Mic wiring is a
necessary concept to understand when working with any Lectrosonics TA5 input
transmitters. The wiring diagrams included in this module represents the basic
wiring necessary for the most common types of microphones and other audio
inputs you may encounter.
One
of the most commonly misunderstood settings on a wireless mic system is the
audio input gain setting. Lectrosonics units can be set in 1dB steps and most
transmitters provide 44dB of range. This module will discuss setting gain and
compensation strategies that you may find useful.
Compatibility
modes allow you to connect your receivers to transmitters with various types of
transmit modes. There are currently several compatibility modes used within the
Lectrosonics product line, as well as
compatibility modes that allow you to connect devices made by other
manufactures. This module will review
the options.
The
available RF Spectrum for wireless microphones has become far more crowded in
the recent years, and we are forced to work with other equipment in a narrower
space. This has led many manufacturers to develop different software, applications
and technologies to help get the best out of the room available and coordinate
frequencies in different uses. This module will discuss ways to find and select
optimal frequencies for your application.
Wireless
Designer is a key component to setting up multiple frequencies with
Lectrosonics equipment. There are many functions available on Wireless
Designer. These modules will show you how to use the basic functions of this
easy to manage, yet powerful software.
