PHENYX PRO PTM-10 Stereo and Mono Mode Professional UHF Wireless In Ear Monitor System Owner’s Manual

•Mono mode or stereo mode, two selections.
•Clear, pure, distortion-free sound performance. • Painless IR synchronization makes operation a piece of cake.
• 89 adjustable UHF frequency in 900 MHz bands for multiset operation.
• Up to 160ft/50m free operation range.
• The adapter cord tie-off renders manageable cables.
•The powerful receiver features multiple practical functions, including stereo/mono selection, balance, equalizer, limiter, and lock functions
• Metal rackmount kit is included to provide the professional option.
• The black PVC carrying case to protect the system while in transit.

 Transmitter
I PMT-1 I In-Ear Monitor Transmitter

Receiver
I PMR-1  I Bodypack Receiver

Accessories

ANTB-900	Antennas for 900 UHF Band
PTA-01	Power Adapter
PTA-03	Carrying Case
PME-1	Earphone
	AA Batteries
	Metal Rackmount Kit
	User’s Manual

Function of Parts

Transmitter

PMT-1

1. Audio output jack (1/4 Inch TRS): Connect to a headphone, earphone, or wedge speaker for direct monitoring.
2. Output level control: Adjust the level of the output audio signal to the audio output jack (1/4 inch TRS, Balanced).
3. Input level control: Adjust the level of the input audio signal from microphones, mixers, and other devices.
4. LCD display: Displays audio, RF, and system information.
5. Set button: Short press (tap) this button for mode selection.
6. Up button: Short press (tap) this button for frequency increment and menu setup.
7. Down button: Short press (tap) this button for frequency decrement and menu setup.
8. IR window: For infrared synchronization setup.
   *NOTE: Please short press (tap) the SET button to initiate IR synchronization (LCD shows ” “). Then vertically aim the IR window of the transmitter to that of the receiver for pairing them up. II’
9. Power button: Long press it for 2 seconds to power the unit on and off. When it is on, the LCD screen lights up.
   
10. to Power jack
11. Adapter cord tie-off: For managing cable.
12. Audio input jacks (XLR, Balanced): Connect to mixer outputs or other audio sources for monitoring by the performers.
13. PAD switch: Adjust output gain. Turn it on to cut gain and set it to (-12dB). the default setting of 0dB will have no effect on gain.

Transmitter display

1. Antenna jack: For connecting detachable antenna and transmitting signals to bodypack receivers.
2. AF signal indicator: For indicating the input audio signal of the left and right channels.
3. Frequency number
4. Lock indicator: It appears to indicate that the setting is locked and disappears to unlock.
5. Mode indicator: For indicating the mono or stereo mode to output the audio signal.

Bodypack receiver

1. Volume control: Twist the knob clockwise/counterclockwise to increase/ decrease the volume.
2. Power button: Long press it for 2 seconds to power the unit on and off.
3. Antenna
4. PHONE jack
5. Battery light: For indicating the battery status. It lights green to indicate sufficient battery and lights red to indicate low battery.
6. LCD display: Displays audio, RF, and system information.
7. IR window: For infrared synchronization setup. *NOTE: Please vertically aim the IR window on the bodypack receiver to that of the transmitter for pairing them up.
8. SET button: Short press (tap) it to enter menus for BAL function and FOC function. Long press it for 1 second to enter other functions (see page 6 for more details).
9.  ADD button: Short press (tap) it for menu setup.
10. Battery compartment: Install batteries with the correct polarity.
    

Reveiver display

1. Frequency number MRF signal indicator: For indicating
2. RF signal strength between the bodypack receiver and transmitter. ” iriFi ri” indicates high RF signal level, and “IRF111-01” indicates low RF signal level (-‘) Audio signal progress bar: It flashes to indicate the
3. audio signal level. When it is blank, the bodypack receiver receives no sound.
4. MUTE indicator: To indicate that the receiver receives no RF signal. It appears when the bodypack receiver is not paired up with the transmitter successfully.
5. Stereo mode indicator: ” sr ” appears to indicate the bodypack receiver receives a stereo audio signal. When it disappears, the bodypack receiver receives a mono audio signal.
6. Lock indicator: It appears when the setting is locked and disappears when unlocked.
7. Battery indicator: Indicates the real-time battery status.

Operation Guidance

Step 1: Turn on the transmitter 

1. Connect the antenna to the transmitter via the ANT jack.
2. For stereo audio transmission, connect the audio source to the stereo audio input jacks of the transmitter via 6.35mm/XLR cables. For mono transmission, connect to the left audio input jack of the transmitter.
3. Turn on other devices. Connect the power supply to the transmitter via the power jack, and long press the  power button for 2 seconds to turn it on.

Step 2: Turn on the receiver 

1. Install fresh batteries with the correct polarity.
2. Connect an earphone to the bodypack receiver.
3. Long press power buttons to turn on the receiver.

