The Sennheiser EW322 G3 A Band Rack Mountable Wireless Lavalier Microphone System is a top - notch solution for professional audio. Its design is compact and super easy to use. The nearly invisible clip - on microphone offers crystal - clear voice and strong feedback resistance, ensuring great performance anywhere. With just a button press, you can sync the bodypack transmitter and the receiver. The true diversity receiver guarantees top - level signal reliability, making it ideal for live shows, presentations, and other high - demand audio needs. This system operates on Sennheiser's 'A' frequency band (516MHz - 558MHz) and has an auto - frequency scan feature to easily find the best signal. It also comes with an Ethernet port for remote control via the Wireless Systems Manager (WSM) software, providing detailed monitoring and data management for multi - channel setups. Whether on stage or in the studio, the EW322 G3 has user - friendly features, wide frequency range, and high audio sensitivity for high - quality sound every time. When you need a reliable wireless mic system, this is the best choice.
Using the Sennheiser EW322 G3 is a breeze. First, connect the EM G3 rackmount receiver to a power source using the NT 2 - 3 power supply. Attach the two antennas to the receiver's BNC connectors. Then, insert the 2 AA batteries into the SK 300 G3 bodypack transmitter. Clip the ME 4 lavalier microphone to your clothing. To sync the transmitter and receiver, just press the sync button on the receiver. For frequency selection, use the auto - frequency scan feature. When using the Wireless Systems Manager (WSM) software, connect the receiver to your computer via the Ethernet port. As for precautions, keep the system away from strong sources of interference. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the battery level of the transmitter. Clean the microphone and the system with a soft, dry cloth. If you need to recharge the optional BA 2015 accupack, use the contacts in the transmitter. That's it, and you're good to go for great audio experiences!
