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Introduction

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*

VLX

TD

systems

purchased

with

the

VT2G

instrument

belt-pack

transmitter

include

a

VR22

receiver;

all

other

VLX

TD

systems

include

a

VR22X

receiver;

these

two

models

differ

only

in

that

the

VR22X

provides

a

rear-panel

balanced

XLR

output

ack.

SPECIAL

NOTE:

Should

your

unit

ever

require

servicing

a

Return

Authorization

number

(RA)

is

necessary.

Without

this

number

the

unit

will

not

be

accepted.

Please

call

Samson

at

1-800-372-6766

for

a

Return

Authorization

number

prior

to

shipping

your

unit.

Please

retain

the

original

packing

materials

and

if

possible

return

the

unit

in

its

original

carton

and

packing

materials.

In

this

manual

you

’

ll

find

a

more

detailed

description

of

the

features

of

your

VLX

/

VLX

TD

system

as

well

as

a

guided

tour

through

all

compo



nents

step-by-step

instructions

for

setting

up

and

using

your

system

information

about

Samson

Noise

Suppression

trouble-shooting

tips

a

frequency

conversion

chart

a

technical

description

of

True

Diversity

rack-mounting

instructions

a

glossary

of

terms

and

full

specifications.

You

’

ll

also

find

a

warranty

card

enclosed

—

don

’

t

forget

to

fill

it

out

and

mail

it

in!

This

will

enable

you

to

receive

online

technical

support

and

will

allow

us

to

send

you

updated

information

about

these

and

other

Samson

products

in

the

future.

The

VLX

and

VLX

TD

VHF

Wireless

Systems

differ

in

that

the

VR2

receiver

provided

in

the

VLX

system

utilizes

non-diversity

technology

incorporating

a

single

antenna

for

ease

of

use

while

the

VR22

and

VR22X

receivers*

provided

in

the

VLX

TD

system

utilize

a

system

called

“

Microprocessor

True

Diversity

”

(patent-pending).

In

this

system

a

single

chassis

(the

VR22/22X)

houses

two

antennas

(called

“

Antenna

A

”

and

“

Antenna

B

”

)

and

one

receiver

circuit.

A

built-in

computer

chip

con



tinuously

scans

RF

signals

from

the

two

antennas

and

determines

which

one

has

the

clearest

and

strongest

reception

automatically

(and

silently)

switching

that

signal

to

the

receiver.

This

allows

you

to

maintain

the

wireless

communication

link

over

a

broader

range

than

would

be

allowed

by

a

receiver

utilizing

a

single

antenna

and

also

reduces

inter



ference

and

phase

cancellation

problems.

In

addition

special

sample-

and-hold

linking

circuitry

ensures

that

correct

phase

correlation

is

main



tained

at

all

times

with

no

noise

or

pops

during

antenna

switching.

Both

systems

utilize

the

Samson

Noise

Suppression

system

and

both

provide

excellent

performance

and

the

highest

quality

audio

fidelity.

Congratulations

on

purchasing

the

Samson

VLX

/

VLX

TD

VHF

Wireless

System!

Although

this

product

is

designed

for

easy

operation

we

sug



gest

you

first

take

some

time

to

go

through

these

pages

so

you

can

fully

understand

how

we

’

ve

implemented

a

number

of

unique

features.

Every

wireless

system

consists

of

at

least

two

components

—

a

transmit



ter

and

a

receiver

both

of

which

must

be

tuned

to

the

same

channel

(that

is

the

same

radio

frequency)

in

order

to

operate

correctly.*

The

Samson

VLX

/

VLX

TD

system

you

have

purchased

contains

either

a

VR2

VR22

or

VR22X

receiver

and

either

a

VT2L

microphone

belt-pack

transmitter

(for

lavalier

microphone

and

headset

applications)

a

VT2G

guitar

belt-pack

transmitter

(for

instrument

applications)

or

a

VH2

hand



held

microphone

transmitter.

Here

’

s

an

illustration

that

shows

an

overview

of

our

system

design:

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Your

receiver

and

transmitter

have

been

factory

preset

to

utilize

the

same

channel.

A

listing

of

the

thirteen

available

channels

and

their

cor



responding

VHF

frequencies

can

be

found

on

page

26

of

this

manual.

1

t

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System

Features

System

Features

II

3

*

We

recommend

the

use

of

the

Samson

RM22

adapter

for

this

purpose;

see

page

31

of

this

manual

for

rack-mounting

instructions.

