Summary of RMT-10
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Rmt-10 vhf rack-mount transmitter instruction manual 099-0068d.
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Quick start please see figure 1 and the instructions on the next page for a quick start. A word to vega users in selecting vega equipment, you are in the company of audio professionals worldwide. Leadership for over 30 years has made “vega” synonymous with wireless equipment. Our equipment provides ...
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Transmitter 3 5. Put on rack-mount (1a) “ears” or (1b) rubber feet (for details see “installation” next page). 6. Attach the whip antenna (see the “whip antenna length” section) or the optional dipole antenna to the antenna connector on the rear panel. 7. Connect wall-type power supply to the rear-p...
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Introduction this document describes setup, adjustment, and operation only; detailed maintenance information is not included. If you have any questions, consult your dealer or the vega factory. Your vega model rmt-10 is a single-channel vhf fm transmitter. It transmits a mono audio signal to compati...
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Installation the rmt-10 can be mounted in a standard 19-inch (48-cm) rack, or operate standing alone. For stand-alone operation: peel off the four rubber feet's protective paper (provided with the rmt-10) and attach to the bottom of the chassis at each corner. For rack-mount use, the detachable rack...
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Whip antenna length for optimum antenna efficiency, the wire whip may be cut to length. Do not try to cut the whip with wire cutters, the whip is made from tough steel and will likely destroy the wire cutters. Use a bench grinder or equivalent to grind through the whip wire, being careful to use pro...
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Power supply negative (–) to the outer conductor power supply positive (+) to the inner conductor adjustments note: normal setup and operation does not require internal access. Refer all service and internal adjustments to qualified service personnel. Specifically, the user may not make adjustments ...
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For use with clearcom or rts intercoms, or for 70-volt line applications, use the same basic adjustment procedures as above. Frequency-compensation adjustments listen to the program audio on a compatible receiver (vega pl-2). Experiment with the dynamic-range limiter settings and select the position...
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Antennas proper mounting and placement of antenna(s) is vitally important in wireless systems. If overlooked, antennas might cause unnecessary problems. In all cases, a clear and unobstructed line-of-sight path between the transmitting antenna and the receiver(s) is required. The antenna might be co...
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Rf noise problems with rf noise sources (fluorescent lights, car ignitions, industrial equipment, etc.) are quite rare. Defective fluorescent lighting fixtures, however, can generate significant amounts of rf energy. Usually, repairing the fixture will cure the problem. This situation is true for mo...
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Specifications product description: vhf audio transmitter frequency control: single frequency, crystal controlled frequency stability: ± 0.005% operating frequency range: 169-216 mhz rf power output: 50 mw, maximum modulation: direct fm, 45k0f3e maximum deviation: ± 7.5 khz deviation limiter range: ...