The Audio-Technica ATW-1312 is a top - notch dual - channel wireless system. It operates interference - free in the 2.4 GHz range, outside TV bands. This system offers amazing versatility and advanced features. With its innovative frequency, time, and space assurance mechanisms, it provides strong performance and great sound quality, free from signal loss and interference. Designed for pros, the System 10 PRO Rack - Mount digital wireless system has a durable half - rack chassis for two receiver units. These units can be used locally or placed up to 328 feet away via Ethernet cable. You can connect up to five chassis (ten receiver units) using the RJ12 cable, allowing simultaneous use of ten channels. Setup is a breeze, and the sound is crystal - clear. The package includes an ATW - RC13 rack - mount receiver chassis, two ATW - RU13 receiver units, an ATW - T1002 handheld dynamic unidirectional microphone/transmitter, and an ATW - T1001 UniPak body - pack transmitter. All have readable displays for easy monitoring and adjustment. You can choose a Wireless Essentials microphone or cable for a complete setup. Key features include digital 24 - bit/48 kHz wireless operation for great sound, automatic frequency selection, and a ground - lift switch to reduce hum. Specifications cover operating frequencies, dynamic range, and more.
Using the Audio - Technica ATW - 1312 is easy. First, connect the power supply to the rack - mount receiver chassis. Make sure the power supply is within the 100 - 240V AC range. Then, insert the batteries into the handheld and body - pack transmitters. Alkaline batteries will give you over 7 hours of use. For the receiver units, you can either dock them in the chassis or mount them up to 328 feet away using an Ethernet cable. Use the RJ12 cable to connect multiple chassis if you want to use up to ten channels at once. When you turn on the system, it will automatically select a frequency to avoid interference. You can easily select channels, sync the transmitters, and set up the system. Keep an eye on the chassis’ System ID Display to check the RF signal level, transmitter battery level, and system link status. As for maintenance, keep the system in a cool place within the 0°C to 40°C temperature range. Clean the microphones regularly with a soft cloth. If you encounter a ground loop problem, use the ground - lift switch to eliminate the hum. And always remember to turn off the system when not in use to save battery life.