•

The

VR22/22X

receiver

includes

a

pair

of

tuned

antennas,

specially

designed

to

maximize

the

effective

range

of

the

ireless

link..

•

The

VLX

system

incorporates

non-diversity

technology

for

simple,

reliable

operation.

The

VLX

TD

system

incorporates

Microprocessor

True

Diversity

technology,

hich

extends

the

effec

tive

range

of

the

system

and

also

reduces

potential

interference,

noise,

pops,

and

phase

cancellation

problems.

•

The

VH2

hand-held

microphone

transmitter

is

available

in

a

selection

of

popular

mic

capsules,

including:

•

The

VT2L,

VT2G

and

VH2

transmitters

all

utilize

internal

antennas

instead

of

the

bulky

external

antennas

used

by

many

competing

systems.

All

three

transmitters

provide

extended

18

hour

battery

life

and

po er

supplies

that

aren

’

t

fussy,

accepting

standard

9-volt

alkaline

batteries.

•

Built-in

Samson

Noise

Suppression

circuitry

in

both

the

transmitter

and

receiver.

This

ensures

clear,

transparent

sound

ith

an

absolute

minimum

of

background

noise

and

hiss.

•

Thirteen

different

available

channels,

designed

for

simultaneous

use.

This

means

that

you

can

use

multiple

VLX

/

VLX

TD

systems

(each

tuned

to

a

different

channel)

in

the

same

location

ithout

interference.

•

The

VT2L

and

VT2G

belt-pack

transmitter

is

extremely

light eight

(less

than

4

ounces

ith

a

9-volt

battery

installed).

The

VT2G

comes

pre ired

ith

permanent

connection

to

a

standard

1/4"

jack

(for

use

ith

instruments

such

as

electric

guitar

or

bass),

hile

the

VT2L

provides

a

S itchcraft

P3

mini-XLR

jack

for

connection

to

a

variety

of

popular

headsets

and

lavalier

microphones,

including:

Electro

Voice

ND

757A

N/DYM

Dynamic

Electro

Voice

ND

857

N/DYM

Dynamic

Samson

S11

Dynamic

Shure

SM58

Dynamic

Shure

SM85

Condenser

Shure

SM87

Condenser

•

The

VR22/22X

is

a

half-rack

unit

that

can

be

used

freestanding

or

can

be

mounted

in

any

standard

19"

rack,*

making

it

easy

to

integrate

into

any

traveling

or

fixed

installation

audio

system.

•

All

components

have

rugged

construction

that

ensures

reliable

operation

in

even

the

most

demanding

performance

environments.

•

The

VT2L,

VT2G

and

VH2

transmitters

all

provide

“

popless

”

muting

—

their

mute

function

turns

off

the

audio

signal

hile

leaving

the

carrier

signal

on.

The

Samson

VLX

/

VLX

TD

VHF

Wireless

System

utilizes

the

latest

advancements

in

ireless

communications.

Here

are

some

of

its

main

features:

I

1

*

Optimized

for

aerobics

orkouts,

this

headset

is

recommended

for

usage

in

high-humidity

environments

such

as

physical

fitness

centers.

4

AKG

C-410

headset

AKG

C-409

horn

microphone

Audio-Technica

ATM-75

headset

Audio-Technica

MT-350

lavalier

Audio-Technica

Pro-8HE

headset*

Audio-Technica

831

H-7

lavalier

Countryman

IsoMax

headset

Cro n

CM-311

/

CM-312

headset

Samson

ECM-40

lavalier

Sennheiser

MKE-2

lavalier

Sony

ECM-44

lavalier

Sony

ECM-55

lavalier

Sony

ECM-77

lavalier

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Guided

Tour

-

VR2

Front

Panel

Guided

Tour

-

VR2

Front

Panel

1

ANT

OUTPUT

POWER

TXON

VOLUME

PEAK

t

o

o

+

SIGNAL

<

GROUND

s

32

4

5

2:

Power

LED

-

This

is

lit

whe ever

the

VR2

is

powered

o .

6

5

5:

Volume

control

-

This

k ob

determi es

the

level

of

the

audio

sig al

se t

from

the

VR2

output

jack

(see

#6

below).

3:

TX

On

LED

-

Whe

carrier

sig al

of

sufficie t

stre gth

is

bei g

received

by

the

VR2,

this

LED

is

lit.

