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Shure UA845 User Guide English - J&H Licht en Geluid

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MODEL <strong>UA845</strong> ANTENNA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMpower<strong>UA845</strong>UHF Ant<strong>en</strong>na Distribution SystemThe <strong>Shure</strong> Model <strong>UA845</strong> is an amplified, UHF Ant<strong>en</strong>na DistributionSystem that expands a wireless microphone system by splittingone pair of ant<strong>en</strong>nas to multiple <strong>Shure</strong> U4 or <strong>Shure</strong> UC4 wirelessreceivers. It also amplifies RF signals to comp<strong>en</strong>sate for insertionloss due to splitting signal power to mulitple output connectors.Each <strong>UA845</strong> allows up to four receivers to use the same ant<strong>en</strong>nas.CASCADE connectors allows connections to a fifth receiver or asecond <strong>UA845</strong>. There are also power connectors for powering<strong>Shure</strong> UHF and UC Wireless systems.Each system contains the following items:• <strong>UA845</strong> Ant<strong>en</strong>na Distribution System• Rack-mounting hardware• Surface-mounting hardware• Front-mounting ant<strong>en</strong>na hardware• 18-in. Power OUTPUT Cord• Power Cord• Ant<strong>en</strong>na cables for receiver connections• DC power cables for receiver connections to DC power connectorson UC receivers.The <strong>Shure</strong> Model <strong>UA845</strong> <strong>en</strong>sures maximum s<strong>en</strong>sitivity and signalprocessing capability, providing the widest radio range possiblefor the largest number of wireless receivers. To get the most fromthis system, follow these guidelines:• Wh<strong>en</strong> using long runs of cable for remote-mounted ant<strong>en</strong>nas,use the UA830 In-Line RF Amplifier and the <strong>Shure</strong> ModelUA825 or UA850 Remote Ant<strong>en</strong>na Ext<strong>en</strong>sion cables (RG-8/Xor equival<strong>en</strong>t), which have low loss at UHF operatingfrequ<strong>en</strong>cies• Locate multiple transmitters more than 3 m [10 ft] fromreceiving ant<strong>en</strong>nasSYSTEM FEATURES• Expandability. The <strong>UA845</strong> UHF Ant<strong>en</strong>na Distribution Systemis designed for large UHF wireless systems. Each unit allowsup to four wireless receivers to use the same two ant<strong>en</strong>nas,and the CASCADE ports allow connection to a fifth receiver ora second <strong>UA845</strong>.• Compatibility. The <strong>UA845</strong> is compatible with all <strong>Shure</strong> wirelessmicrophone receivers operating within a compatible frequ<strong>en</strong>cyrange (see UHF Carrier Frequ<strong>en</strong>cy Ranges in theSpecifications section).• CASCADE Ports. Two 50 Ω, BNC-type ant<strong>en</strong>na CASCADEports allow an additonal <strong>UA845</strong> unit or a fifth wireless receiver.A large wireless system can be run off of a single pair of ant<strong>en</strong>nas.• Power OUTPUT and OUT Connectors. Up to five (5) U4 receiverscan be daisy-chained and powered from a singlesource via the Power OUTPUT connectors. Up to four (4) UC4receivers can be powered from the <strong>UA845</strong> using the 12 VdcOUT connectors.• Low Noise and Intermodulation Distortion. The <strong>UA845</strong>maintains clean signals with minimal distortion.• Insertion Loss Comp<strong>en</strong>sation. Wh<strong>en</strong>ever a signal is split tomultiple output ports, there is a loss in signal str<strong>en</strong>gth. The<strong>UA845</strong> amplifies signals to comp<strong>en</strong>sate, <strong>en</strong>suring a strong signalto the receivers.• Front-Mounted Ant<strong>en</strong>nas. The <strong>UA845</strong> comes with hardwareto front-mount the ant<strong>en</strong>nas, if desired.ENGLISH4

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