Sennheiser XSW 1-825 Dual-Vocal Set Wireless Microphone System

1. Kupu Whakataki

The Sennheiser XSW 1-825 Dual-Vocal Set is an analog UHF dual-channel wireless system designed for vocal applications, presentations, and general audio use. This system provides reliable wireless transmission with two handheld microphones, suitable for singers, presenters, DJs, and educational institutions.

Ihirangi mōkī:

• 1 x Sennheiser EM-XSW 1 Dual-Channel Stationary Receiver with Internal Antennas (A: 548 to 572 MHz)
• 2 x Sennheiser SKM 825-XSW-A Handheld Transmitters with e825 Capsule (A: 548 to 572 MHz)
• 2 x Sennheiser MZQ1 Microphone Clamps
• 1 x NT 12-5 CW Power Supply
• 4 x Paehiko AA
• 2 x Black Microphone Windscreens
• 2 x 3' XLR Cables
• 1 x Microfiber Kakahu horoi

Figure 1: Sennheiser XSW 1-825 Dual-Vocal Set showing the EM-XSW 1 receiver and two SKM 825-XSW handheld microphones.

2. Tatūnga

2.1 Receiver Placement and Power Connection

Place the EM-XSW 1 receiver on a stable surface, away from large metal objects or other wireless devices that may cause interference. Ensure adequate ventilation around the unit.

1. Connect the NT 12-5 CW power supply to the "Power" input on the rear of the EM-XSW 1 receiver.
2. Plug the power supply into a suitable wall outlet. The receiver will power on automatically.

Figure 2: The NT 12-5 CW Power Supply with interchangeable international adapters.

Figure 3: Rear panel of the EM-XSW 1 receiver, illustrating the balanced XLR outputs, unbalanced 1/4 inch outputs, squelch controls, and power input.

2.2 Hononga Putanga Ororongo

Connect the receiver to your audio mixer or amplifier using the provided XLR cables.

1. For balanced audio output, connect an XLR cable from the "Bal" (XLR) output on the receiver to an XLR input on your mixer. There are two independent XLR outputs for each channel.
2. Alternatively, for unbalanced audio output, connect a 1/4 inch (6.3mm) TS cable from the "Unbal" output to a 1/4 inch input on your mixer.

Figure 4: An XLR cable, used for balanced audio connections between the receiver and an audio mixer.

2.3 Handheld Transmitter Setup

1. Unscrew the bottom part of the SKM 825-XSW handheld transmitter to access the battery compartment.
2. Insert two AA batteries, observing the correct polarity (+/-).
3. Whakahokia te wahanga o raro kia mau.
4. Attach a microphone windscreen to the microphone head if desired.
5. Secure the microphone into the MZQ1 microphone clamp.

Figure 5: The MZQ1 microphone clamp, designed to securely hold the handheld transmitter.

2.4 Frequency Synchronization

To establish a wireless connection, the transmitter and receiver must be tuned to the same frequency.

1. I runga i te Kaiwhiwhi: Pehia te KAUPAPA button to automatically find an available, interference-free frequency. The display will show the selected channel.
2. I runga i te Kaiwhiwhi: Pehia te Tukutahi button. The SYNC LED will flash, indicating it's ready to synchronize.
3. On the Transmitter: Turn on the handheld transmitter. Hold the transmitter's infrared (IR) window close to the receiver's IR window (usually located near the SYNC button).
4. The SYNC LED on the receiver will stop flashing and remain lit, and the transmitter's display will show the synchronized channel. Repeat this process for the second microphone and receiver channel.

3. Mahi

3.1 Kei te Hiko / Weto

• Kaiwhiwhi: The EM-XSW 1 receiver powers on automatically when connected to the power supply. To power off, disconnect the power supply.
• Kaituku: Press and hold the power button on the SKM 825-XSW handheld transmitter for approximately 2 seconds to turn it on or off.

3.2 Te Whakaritea i te Rōrahi

On the EM-XSW 1 receiver, use the VOL+ a VOL - buttons for each channel to adjust the audio output level. Start with a moderate level and adjust as needed on your audio mixer.

3.3 Mahi Wahangu

The SKM 825-XSW handheld transmitter features a mute switch. Slide the switch to the wahangu position to temporarily silence the microphone. Slide it back to the ON position to resume audio transmission.

3.4 Te Whakarereketanga

The squelch control on the rear of the receiver helps to suppress unwanted noise when the transmitter signal is weak or absent. Adjust the "SQ" knob for each channel. A higher squelch setting requires a stronger signal to open the audio gate, reducing background noise but potentially cutting off weak signals. A lower setting allows weaker signals but may introduce more noise.

4. Tiaki

4.1 Te horoi

• Use the provided microfiber cleaning cloth to gently wipe the surfaces of the receiver and transmitters.
• Kaua e whakamahi i nga kaikawe horoi me nga whakarewa.
• For microphone grilles, remove the grille and clean with a soft brush if necessary. Ensure it is completely dry before reattaching.

4.2 Whakakapinga Pūhiko

Replace the AA batteries in the handheld transmitters when the battery indicator on the transmitter or receiver shows low power. Always use fresh, high-quality alkaline or rechargeable AA batteries.

1. Unscrew the bottom part of the transmitter.
2. Tangohia nga pākahiko tawhito me te tuku tika.
3. Insert two new AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity.
4. Screw the bottom part back on.

5. Te Raru

6. Whakatakotoranga

7. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

Sennheiser products are covered by a manufacturer's warranty. For specific warranty terms, duration, and to register your product, please refer to the official Sennheiser webte waahi, te kaari whakamana ranei kei roto i to hokonga.

For technical support, service, or spare parts, please contact Sennheiser customer service directly. Contact information can typically be found on the Sennheiser webte waahi kei roto ranei i te kohinga hua.

Note: This bundle includes additional accessories (windscreens, XLR cables, cleaning cloth) which may be covered by separate warranties from their respective manufacturers, if applicable.