4:

Peak

LED

-

This

LED

lights

whe

output

sig al

from

the

VR2

is

at

the

o set

of

clippi g

(that

is,

whe

it

is

o

the

verge

of

bei g

distorted).

If

you

see

this

light

duri g

operatio ,

move

the

micropho e

further

away

or

lower

the

output

level

of

your

i strume t

or

tra smitter.

For

more

i formatio ,

see

the

sectio

i

this

ma ual

e titled

“

Setti g

Up

a d

Usi g

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

System

”

o

page

16.

1

:

Antenna

-

Duri g

ormal

operatio ,

this

should

be

fully

exte ded

a d

i

a

vertical

positio .

Do

not

substitute

a

third-party

receiver

a te a.

See

the

sectio

i

this

ma ual

e titled

“

Setti g

Up

a d

Usi g

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

System

”

o

page

16

for

i formatio

about

a te a

positio i g.

:

Output

jack

-

Use

this

u bala ced

(-10

dB)

high

impeda ce

(5K

Ohm)

1/4"

jack

to

co ect

the

VR2

to

your

audio

equipme t.

Wiri g

is

as

follows:

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GROUND

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FM

RECEIVER

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Tour

-

VR2

Rear

Panel

1

w

2

1

©

2

4

3

5

6

4

2:

Power

LED

-

This

is

lit

whenever

the

VR22/22X

is

powered

on.

7

2:

DC

input

-

Connect

the

supplied

Sa son

AC300R

adapter

here.

WARNING:

Do

not

substitute

any

other

kind

of

power

adapter;

doing

so

can

cause

severe

da age

to

the

unit

and

will

void

your

warranty.

1:

Antennas

A

and

-

During

nor al

operation,

these

should

be

fully

extended

and

in

a

vertical

position.

Do

not

substitute

third-party

receiv

er

antennas.

See

the

section

in

this

anual

entitled

“

Setting

Up

and

Using

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

Syste

”

on

page

16

for

infor ation

about

antenna

positioning.

1

:

Mute

control

-

This

control

deter ines

the

axi u

range

of

the

VR2

before

audio

signal

dropout.

It

should

nor ally

be

left

at

its

factory

setting.

For

ore

infor ation,

see

the

“

Setting

Up

and

Using

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

Syste

”

section

on

page

16.

VDCTO

□

Guided

Tour

-

VR22/22X

Front

Panel

3:

Peak

LED

-

This

LED

lights

when

output

signal

fro

the

VR22X

is

clipping

(distorted).

If

you

see

this

light

during

operation,

ove

the

icrophone

further

away

or

lower

the

output

level

of

your

instru ent

or

trans itter.

For

ore

infor ation,

see

the

section

in

this

anual

entitled

“

Setting

Up

and

Using

the

VLX

I

VLX

TD

Syste

”

on

page

16.

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the

s pplied

Samson

AC300R

adapter

here.

WARNING:

Do

not

s bstit te

any

other

kind

of

power

adapter;

doing

so

can

ca se

severe

damage

to

the

nit

and

will

void

yo r

warranty.

*

If

your

VLX

TD

system

has

a

VR22X

receiver,

both

the

front

panel

1/4"

unbalance

an

rear

panel

XLR

balance

outputs

can

be

use

simultaneously

if

necessary.

6:

Output

jack*

-

Use

this

nbalanced

(-10

dB)

high

impedance

(5K

Ohm)

1/4"

jack

to

connect

the

VR22/22X

to

yo r

a dio

eq ipment.

Wiring

is

as

follows:

3:

XLR

Output

jack

(VR22X

only)

-

Use

this

electronically

balanced

low

impedance

(600

Ohm)

XLR

jack

to

connect

the

VR22X

to

professional

(+4

dBv

or

-30

dBm)

a dio

eq ipment.*

Pin

wiring

is

as

follows:

2:

M te

control

-

This

control

determines

the

maxim m

range

of

the

VR22X

before

a dio

signal

dropo t.

It

sho ld

normally

be

left

at

its

factory

setting.

For

more

information,

see

the

“

Setting

Up

and

Using

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

System

”

section

on

page

16.

*

If

your

VLX

TD

system

has

a

VR22X

receiver,

both

the

rear

panel

XLR

balance

an

front

panel

1/4"

unbalance

outputs

can

be

use

simulta



neously

if

necessary.

:

LEDs

-

When

signal

is

being

received,

one

of

these

LEDs

will

be

lit,

showing

yo

whether

signal

from

either

the

“

A

”

or

“

B

”

antenna

is

c rrently

being

sed.

