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BOYA AU DIO EOU IPMENT (SHENZH EN) CO., LIM ITE D

Add: A16 building, New Material Indu st rial Park of Silicon Valley Power, Guanla n Town, Shenzh en, China

Tel: (86) 0755-28435910

Email: sa les@boya-mic.c om

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BY-WM6

Thanks for choosing BOYA!

The BOYA BY-WM6 is an UHF wireless microphone system, designed for ENG

(electronic news gathering), EFP (electronic field production), DSLR video, and

other professional applications.

The receiver and the transmitter are lightweight and simple menu for easy

operation.

The BY-WM6 consists of a body-pack transmitter, a portable receiver, and their

accessories as following:

Omni-directional lavalier microphone Stereo 3.5mm mini plug cable

XLR output cable Micropho ne Holder clip

Wind screen Belt clip

Shoe mount adapter

Installing Batteries

The transmitter, receiver are each powered by two AA batteries. To install

batteries, please follow these steps:

1. Turn OFF the units, Slide the battery-compartment catches inward

(in the direction of the arrows “ , ”).← → Battery indication

When you turn the power on, the battery condition is shown by the BATT

indication in the display section.

Be sure to check the expiration date printed on the new batteries before

using them.

NOTE

1.The indicated battery condition may not be correct if the batteries were not

new when installed. If you plan to use the units for a long period, it is

recommended that you replace the batteries with brand new ones.

2.Insufficient battery power can decrease the ability of transmitter and receiver.

Therefore, make sure your batteries start out with a full charge when using

this system, and always carry spare batteries.

Notes on battery

Batteries may leak or explode if mistreated.

Be sure to follow these instructions:

1.Make sure install the batteries with correct polarity.

2.Always replace two batteries together.

3.Do not use different types of batteries or old and new one together.

4.When not using the components for a long period of time, remove the

batteries to avoid leakage. If the batteries do leak, clean all leakage from

the battery compartment and the component.

Leakage left in the compartment and the component may cause poor battery

contact. If there seems to be poor battery contact, please consult our local

dealer.

Attachment and Installation Procedures

Attaching the supplied accessories to the body-pack transmitter

To attach the microphone

For a secure connection, be sure to turn and lock the connector cover.

NOTE

Make sure to attach or remove the microphone after turning off the transmitter.

To attached the holder clip to the microphone

Push the holder clip against the bottom of the microphone until the holder clip

clicks into place.

To attach the wind screen to the microphone

Insert the microphone into the hole at the bottom of the windscreen.

To remove the belt clip

Insert a pointed object such as a ballpoint pen between the belt clip and the

transmitter to make some space between them, and then remove the end of

the belt clip from the hole on the side of the transmitter.

Attaching the supplied accessories to the body-pack

transmitter

To connect the supplied conversion cable to the OUTPUT

connector

For a secure connection, be sure to turn and lock the connector cover.

Too much

ambience is

being picked

up.

When using an omnidirectional

microphone like the one

included with this system, the

microphone may be picking up

too much ambience.

Make sure the microphone

is as close as to the subject.

Frequency Chart

Channel CH)（Frequency(MHZ) Channel CH) Frequency(MHZ) （

Specifications：

System

Oscillator type: PLL Synthesized Control Oscillator

Carrier Frequency Range: 584 MHz-608 MHz

Channels: 48

Frequency response: 60Hz-15 KHz+/-3 dB

Operation range: 100m (300')(without obstacle)

Operating temperature: 14° F to 122° F (-10 to +50 )℃ ℃

Storage temperature: 14° F to 131° F (-10 to +55 )℃ ℃

Transmitter

RF output power: 20 mW

Antenna: Flexible

Spurious emission: 250 nW or less

Audio input connector: 3.5mm mini jack

Audio input level: 600 mV-2000 mV

Reference deviation: ±7KHz (-60 dBV, 1 KHz input)

