Anchor Audio AN-130 Manuel D’Utilisation

Anchor Audio UHF wireless is a 16 channel, diversity wireless system that utilizes two independent antennae to 
receive signals. The diversity feature means the receiver will process the stronger of the two antenna signals, ef-
fectively minimizing dropouts and interference from other transmitting sources. The antennae are mounted inter-
nally so there are no obstructions or risk of damage.
CHANNEL SELECTION - BUILT-IN RECEIVER
Before you can use your UHF wireless system, you will need to select a wireless frequency, set the built-in receiver, 
and microphone transmitter, to that channel.

1.  Choose from any of the 16 available wireless channels
2.  Set the wireless channel selector knob “CHANNEL” to the channel/frequency you have chosen

If you have two wireless receivers repeat above for the second receiver. Remember each receiver/transmitter pair 
must be set to different channels to work properly.

WH-6000:  16 channel wireless handheld microphone/transmitter
WB-6000:  16 channel wireless body-pack transmitter for hands free microphone 

CM-60: 

Lightweight, low-profile collar microphone - works w/ the WB-6000 transmitter

EM-60: 

UltraLite “Over-the-Ear” hands free microphone - works w/ the WB-6000 transmitter

LM-60: 

Lightweight, clip-on lapel microphone - works w/ the WB-6000 transmitter

HBM-60:  Ultra-lightweight headband microphone - works w/ the WB-6000 transmitter

Feedback is a howling noise or shrill sound that is self-generated by the sound system. It is caused by a micro-
phone picking up the sound coming from the speaker and then being re-amplified. Once a feedback loop is started 
it will continue until the system is adjusted.

•  Microphone too close, pointing towards or in 

front of the speaker

•  Volume setting too loud for room
•  Sound reflections from hard surfaces, walls, etc.

•  Point the microphone in a different direction
•  Keep the microphone away from the speaker; 

position speaker in FRONT of microphone

•  Reduce the sound system volume levels

REMOTE OPERATION (AN-130RC ONLY)
Point the red Mute button towards the front of the 
AN-130RC, aiming the remote at the red window 
located near the Volume and Tone controls.

•  Raise volume by pressing Volume Up
•  Lower volume by pressing Volume Down
•  Mute system by pressing Mute
•  Stop mute by pressing Mute again or 

pressing either volume button

1.  Locate the latch on the bottom of the 

remote, near the back

2.  Gently pull the latch towards the center 

of the remote

3.  Slide out the battery holder carefully
4.  Place a new battery in holder with positive 

symbol on the battery facing up

5.  Carefully re-insert the battery holder