Sennheiser EW 152 G3 Manuale Proprietario
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How To Use the Following Charts
These charts represent the tuning scheme of each range and are for reference in determining the suit-
ability of a particular range for your geographic location.
ability of a particular range for your geographic location.
Frequency Range A
516–558 MHz
Ch. 21 (512–518 MHz) Ch. 25 (536–542 MHz)
US TV Channel Ch. 22 (518–524 MHz) Ch. 26 (542–548 MHz)
Ch. 23 (524–530 MHz) Ch. 27 (548–554 MHz)
Ch. 24 (530–536 MHz) Ch. 28 (554–560 MHz)
US TV Channel Ch. 22 (518–524 MHz) Ch. 26 (542–548 MHz)
Ch. 23 (524–530 MHz) Ch. 27 (548–554 MHz)
Ch. 24 (530–536 MHz) Ch. 28 (554–560 MHz)
Channel
Bank 1
Bank 2
Bank 3
Bank 4
Bank 5
Bank 6
Bank 7
Bank 8
Bank 9
Bank 10
1
518.200
524.250
530.100
536.350
542.900
548.850
554.100
518.125
516.000
516.000
2
518.700
524.800
530.800
537.700
543.600
549.800
554.550
518.500
516.875
516.400
3
519.650
525.550
531.650
538.650
544.450
550.250
555.200
519.000
517.500
517.000
4
520.450
526.550
532.050
539.300
545.050
551.100
555.700
519.625
520.175
517.800
5
520.900
527.700
533.050
540.100
545.450
551.500
556.450
520.375
522.625
519.000
6
521.600
528.100
533.550
540.700
546.200
552.150
557.050
521.375
524.800
520.600
7
522.000
529.050
534.850
541.100
546.750
552.950
557.450
523.375
529.625
522.800
8
522.900
529.500
535.750
541.800
547.700
553.500
558.000
525.875
530.825
526.000
9
528.800
516.950
517.300
518.900
516.900
524.050
516.300
534.125
540.525
528.400
10
535.100
535.250
523.300
519.800
524.750
533.500
524.750
535.375
553.625
533.200
11
552.350
536.750
547.200
550.100
551.250
537.700
533.550
537.500
516.375
537.200
12
531.600
554.900
551.050
555.050
553.200
556.900
538.250
540.125
518.425
541.600
13
539.900
519.200
520.150
516.150
518.100
518.950
517.200
541.750
520.975
549.000
14
540.500
540.400
520.800
516.900
521.900
522.300
526.800
521.000
521.525
552.400
15
542.900
541.850
521.250
524.600
522.800
523.450
529.550
522.125
523.350
519.475
16
543.950
542.650
521.850
525.500
523.850
527.250
532.700
522.500
526.375
521.300
17
546.050
545.150
523.900
526.550
528.450
528.400
538.950
524.125
531.400
523.850
18
546.600
546.050
525.000
545.300
528.950
529.000
544.800
524.500
532.250
527.625
19
550.850
547.250
553.150
546.500
531.900
532.600
547.200
525.125
533.975
530.150
20
552.950
548.150
555.700
549.350
553.650
534.100
550.350
534.500
534.725
531.175
21
553.700
550.400
556.900
556.250
555.000
538.300
530.250
535.000
536.200
539.950
22
556.100
557.900
557.550
520.550
519.500
545.100
531.350
536.125
543.875
544.975
23
524.750
527.000
528.900
523.100
521.300
521.350
534.900
536.750
545.050
547.675
24
529.500
519.650
539.250
531.800
525.500
529.750
537.750
537.875
533.375
25
533.900
521.100
541.900
535.850
527.750
531.850
542.550
538.750
26
543.350
530.250
549.250
551.600
533.300
539.500
549.350
539.125
27
545.150
534.500
550.050
552.500
540.600
543.400
539.750
28
547.550
546.750
550.450
553.250
555.900
544.500
540.625
29
548.900
551.450
557.950
557.400
541.000
30
552.200
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Transmitters and receivers are available in a 42 MHz UHF frequency range with a total of 1,680 transmis-
sion/receiving frequencies. Transmitters and receivers have 20 frequency banks respectively. Each of the
channels in the frequency banks has been factory-preset to a frequency. The frequency presets within one
nfrequency bank are intermodulation-free. These frequencies cannot be changed. The frequency banks
“U” (ew 100: bank “U”, ew 300/ew 500: banks “U1”–“U6”) allow the user to store individual frequencies
which are freely selectable in 25-kHz steps. It might be that nthese frequencies are not intermodulation-
free. The following table lists the frequency presets in the frequency banks “1” to “20”:
sion/receiving frequencies. Transmitters and receivers have 20 frequency banks respectively. Each of the
channels in the frequency banks has been factory-preset to a frequency. The frequency presets within one
nfrequency bank are intermodulation-free. These frequencies cannot be changed. The frequency banks
“U” (ew 100: bank “U”, ew 300/ew 500: banks “U1”–“U6”) allow the user to store individual frequencies
which are freely selectable in 25-kHz steps. It might be that nthese frequencies are not intermodulation-
free. The following table lists the frequency presets in the frequency banks “1” to “20”:
ew100
ew300
ew500