Input frequency range: 20 Hz-20 KHz

Power supply: Two AA batteries

Operation time: 8 hours

Dimensions: (H x W x L) 4.2” x 2.6” x 1.1”

(10.6 x 6.7 x 2.9 cm)

Weight: 95g (3.4 oz) without batteries

Receiver

Antenna: Flexible

Audio input connector: 3.5mm mini jack

Signal-to-noise ratio: 80 dB

Distortion: 0.8% (-60 dBV, 1 KHz input)

Earphone output level: 60 mW, 32 Ohms/1KHz

Audio output level: 120 mV

Power supply: Two AA batteries

Operation time: 8 hours

Dimensions: (H x W x L) 4.2” x 2.6” x 1.1”

(10.6 x 6.7 x 2.9 cm)

Weight: 98g (3.5 oz) without batteries

Lavalier Microphone

Transducer: Back electret Condenser

Polar pattern: Omni-directional

Frequency Range: 35Hz ~ 18 KHz

Signal / Noise 74dB SPL：

Sensitivity: -30dB +/-3dB / 0dB=1V/Pa, 1 kHz

Connector: 3.5mm locking mini plug

Length: 1.2m (4’)

Transmitter

1. Antennat

2. Line In

3. Microphone input

Connect the supplied lavalier microphone

here. Fully insert the microphone’s

3.5mm plug and make sure it clicks into

place, then lock the plug.

To remove,release the locking mechanism,

then pull the plug out.

4. Power/Mute button

1) Long press the power of the transmitter

ON or OFF

2) Short press for muting

For more details about LED indicator, please refer to as following:

Situation

The transmitter and the receiver connects.

The transmitter and the receiver disconnects.

Transmitter Receiver

Stays blue Stays blue

Stays blue Flash blue

6. CH (Channel) indication

Shows the transmission channel.

7. Battery indication

Shows the battery condition

NOTE

When the battery power icon is empty and blinking, the batteries are almost

out of power, and you will need to change the batteries immediately.

8. + (+ selection)/ – (- selection) buttons

Press these buttons to set the transmission channel, or attenuation level of

the input signal.

For details, please see “How to set up channel and VOL” on page 13.

9. SET button

Press to change and enter display parameters.

For details, please see “How to set up channel and VOL” on page 13.

10. Belt clip

11. Battery compartment

Accommodates two AA batteries.

For more details, please see “Installing batteries” on page 7.

Receiver

1. Antenna

2. Monitor Connector

(3.5mm diameter stereo mini jack)

To monitor the receiver output, connect

the headphones to this connector.

NOTE

Do not connect headphones with a

monaural mini jack.

This may lead to short-circuiting

of the headphone output, resulting

in distorted sound output.

4. Power

Press this button to turn the receiver ON or OFF.

5. Power LED

1) The power LED glows blue when the unit is on.

2) The power LED glows red when low power.

For more details about LED indicator, please refer to as following:

Situation

The transmitter and the receiver connects.

The transmitter and the receiver disconnects.

Transmitter

Stays blue

Receiver

Stays blue

Flash blue

6. CH (Channel) indication

Shows the transmission channel.

7. Battery indication

Shows the battery condition

NOTE

When the battery power icon is empty and blinking, the batteries are almost

out of power, and you will need to change the batteries immediately.

8. + (+ selection)/ – (- selection) buttons

Press these buttons to set the transmission channel, or attenuation level of

the input signal.

For details, please see “How to set up channel and VOL” on page 13.

9. SET button

Press to change and enter display parameters.

For details, please see “How to set up channel and VOL” on page 13.

10. Belt clip

11. Battery compartment

Accommodates two AA batteries.

For details on how to insert the batteries, please see “Installing batteries”

on page 7.

12. Shoe mount adapter

NOTE

Please make sure the units is turned OFF, because taking out the battery

compartment during signal transmission may cause high noise.

3. Insert the batteries into the battery compartment by matching their

polarities to the indications inside the compartment. Then, set the

battery holder in the original position.