Step 3: Set up the transmitter
Short press (tap) the SET button to enter the transmitter menu and select the desired setting and function, including the group number setting, channel number setting, stereo/mono mode, lock function, and the IR synchronization.

1. Group number setting
   1. hort press (tap) the SET button and select ” Group” on the screen.
   2. Short press (tap) the ““up and ““down buttons to select the desired group number.
2. Channel number setting
   1. Short press (tap) the SET button and select “Channel” on the screen.
   2. Short press (tap) the ““up and ““down buttons to select the desired channel number.
      *Note: Setting the group number and channel number to select the desired frequency.
3. Stereo/mono mode ID Short press (tap) the SET button and select “Mode ” on the screen.
   1. Short press (tap) the “”up and “”down buttons to select the “Stereo” or “Mono” mode.
   2. Short press tap the upand sownbutton to select the or mode.
      *Note: For stereo monitoring, make sure the ” stereo ” indicators are on for both the transmitter and bodypack receiver. If the ” Stereo ” indicator is absent on the receiver display, the receiver is in the mono mode.
4. Lock function
   1. Short press (tap) the SET button and select “Lock” on the screen.
   2. Short press (tap) the “”up and ““down buttons to lock (you can see the “ ()” on the screen) or unlock the setting.

Step 4: Pair up the transmitter and receivers

1. Short press (tap) the SET button several times to exit the transmitter menu and initiate the IR synchronization.
2. Vertically aim the IR window of a bodypack
   receiver to that of the transmitter.
   *NOTE: The LCD screens of handheld and bodypack transmitters turn dim in standby mode. The LED light on top of the bodypack transmitter remains green when paired up to indicate it is turned on.

*NOTE: If you would like to use several bodypack receivers simultaneously for monitoring the same audio signal, please pair up all the receivers with the transmitter for the same frequency number.

Step 5: Set up the bodypack receiver
For BAL and FOC functions, short press (tap) the SET button to enter. For other functions, wait back to
the original display (frequency display status), long press the SET button to enter the other functions list, and short press (tap) the SET button to switch functions.

1. BAL Function
   Balance function. It can adjust the volume of the left/right channel. Each channel has 16 volume settings, including 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E, and F.
   1. When the receiver is in the original display, short press (tap) the SET button to enter the BAL function menu. o__ ma
   2. Press the SET/ADD button to decrease/increase the volume.
      “Note: This function can only be applied when the transmitter and receiver are in stereo mode.
2. FOC Function
   It can adjust the volume of the left/right channel. Each channel has 16 volume settings, including 0, 2,8, 4,5,6, 7, 8,9, A,B,C, D, E, and F. FJ
   1. When the receiver is in the original display, short press (tap) the SET button to enter the FOC function menu.
   2. Press the SET/ADD button to decrease/increase the volume.
      “Note: This function can only be applied when the receiver is in mono mode.
      
3. EQ Function.
   Equalizer function, It can adjust the tone/pitch of the music sound, eg
   1. Wait until the receiver is in the original display.
   2. Long press the SET button to enter the other functions list. ga op
   3. In the EQ function, press ADD button to select ON/OFF for setting/unsetting.
      “Note: When it is in OFF mode, the receiver is in normal mode and would not adjust the tonelpitch of the music, sound regardless of the strength of volume. When itis in ON mode, the receiver isin erease tone/pitch” mode.
      
4. L1 Function
   Limiter function. It can attenuate loud audio signals and prevent the sound from being distorted when you turn up the volume too high. However, it changes the music dynamic and might affect the trueness of the sound,
   1. Wait until the receiver is in the original display
   2. Long press the SET button to enter the other functions list. Short press (tap) to enter the L1 function.
   3. Press the ADD button, and you can select ON/OFF for setting/unsetting
      
5. FO Function
   ‘Stereo/mono selection. The stereo/mono mode needs to match the mode selection on the transmitter (base unit),
   1. Wait until the receiver is in the original display
   2. Long press the SET button to enter the other functions list. Short press (tap) to enter the FO function.
   3. Press ADD button, and you can select the mono mode (ON) or stereo mode (OFF).
      ‘Note: The stereo mode is applied when the transmitter and bodypack receivers are both in stereo mode (please check the stereo indicators).
6. LO Function
   Lock function. Lock the selected frequency on the receiver.
   1. Wait until the receiver is in the original display.
   2. Long press the SET button to enter the other functions list. Short press (tap) to enter the LO function,
   3. Press ADD button to select ON/OFF to lock/unlock.
      “Note: the lock indicator appears/disappears on the screen when the setting is locked/unlocked.
      