A

comp ter

chip

inside

the

VR22/22X

constantly

scans

the

two

and

a tomatically

selects

whichever

is

receiving

the

strongest,

clearest

signal.

This

“

Microprocessor

Tr e

Diversity

”

switching

is

completely

ina dible,

and

it

effectively

increases

overall

range

while

red cing

potential

interference

and

phase

cancellation

problems.

For

more

information,

see

Appendix

C

(

“

Abo t

Tr e

Diversity

”

)

on

page

28

in

this

man al.

Guided

Tour

-

VR22/22X

Rear

Panel

5:

Volume

control

-

This

knob

determines

the

level

of

the

a dio

signal

sent

from

the

VR22/22X

o tp t

jack(s)

(see

#6

below

and

#3

on

the

next

page).

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-

VT2L

/

VT2G

Guided

Tour

-

VT2L

/

VT2G

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4

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(Channel

13)

(Channel

13)

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5

7

y

y

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2:

Battery

LED

-

This

LED

is

an

indicator

of

batter

strength.

When

the

VT2L

I

VT2G

is

first

powered

on,

this

LED

will

light

for

about

two-

tenths

of

a

second

(if

the

batter

is

sufficientl

strong),

and

will

then

go

off.

When

batter

voltage

is

low,

this

LED

lights

steadil ,

indicating

that

the

batter

needs

to

be

replaced.

3:

ower

on-off

switch

-

Use

this

to

turn

the

VT2L

I

VT2G

on

or

off

(to

conserve

batter

power,

be

sure

to

leave

it

off

when

not

in

use).

WARNING:

Be

sure

to

mute

the

audio

signal

at

our

external

mixer

or

amplifier

before

turning

the

VT2L

/

VT2G

power

on

or

off,

or

an

audible

pop

ma

result.

4:

Input

connector

-

The

input

device

is

connected

here.

The

VT2L

is

supplied

with

either

a

lavalier

or

headset

microphone

(connected

via

a

Switchcraft

mini-XLR

jack,

as

shown

in

the

illustration

above),

while

the

VT2G

is

supplied

with

a

permanentl

connected

1/4"

jack

cable.

11

7:

lastic

screwdriver

-

Speciall

designed

for

use

in

adjusting

the

VT2L

/

VT2G

Level

control

(see

#8

on

the

next

page)

and/or

VR2

or

VR22/22X

receiver

Mute

control

(see

the

“

Guided

Tour:

VR2

[or

VR22/22X]

Rear

Panel

”

and

“

Setting

Up

and

Using

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

S stem

”

sections

on

pages

7,

10

and

16

for

more

information).

12

1:

Mute

on-off

switch

-

When

set

to

the

“

Off

”

position,

audio

signal

is

transmitted.

When

set

to

the

“

On

”

position,

the

audio

signal

is

muted.

The

advanced

circuitr

in

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

s stem

ensures

that

no

“

pop

”

or

“

thud

”

will

be

heard

during

muting.

Note

that

turning

this

on

does

not

turn

off

the

VT2L

/

VT2G

power

—

it

is

simpl

a

wa

to

tem



poraril

mute

the

transmission

of

audio

signal.

If

ou

don

’

t

plan

on

using

the

VT2L

I

VT2G

for

extended

periods,

turn

off

its

power

b

using

the

power

on-off

switch

(see

#3

below).

5:

Battery

door

-

Opening

the

VT2L

/

VT2G

batter

door

must

be

done

with

care.

See

the

“

Setting

Up

and

Using

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

S stem

”

section

on

page

16

for

more

information.

6:

Battery

holder

-

Insert

a

standard

9-volt

alkaline

batter

here,

being

sure

to

observe

the

plus

and

minus

polarit

markings

shown.

We

recommend

the

Duracell

MN

1604

t pe

batter .

Although

rechargeable

Ni-Cad

batteries

can

be

used,

the

do

not

suppl

adequate

current

for

more

than

four

hours.

WARNING:

Do

not

insert

the

batter

backwards;

doing

so

can

cause

severe

damage

to

the

VT2L

/

VT2G

and

will

void

our

warrant .

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8:

Audio

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control

(trimpot)

-

This

input

sensitivity

control

has

been

factory

preset

to

provide

optimum

level

for

the

particular

lavalier

or

headset

model

being

used

in

the

case

of

the

VT2G,

it

is

preset

for

optimum

instrument

level)

and

so

we

recommend

that

this

not

be

adjusted

manually.