To attach the shoe mount adapter

Before attaching the shoe mount adapter, attach the belt clip.

Reorienting the belt clip: The BY-WM6’s belt clip can easily be removed and

reattached to the body pack, so you can mount it upside down. To reorient the

belt clip, please follow the below steps:

1.Push outward on the belt clip at one of the hinges, so one side of the clip

pops out.

2.Push the belt clip out from the other hinge to completely remove the clip

from the body pack.

3.Realign the belt clip with the body pack, making sure the clip is facing the

desired direction.

4.Insert the two-way belt clip into the body pack, one hinge at a time.

To attach the shoe mount adapter

Connecting the Transmitter and the Receiver

To connect the transmitter and the receiver, follow these steps:

1.Make sure the supplied lavalier microphone connect to the transmitter’s

microphone input or plug a line-level source into the transmitter’s line input.

Note: If you are connecting the receiver to a sound system, mute the sound

system. Do not monitor with the headphones at the stage. Anytime you are

changing the channel, remove your headphones and mute connected sound

systems to avoid audible RF noise bursts.

2.Turn on the transmitter and the receiver.

3.Set the transmitter and the receiver to the same channel. If you are

experiencing interference or noise on one channel, try a different channel.

Noted:1) If you are using multiple BY-WM6 wireless systems, make sure

each system is set to a different channel, which can reduce the

chance of intermodulation.

2) If the transmitter and the receiver connect, the power indicator

stays blue. Otherwise, if the power indicator flash blue, that

means, the transmitter and the receiver is disconnected.

3) The results are stored in memory automatically. The stored

channel number will appear in the display section in next time if

you turn on the transmitter and the receiver.

4.With the headphone volume low, plug your headphones into the receiver and

gradually raise the level to a comfortable volume for monitoring the

transmission.

6. Once you have determined the transmission quality and level are good,

mount the transmitter and the receiver.

NOTE

1.When you are setting the transmission channel, the transmitter cannot

be used to transmit signals.

2.Do not remove the batteries while setting the transmission channel.

How to set up channel and VOL, please follow the below steps:

Set up Channel

Turn on the transmitter and the receiver, if the display section shows “CH”.

-Press the + (+ selection) button for increasing the channel number.

-Press the – (- selection) button for decreasing the channel number.

-Long press +/- buttons, the channel number will increase and decrease

automatically.

Set up Volume

-Press “SET” button, the display section shows “VOL”

-Press the + (+ selection) button for increasing the volume number.

-Press the – (- selection) button for decreasing the volume number.

-Long press +/- buttons, the volume number will increase and decrease

automatically.

For more details about VOL function, please see the below:

VOL

+/-

Transmitter

Adjust attenuation level of the

input signal.

Receiver

1. Adjust sound recording level.

2. Adjust monitor sound level.

Important Notes

On usage and storage

Operating the BY-WM6 components near electrical equipment

(motors, transformers, or dimmers) may cause it to be affected

by electromagnetic induction.

Keep the BY-WM6 components as far as from such equipment as possible.

. The presence of the lighting equipment may produce electrical interference

over the entire frequency range. Position the BY-WM6 components so that

interference is minimized.

. To avoid degradation of the signal-to-noise ratio, DO NOT use the BY-WM6

components in noisy

Place or in locations subject to vibration, such as the following:

- Near electrical equipment, such as motors, transformers, or dimmers.

- Near air condition equipment or places subject to direct air flow from an air

conditioner.

- Near public address loudspeaker.

- Where adjacent equipment might knock against the receiver.

Keep the BY-WM6 components as far from such equipment as possible or use

buffering materials.

On cleaning

Clean the surface and the connectors of the BY-WM6 components with a dry,

soft cloth. Never use thinner, benzene, alcohol or any other chemicals, since

these may mar the finish.

Troubleshooting

If you have any problem using the BY-WM6 components, use the following

checklist.

If any problem persist, please consult our local dealer, or contact us directly.

