Sony UWP-V1 User Manual
Common Features
Compact, Lightweight, and Robust Design
All components of the UWP Series – the bodypack
transmitter, handheld microphone, plug-on transmitter,
portable receiver, and tuner module – utilize an extremely
robust metal chassis, which is ideal for heavy-duty wireless
operations. The metal body also allows for an extremely
compact and lightweight design, providing the high level
of mobility required for ENG and EFP operations. What’s
more, the black body complements Sony’s professional
camcorders extremely well.
transmitter, handheld microphone, plug-on transmitter,
portable receiver, and tuner module – utilize an extremely
robust metal chassis, which is ideal for heavy-duty wireless
operations. The metal body also allows for an extremely
compact and lightweight design, providing the high level
of mobility required for ENG and EFP operations. What’s
more, the black body complements Sony’s professional
camcorders extremely well.
Stable Transmission and Reception
The UWP Series Wireless Microphone Package uses three
core technologies to provide stable transmission and
reception:
core technologies to provide stable transmission and
reception:
PLL Synthesized System
The UWP Series employs a UHF PLL (Phase Locked Loop)
frequency synthesized system, which provides a stable
carrier signal that helps to avoid interference with other
frequency channels and allows for easy access to multiple
frequencies. The PLL-controlled system provides highly
stable, user-selectable frequencies in increments of
125 kHz.
frequency synthesized system, which provides a stable
carrier signal that helps to avoid interference with other
frequency channels and allows for easy access to multiple
frequencies. The PLL-controlled system provides highly
stable, user-selectable frequencies in increments of
125 kHz.
Space Diversity Reception System
Typically, wireless microphone transmission systems can
be subject to interruptions in reception (signal dropout),
but the UWP Series reduces this to a minimum. Utilizing a
space diversity reception system, it achieves stable
reception by using dual-antenna inputs/reception circuits.
These receive signals over two different paths and
automatically select the stronger RF signal for output. The
angle of the antennas on the portable receiver can also
be adjusted, which helps to further eliminate signal dropout.
be subject to interruptions in reception (signal dropout),
but the UWP Series reduces this to a minimum. Utilizing a
space diversity reception system, it achieves stable
reception by using dual-antenna inputs/reception circuits.
These receive signals over two different paths and
automatically select the stronger RF signal for output. The
angle of the antennas on the portable receiver can also
be adjusted, which helps to further eliminate signal dropout.
Tone Squelch Circuitry
The UWP Series transmitters transmit a 32-kHz pilot-tone
signal along with the audio signal. The tuner’s squelch
circuit recognizes this tone signal, and outputs the audio
signal only when this tone signal is received. This function
virtually prevents the output of unwanted signals and
noise from other signal transmissions in the air, as well as
the RF noise and popping noise that occur when the
transmitter is powered on or off.
signal along with the audio signal. The tuner’s squelch
circuit recognizes this tone signal, and outputs the audio
signal only when this tone signal is received. This function
virtually prevents the output of unwanted signals and
noise from other signal transmissions in the air, as well as
the RF noise and popping noise that occur when the
transmitter is powered on or off.
Pre-programmed Operating Frequencies
The transmitters and tuners included in the UWP Series
incorporate groups of intermodulation-free
preprogrammed frequencies that have been carefully
calculated and practically tested. By selecting from these
preprogrammed frequency groups, users can quickly and
easily operate up to 16 wireless microphones
simultaneously.
The UWP Series operates within the following frequency
ranges:
incorporate groups of intermodulation-free
preprogrammed frequencies that have been carefully
calculated and practically tested. By selecting from these
preprogrammed frequency groups, users can quickly and
easily operate up to 16 wireless microphones
simultaneously.
The UWP Series operates within the following frequency
ranges:
Auto Channel Scanning Function
The URX-P2 portable receiver and URX-M2 tuner module
provide a convenient auto channel scanning function
that allows for fast, easy, and safe frequency channel
changes. These models automatically detect unoccupied
channels, allowing operators easily to select the most
appropriate channel to use.
provide a convenient auto channel scanning function
that allows for fast, easy, and safe frequency channel
changes. These models automatically detect unoccupied
channels, allowing operators easily to select the most
appropriate channel to use.
Operating frequencies
Selectable
frequencies
U model
U3032
U4244
U4244
566 MHz to 590 MHz
638 MHz to 662 MHz
638 MHz to 662 MHz
188 (in 125-kHz steps)
188 (in 125-kHz steps)
188 (in 125-kHz steps)
CE model
CE62
CE67
798 MHz to 822 MHz
838 MHz to 862 MHz
189 (in 125-kHz steps)
/960 (in 25-kHz steps)
190 (in 125-kHz steps)
/960 (in 25-kHz steps)
AU model
AU66
792 MHz to 806 MHz
102 (in 125-kHz steps)
CN model CN
758 MHz to 782 MHz
188 (in 125-kHz steps)
E model
E
794 MHz to 806 MHz
94 (in 125-kHz steps)
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