If

necessary,

however,

you

can

use

the

supplied

plastic

screwdriver

to

raise

or

lower

the

VT2L

/

VT2G

input

level.

See

the

“

Setting

Up

and

Using

the

VLX

I

VLX

TD

System

”

section

on

page

16

for

more

information.

1

:

Audio

on-off

s itch

-

When

set

to

the

“

On

”

position,

audio

signal

is

transmitted.

When

set

to

the

“

Off

”

position,

the

audio

signal

is

muted.

The

advanced

circuitry

in

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

system

ensures

that

no

“

pop

”

or

“

thud

”

will

be

heard

during

muting.

Note

that

turning

this

off

does

not

turn

off

the

VH2

power

—

it

is

simply

a

way

to

temporarily

mute

the

transmission

of

audio

signal.

If

you

don

’

t

plan

on

using

the

VH2

for

extended

periods,

turn

off

its

power

by

using

the

power

on-off

switch

see

#3

on

the

next

page).

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procedure

for

setti g

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a d

usi g

your

VLX

/

VLX

TD

VHF

Wireless

System

takes

o ly

a

few

mi utes:

2:

Battery

LED

-

This

LED

is

a

i dicator

of

battery

stre gth.

Whe

the

VH2

is

first

powered

o ,

this

LED

will

light

for

about

two-te ths

of

a

seco d

(if

the

battery

is

sufficie tly

stro g),

a d

will

the

go

off.

Whe

battery

voltage

is

low,

this

LED

lights

steadily,

i dicati g

that

the

battery

eeds

to

be

replaced.

3.

Make

sure

the

Power

o -off

switch

i

your

VT2L

/

VT2G

beltpack

or

VH2

ha dheld

tra smitter

is

set

to

“

Off.

”

5:

Battery

holder

-

I sert

a

sta dard

9-volt

alkali e

battery

here,

bei g

sure

to

observe

the

plus

a d

mi us

polarity

marki gs

show .

We

recomme d

the

Duracell

MN

1604

type

battery.

Although

rechargeable

Ni-Cad

batteries

ca

be

used,

they

do

ot

supply

adequate

curre t

for

more

tha

four

hours.

ARNING:

Do

ot

i sert

the

battery

backwards;

doi g

so

ca

cause

severe

damage

to

the

VH2

a d

will

void

your

warra ty.

4:

Microphone

Input

Level

control

(trimpot)

-

This

i put

se sitivity

co trol

has

bee

factory

preset

to

provide

optimum

level

for

the

particular

micropho e

capsule

provided

with

your

VLX

/

VLX

TD

system

a d

so

we

recomme d

that

this

ot

be

adjusted

ma ually.

If

ecessary,

however,

you

ca

use

the

supplied

plastic

screwdriver

to

raise

or

lower

the

i put

level.

See

the

“

Setti g

Up

a d

Usi g

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

System

”

sectio

o

page

16

for

more

i formatio .

3:

Power

on-off

switch

-

Use

this

to

tur

the

VH2

o

or

off

(to

co serve

battery

power,

be

sure

to

leave

it

off

whe

ot

i

use).

ARNING:

Be

sure

to

mute

the

audio

sig al

at

your

exter al

mixer

or

amplifier

before

tur i g

the

VH2

power

o

or

off,

or

a

audible

pop

may

result.

1.

For

the

VLX

I

VLX

TD

system

to

work

correctly,

both

the

receiver

a d

tra smitter

must

be

set

to

the

same

cha el.

Remove

all

packi g

materials

(save

them

i

case

of

eed

for

future

service)

a d

check

to

make

sure

that

the

supplied

VR2,

VR22

or

VR22X

receiver

a d

VT2L,

VT2G

or

VH2

tra smitter

are

set

to

the

same

cha el

(this

is

listed

o

the

top

of

the

VR2

or

VR22/22X,

o

the

belt

clip

of

the

VT2L

/

VT2G,

a d

o

the

bottom

of

the

VH2,

as

show

i

the

illustratio

below).

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the

VR2,

exte d

the

a te a

a d

place

it

i

a

vertical

positio .

O

the

VR22/22X,

fully

exte d

both

“

A

”

a d

“

B

”

a te as

a d

place

both

i

a

vertical

positio .

If

these

cha els

do

ot

match,

co tact

Samso

Tech ical

Support

at

1-800-372-6766.

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Up

and

Using

the

VLX

/

VLX

TD

System

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