Symptom Meanings Remedy

The units does

not turn on

The polarity orientation of the

batteries in the battery

compartment is incorrect.

The batteries are exhausted. Replace the batteries with

new ones.

The battery terminals in the

transmitter are dirty

Clean the + and - terminals

with cotton swab.

Insert the batteries with the

correct polarity orientation.

The batteries

become drained

quickly.

The batteries are exhausted. Replace the batteries with

new ones.

Manganese batteries are being

used.

Use alkaline batteries. The

battery life of a manganese

battery is less than half that

of an alkaline battery.

The BY-WM6 components is

being used under cold

conditions.

The batteries drain quickly

under cold conditions.

The channel

cannot be

changed

An attempt was made to

change the channel by

pressing the SET button only.

There is no

sound.

The channel setting on the

transmitter is different from

that on the receiver.

Use the same channel setting

on both the transmitter and

receiver.

The sound is

weak.

The attenuation level on the

transmitter is too high.

The input level of the

transmitter is low. Press the -

button on the transmitter in

attenuation level setting

mode to decrease the

attenuation level.

The line input is selected on the

transmitter.

Pull the cable out from LINE

IN.

There is

distortion in the

sound

There is

distortion in the

sound

The attenuation level on the

transmitter is too low.

The input level of the receiver

is extremely high. Press the +

button on the transmitter in

attenuation level setting mode

to increase the attenuation

level.

The transmitter and the

receiver are set to

different channels.

Set the transmitter to the

same channel.

Headphones with a mon-

aural min jack is used.

Use the headphones with a

stereo mini jack.

RF interference

.Try a different channel. Make sure

both units are on the same

channel.

.Try to position the antennas at a

45° angle in relation to each other.

There can be a lot of RF

interference outdoors.

.Try moving indoors, where there

is less RF interference.

.Keep the units' antennas at least

2'(0.6m) away from conductive

objects like metal and water.

.Overhead telephone lines,

fluorescent lighting, and metal

fences can all cause interference.

.Turn off all nearby computers

and mobile phones.

The audio is

noisy or

distorted. This

can include drop

outs, white

noise, bursts,

pops and clicks.

RF signal is weak.

Make sure there is an unobstructed

line of sight between the

transmitter's and the receiver's

antennas.

Keep in mind that your body,

clothes, and onstage sets are

possible obstructions.

Make sure the receiver and

the transmitter are within

328'(100m) range.

If there are obstructions, you

may need to move closer.

The input level on the

camera, recorder, or

mixer is too high.

Turn down the audio input level on

your camera or recording device.

Lower the audio output level on

the receiver.

Turn down the gain on your mixer.

If there is no adjustment on the

device, and the level is still high,

adjust the microphone level on the

transmitter. Keep this level as high

as possible without distortion.

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5. Power LED

1) The power LED glows blue when the unit is on.

2) The power LED glows red when low power.

3. OUTPUT (audio output) connector (3.5mm diameter stereo mini jack)

Connect one end of the supplied stereo 3.5mm mini plug-BMP conversion or

XLR-BMP conversion output cable here, and the other end to the microphone

input on a DSLR camera, camcorder, mixer, or amplifier etc.

2. Take out the battery holder.

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5. The Channel and Volume of the Transmitter and the Receiver are “CH-1”

and “VOL-24” when turn on them for the first time.

- Adjust channel as you need.

- Adjust as necessary to make sure an ample level is being transmitted to

the receiver.

The objective is to transmit the highest level without distortion for the

best signal-to-noise ratio throughout the signal path.

Restart the unit, then change

the channel with the + and -

buttons.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference

that may cause undesired operation.

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved

by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to

operate the equipment.

NOTE: “This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,

if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause

harmfulinterference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or

more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC STATEMENT:

RF warning statement:

The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement.

The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.

Product specificaties

Merk:	BOYA
Categorie:	Microfoon
Model:	BY-WM6

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