Revolabs 02-HDSGLCHG-11 Datasheet

Brand: Revolabs

Model: 02-HDSGLCHG-11

Category: Mobile device chargers

Type: Datasheet

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The HD™ Single/Dual Channel wireless

microphone system is the perfect audio solution

for 

. Its small size allows for an easy

and unintrusive integration for audio solutions

that require a limited number of wireless

microphones. The Single/Dual Channel 

    .

One of Revolabs’ HD family of products,

the Single/Dual Channel wireless microphone

s y s t e m t a ke s a d va n t a g e o f th e s a m e

technology available for boardrooms and large

conference rooms in the Executive HD product.

The HD Single/Dual Channel system utilizes

Revolabs “Designed For Speech” technology.

This technology provides 

  

, allowing the system to pick up the entire

human voice spectrum. The technology consists of

proprietary audio processing algorithms resulting

in the .

As with the other HD systems, the Single/Dual

Channel provides bi-directional audio, which

allows audio to be sent back to the microphone

so that      

The HD Single/Dual Channel wireless

microphone system is   

 allowing you to control

the different audio options. The switches also

allow you to select the level of the outputs, line

level, or microphone level. In the Dual Channel

system you can select whether the microphone

channels are mixed in the base unit to provide a

mixed output, or whether the two channels are

handled independent of each other, providing 

.

Additional settings let you control the

transmission power mode used by the receiver,

providing a higher density of HD systems in a given

area where a lot of systems are required. The

adjustable power reduces interferences between

the systems. Finally, the dip switches allow you to

activate lters and equalizers to further improve

the audio transmitted by the microphones.

All Revolabs HD wireless microphones

include the RF Armor™ technology enabling the



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to cause unwanted audio interference, such as

GSM mobile phones, smart phones, etc. Fail-safe

security is integrated with all Revolabs wireless

microphones using 

    in on conversations.

The HD Single/Dual Channel wireless

system         

                

Offered separately, the microphones are

sleek in design and come in several styles:

wearable, tabletop directional, tabletop omni-

directional, XLR adapter for handheld microphones,

and adapters for Countryman™ microphones.

Revolabs microphones and adapters are extremely

easy-to-use. Just remove the microphone

from the charger base, un-mute and talk.

The HD Single/Dual Channel wireless

system consists of a base station and an HD

wireless microphone charger base, and is

available in single and dual channel models

allowing for support of either one or two HD

wireless wicrophones in High Definition mode.

Additional benefits include a 

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on a full charge. It takes approximately two

hours to fully charge a battery. Best of all, the

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Connectors

1 or 2 channels per system

North and South America: 1920 to 1930 MHz

Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe: 1880 to 1900 MHz (DECT EU)

Mainland China: 1900 -1920 MHz

Japan: 1893.5 to 1906.1 MHz

150 feet (45 meters) approx. (no obstruction)

Out-of-range alarm

50-14,000 Hz

5V DC, 1A power connector

100-240V, 50-60 Hz; Power supply included

Channel LED indicators

Pairing Push Buttons

USB port for rmware update only

Conguration DIP Switches (8)

Channel 1 Analog Output 3.5 mm balanced connector

Channel 2 Analog Output 3.5 mm balanced connector

Channel 1 Analog Input 3.5 mm balanced connector

Channel 2 Analog Input 3.5 mm balanced connector

5V DC, 1A

100-240V, 50-60 Hz; Power supply included

DC power input port

1 or 2 proprietary 4 pin microphone charge jacks

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800-326-1088

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BENEFITS

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Wideband frequency response provides high

denition audio delivering spoken word clarity



Lets you sit anywhere within a conference room

or walk around freely

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

Wearable, tabletop boundary and handheld as

well as Countryman Adapter for earset mic



RF Armor technology lets microphones operate

cleanly even when in direct contact with other

wireless electronic devices



128-bit encryption prevents anyone from

listening in

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