Press Enter to

confirm the choice.

Pairing 1 or 2 transmitters to the receiver (manual)

1. Turn on the receiver and transmitter(s).

2. Press the navigation buttons to move the cursor to the

TX icon. Once TX is highlighted, the icon will display

PAIR. On the transmitter(s), press Enter to go into

pairing mode and the icon will flash to wait for the

receiver to pair. Once paired, the icon will be lit solid.

3. Press Enter on the receiver to go to the Output mode

and use the navigation buttons to switch between

stereo and mono. Press Enter to confirm the choice.

Note: The Output mode is automatically set to mono

when only one transmitter is paired.

Guía del usuario (Español)

Introducción

Contenido de la caja

Transmisor PMD-750TA

Guía del usuario

Manual sobre la seguridad y garantía

Soporte

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