Troubleshootimg

Problem	Solution
Distorted audio/statics noises	Select an interference-free frequency for use Place the PMT-1 transmitter highly or move it to another place Check the volume levels at the PMT-1 transmitter and verily that the meter is not reaching the overload indicator Make sure batteries in the receiver are fresh· Check that all cables are fully inserted
No sound from a receiver	Adjust the volume level of the transmitter and receivers Check that the receiver is on and the earphone is properly connected to the receiver Make sure the transmitter and receivers are linked to the same group and channel: otherwise, pair them up again Connect a new earphone to the receiver
High noise floor	Adjust the proper amount of gain of input audio signals
The MUTE indicator on the receiver display after synchronization	Vertically pair up the receiver and transmitter until the MUTE indicator disappears The MUTE indicator flashes to indicate cutoffs: it is better to change the frequency of the receiver and vertically pair it with the receiver again.
Other receiver malfunction	Reset the receiver to fix malfunction: Long press the power button to turn oft the receiver.L ong press the power and SET buttons together for 2 seconds to reset the receiver. And the receiver display shows the initial frequency setting “01 01%3 Vertically pair up the receiver and transmitter.
Sync failure for pairing a bodypack that is synced with a transmitter with another transmitter again	The paired receiver is locked by its transmitter. If you need to pair it with another transmitter, please unlock the system by powering oft the transmitter or resetting the bodypack receiver,

Specification

Orerall System

Frequency range	902-928MHz (depends on local regulations)
Transmitter output level	10dBm
Dynamic range	>105d8
Operation temperature	-10°C to +50°C
Frequency response	60Hz – 16kHz
Dynamic range	>90dB A-weighted
Stereo separation	>40dB
Working distance	50W164Ft

Transmitter

Frequency range	946dBV
Gain Adjustment range	40c113
Input impedance	6.81a1
Dimensions	44mm H’ 200mm W • 96mm D
Weight	600g
Power requirement	DC 12- 18V, Current 300mA, External power adapter

Bodypack Receiver

Audio input level	100mV
Image rejection	>65dB
Dimensions	90mm H’ 65mm W’ 24mm D
Power requirement	2 AA size alkaline batteries
Battery life	At least 8 hours with original batteries for each transmitter

Freguancy List

Group 1		Group 2		Group 3
CH1	923.65	CH1	908.85	CH1	911.15
CH2	912.425	CH2	922.6	CH2	912.1
CH3	915.4	CH3	914.7	CH3	913.5
CH4	916.5	CH4	924.5	CH4	914.6
CH5	917.9	CH5	918.9	CH5	916.475
CH6	924.3	CH6	921.5	CH6	917.575

Group 4		Group 5		Group 6
CH1	916.2	CH1	905.9	CH1	906.475
CH2	908.8	CH2	907.1	CH2	908.025
CH3	910.9	CH3	911.2	CH3	910.8
CH4	912	CH4	914.3	CH4	911.95
CH5	913.3	CH5	919.1	CH5	914.125
CH6	914.2	CH6	921.1	CH6	915.575
CH7	916.7	CH7	922.2	CH7	916.725
CH8	921.4	CH8	924.6	CH8	918.8

Group 7		Group 8		Group 9
CH1	919.4	CH1	906.25	CH1	916.05
CH2	906.925	CH2	909.825	CH2	908.125
CH3	908.65	CH3	913.8	CH3	921.5
CH4	909.85	CH4	915.325	CH4	911.65
CH5	912.4	CH5	924.75	CH5	91225
CH6	918.775	CH6	921.65	CH6	913.725
CH7	915.275	CH7	911.975	CH7	906.4
CH8	916.55	CH8	920.275	CH8	917.4
CH9	924.775	CH9	918.175	CH9	9185

Group 10		Group 11
CH1	907.95	CH1	905.6
CH2	913.525	CH2	907.05
CH3	911.425	CH3	914.875
CH4	913.05	CH4	912.625
CH5	914.275	CH5	911.85
CH6	923.35	CH6	913.55
CI-17	915.8	CH7	909.275
018	917.625	CH8	910.75
CH9	919.775	CH9	917.35
0-110	909.325	CH10	918.45

Techincal Support & Warrant Information

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Phenyx Technology (“Phenyx”) warrants Phenyx products against eviden de-fects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original purchase for use.This warranty is valid exclusively in the US and applies only to the original owner. If you discover a defect covered by this warranty, Phenyx will repair or replace the product at our sole discretion using new or refurbished components. Performance of repairs or replacements under this Warranty is sub-ject to registration of your product at www.phenyxusa.com/registerproduct.

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This warranty covers defects in manufacturing that arise from the correct use of the device. It is limited to defects in materials or workmanship and does not cover electrical or mechanical damage resulting from abuse, misuse, unauthorized modification, lack of reasonable care, extreme heat, cold, damage due to natural forces,or corrosive environments. This warranty does not cover the normal wear and tear on covers, housing, connectors, and accessories.

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