Nady Satellite SMGT-100A Wireless Instrument System

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The Nady Satellite SMGT-100A is a 100-channel true diversity wireless instrument system designed for electric guitars with recessed jacks, offering unparalleled freedom and professional audio quality for live performances. Its compact, rugged design allows for versatile placement, including on a pedalboard. The system operates in the UHF band, ensuring optimal sound clarity and reliable signal transmission.

Key features include a mini transmitter that plugs directly into your instrument, eliminating the need for cables, and a convenient mute switch. The receiver boasts a bright display showing frequency, group, channel, audio/RF meters, and battery status. With true diversity dual antenna system, it guarantees the best possible range and minimizes dropouts.

Kedu ihe dị na Igbe ahụ

• Nady Satellite SMGT-100A Wireless Receiver
• Nady Satellite SMGT-100A Mini Transmitter (with angled 1/4" plug)
• Akpa na-ebu
• Batteries (AA for transmitter, AA for receiver)
• AC Power Adapter for Receiver
• 1/4" Output Cable

Figure 1: All components included in the Nady Satellite SMGT-100A Wireless Instrument System.

Figure 2: The durable hard case provides secure storage and transport for the wireless system.

Ntuziaka nhazi

1. Transmitter Setup (SMGT-100A)

1. Wụnye Batrị: Slide off the top cover of the transmitter to reveal the battery compartment. Insert one AA battery, ensuring correct polarity. The blue light will indicate full power, and it will blink when the battery is low.
2. Mechie ọrụ: Utilize the mute switch on the side of the transmitter to conveniently silence your instrument without unplugging.
3. Jikọọ na Ngwaọrụ: Plug the angled 1/4" jack of the transmitter directly into your instrument's recessed output jack.

Figure 3: Details of the SMGT-100A transmitter, highlighting its compact design and controls.

2. Receiver Setup (SMR-100)

1. Powering the Receiver: The receiver can be powered by two AA batteries (included) or via the included 12V AC power adapter. Insert batteries into the compartment on the underside or connect the AC adapter to the 12V input on the back.
2. Jikọọ na Ampihe na-eme ka ihe dị nro/ngwakọta dị nro: Use the supplied 1/4" cable to connect the receiver's 1/4" output jack to your amplifier's input or a mixer.
3. Ndozi antenna: Ensure both antennas are upright for optimal signal reception.

Foto 4: Top view of the SMR-100 receiver, showing the main controls and antenna placement.

Ọgụgụ 5: N'azụ view of the SMR-100 receiver, illustrating connectivity options.

3. Njiko na Nhọrọ Ọwa

1. Ike Na: Turn on both the receiver and the transmitter.
2. Họrọ ọwa: The SMR-100 receiver features a bright display that shows the current group and channel. Use the navigation buttons on the receiver to select your desired group (1-10) and channel (1-10 within each group), providing 100 selectable frequencies.
3. Mmekọrịta IR: Once the desired frequency is set on the receiver, press the 'IR' button on the receiver. Align the IR sensor on the transmitter (located near the 1/4" plug) with the IR window on the receiver's display. The system will automatically sync to the selected frequency.

Figure 6: The SMR-100 receiver's display provides clear information on system status and selected frequency.

Ntuziaka ọrụ

• Njikwa olu: Adjust the output volume of the receiver using the large knob on the top of the unit. This controls the signal level sent to your amplifier ma ọ bụ igwekota.
• Ndụ batrị: The transmitter uses one AA battery, offering approximately 8 hours of continuous use. The receiver uses two AA batteries or can be powered by the included AC adapter for extended sessions. Monitor the battery indicator on the transmitter and receiver displays to avoid unexpected power loss during performances.
• Oke na arụmọrụ: The true diversity dual antenna system ensures robust signal integrity and extended range, minimizing dropouts even in challenging RF environments. For optimal performance, maintain a clear line of sight between the transmitter and receiver.
• Mechie ọrụ: The transmitter features a dedicated mute switch. Use this to temporarily silence your instrument without having to power down the unit or unplug from your instrument.

Nlekọta

• Nhicha: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of both the transmitter and receiver. Avoid using liquid cleaners or solvents, which may damage the finish or internal components.
• Nlekọta batrị: Remove batteries from both units if they will not be used for an extended period to prevent leakage and corrosion. Use high-quality alkaline or rechargeable batteries for best performance.
• Nchekwa: Store the system in its original hard case in a cool, dry place away from extreme temperatures and humidity.

Nchọpụta nsogbu

• Enweghị ụda:
  • Ensure both transmitter and receiver are powered on and have sufficient battery life.
  • Verify the transmitter's mute switch is disengaged.
  • Check all cable connections between the receiver and your ampigwe ihe / igwekota.
  • Confirm the transmitter and receiver are synced to the same group and channel. Perform an IR sync if necessary.
• Interference/Dropouts:
  • Change to a different group and channel on the receiver and re-sync the transmitter. This system offers 100 channels to find a clear frequency.
  • Ensure there are no large metal objects or other wireless devices obstructing the line of sight between the transmitter and receiver.
  • Check for strong local RF interference sources (e.g., Wi-Fi routers, other wireless systems).
• Ndụ obere batrị:
  • Dochie batrị na nke ọhụrụ dị oke mma.
  • Consider using rechargeable AA batteries for cost-effectiveness.
  • For the receiver, utilize the AC power adapter when possible for continuous operation.

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