Sennheiser SKP 30 Instruction Manual

SKP 30 33 INSTRUCTION MANUAL

429 Muting the transmitterUse the MUTE switch  to noiselessly mute the transmitter’s audio signal (this switch does not switch off the transmitter).

4310 Battery status indicationThe red LED  and the 8-segment bargraph on the display provide information on the (remaining) battery capacity. 3-step

4411 OperationThe SKP 30 plug-on transmitter has been factory-preset to allow immediate use after switch-on. Please note, however, that the transmitte

4512 LC display panel Alphanumeric main display 3-step level display for battery status13 Basic functions of the Sennheiser operating menuThe SKP 30

462. Press the / buttons to adjust the settings of the selected menu:The new setting starts flashing on the display. If you return to the previous s

4714 Overview of menusDisplay Possible adjustmentsSEnSit Adjusting the sensitivity ( page 49)Att Selecting the sensitivity range ( page 50)PHAnto Sw

4815 Selecting a frequency memory – selecting a frequency and channel number With the / buttons you can directly switch between the factory-preset

4916 Adjusting the sensitivity (SEnSit)Close talking distances, speakers with loud voices or loud music passages may cause overmodulation in the trans

5017 Selecting the sensitivity range (Att)Condenser microphones and dynamic microphones require different sensitivity settings. The SKP 30 is therefor

5118 Switching the phantom powering on/off (PHAnto)The SKP 30 transmitter can supply condenser microphones with 48 V phantom powering (P48). Please no

34 Contents 1 Short description ... 352 Special features ..

5219 Selecting the content of the standard display (DiSPL)You can choose the content of the standard display i.e. whether the frequency or the channel

5320 Configuring a frequency memoryThe SKP 30 transmitter has 16 switchable frequency memories (presets) to store up to 16 transmission frequencies wit

54Setting a frequency (tunE)Transmission frequencies are tunable in 25-kHz steps within a switching bandwidth of 32 MHz max. Note: Detailed informatio

55Assigning a channel number (Ch no)You can now assign each frequency memory a channel number (from 0 to 255). With larger systems, we recommend using

5621 Activating/deactivating the lock-mode function (LOC)To prevent accidental programming or switching off during operation, we recommend locking the

57Deactivating the lock-mode function Select the “LOC” menu by pressing the SET button. “LOC On” appears on the display. Press the  button to deact

5822 Error checklistProblem Possible causeNo operation indication Battery is flatNo RF signal Transmission frequency is not the same as the receivng

5923 Tips for optimum reception• Transmission range depends to a large extent on location and can vary from about 10 m to about 150 m. There should be

6025 SpecificationsModulation wideband FMFrequency ranges Range A: 518 – 550 MHz,Range B: 630 – 662 MHz,Range C: 740 – 772 MHz,Range D: 790 – 822 MHz,R

61THD (without attenuator at nom. deviation and 1 kHz)≤ 0.5 %Headroom (THD ≤ 3 %) 6 dBInput attenuator 20 dB, switchableMax. input voltage 2.8 Vrms(d

35 1 Short description The SKP 30 transmitter permits wireless transmission with studio-quality sound. The use of further optimised PLL and microproc

6226 EC Certificate of ConformitySENNHEISER electronic GmbH & Co. KG,Am Labor 1, D-30900 Wedemarkdeclare that the product Plug-on transmitter SKP 3

36 2 Special features • Diecast metal casing• State-of-the-art PLL technology, 16 switchable channels• HiDyn plus noise reduction system• Signal-to

37 4 HiDyn plus noise reduction Progress you can hear: This transmitter is equipped with HiDyn plus , the Sennheiser noise reduction system that

38 5 Operating controls  Microphone input, XLR-3 socket  Mechanical locking ring of XLR-3 socket  LC display  SET button   button (DOWN)  

39 6 Inserting and changing the battery  Slide the cover of the battery compartment  in the direction of the arrow until it clicks audibly and op

40 7 Plugging the transmitter onto the microphone  Plug the transmitter’s XLR-3 connector  onto the micro-phone’s XLR-3 socket.  Tighten the loc

41 8 Switching the transmitter on/off  Press the ON/OFF button  to switch the transmitter on. The red LED  lights up. For phantom powered c