Audio-Technica ATW-R1820 プリント

ページ / 2
1800 series wireless systems (dual-channel)
Dual-channel Frequency-agile UHF Camera-mount Receiver
ATW-R1820
Features
•  Two completely independent receiver channels in a single  
  small unit
•  Built-in antenna splitter allows single pair of antennas to support  
  both receivers
•  True Diversity operation for dropout protection  
  and silent switching
•  996 selectable frequencies in 25 kHz steps in each of two  
  frequency bands 
•  Auto-scan easily selects open channels for each receiver
•  Tone Lock
 squelch eliminates interference when the transmitters 
  are off
•  User-friendly operation, with clear natural sound quality
•  Battery life gauge on the receiver’s LCD display
•  Soft-touch controls for controlling transmitters and receivers
•  Dual, balanced, adjustable outputs for connection to any mic  
  level inputs
•  Mix function to provide a mic level output of the two receivers in  
  a single balanced output
•  Selectable monitor output on the receiver with level control
•  Receiver operates on AA batteries or external 12V DC supply 
•  Diversity antenna selection and AF peak LED indicators 
•  Compact receiver design ideal for on-camera operation
 
Description
The 1800 Series dual-channel, frequency-agile true diversity UHF wireless 
receiver provides a new standard for audio and RF performance with 
user-friendly features and flawless operation for camera-mount and special 
remote applications. The systems provide the audio quality and reliability 
necessary for the most demanding requirements of today’s video and 
audio systems, with two independent receivers in one small housing.
The ATW-R1820 dual-channel receiver incorporates two completely 
independent diversity receiver sections along with an antenna distribution 
system and audio mixer in a single compact package. Each receiver 
incorporates automatic frequency scanning which eliminates the need for 
searching for clear channels and automatically selects the most appropriate 
frequency for each channel’s operation. The flexibility in programming 
both receivers and transmitters allows the user to customize this wireless 
system to the needs of virtually every application. The internal antenna 
distribution system allows for a single pair of receiving antennas to feed 
both receiver sections. True Diversity reception with automatic logic 
circuitry within each receiver selects the strongest RF signal. The 
top-mount antennas are removable allowing for different types of 
antennas and antenna accessories to be used. All components have an 
easy to read LCD display with back lighting for easy function monitoring. 
An advanced digital Tone Lock
 squelch system provides enhanced 
rejection of interference on each of the two receivers. Multi-function LED 
indicators are provided for diversity, power and peak signal indication. The 
receiver’s compact design and included pouch with stainless steel clip 
allow for easy attachment to cameras, sound mixer bags or the user’s 
belt. Designed to operate on six standard AA alkaline batteries or external 
12V DC, the dual receiver’s power switch allows for one receiver section 
to be switched “off” if not being used to increase battery life. Dual 
balanced outputs with built-in mixer and output select controls allow the 
audio from each receiver to be routed to independent outputs or mixed 
together into a single output for enhanced flexibility in the field. Full 
headphone confidence monitoring with level control and output selector 
enables the operator to monitor each receiver’s audio. All audio output 
connections are standard mini-XLRM type connections with TA3F to 
XLRM-type adapter cables included with the system. 
Additionally, the frequency configurations used in the 1800 Series 
components allows them to be interchangeable with the Audio-Technica 
3000 Series components. 
Architect’s and Engineer’s Specifications
The frequency-agile FM dual-channel wireless receiver shall be part of  
a wireless microphone system consisting of a dual receiver and the 
appropriate transmitters. Operating in the UHF bands of either 541.500–
566.375 MHz or 655.500–680.375 MHz the system shall be capable of 
operating on any of 996 PLL-synthesized frequencies per band (adjustable in 25 
kHz steps).
The all-metal receiver shall be designed for camera mount or portable 
operation and shall consist of two complete wireless receivers along with 
an integral antenna distribution system allowing the two receivers to 
share a single set of antennas. Each of the two receivers shall utilize True 
Diversity with automatic logic switching to choose the strongest RF 
signal appearing at either antenna. Each receiver section shall provide an 
automatic scanning function to select appropriate local usable frequen-
cies for proper wireless system operation. All configuration functions of 
the receiver shall be controlled by soft-touch controls on the receiver top. 
A selector switch with lockout/hold function shall be provided for 
selecting which receiver section is controlled by the soft-touch controls. 
The receiver shall incorporate a four-position power switch allowing for 
direct selection of one or two receiver sections on internal batteries or 
external power. The receiver shall have LED operator indicators on the top 
panel for diversity operation (A-B) for each receiver section, power/peak 
indicators for each receiver and a dual channel control LED which shows 
which receiver is selected to the soft-touch controls for configuration and 
setup. A backlit LCD display shall be provided on the receiver for showing 
receiver battery status and selected frequency. A three-position select/
hold switch shall be provided to select which receiver appears on the 
display and is controlled by the soft-touch configuration controls. The 
switch shall incorporate a hold function to disable the soft-touch controls. 
An associated LED shall illuminate red when the select/hold switch is in 
the receiver 1 or 2 position and green when the switch is set in the hold 
position. The system will be equipped with an advanced Tone Lock
 
digital identification system. The receiver design shall provide totally 
silent audio output mute when the wireless transmitter is turned off or 
signal is lost to ensure that only the desired wireless microphone 
transmitter allows the receiver to be un-muted. The receiver shall 
incorporate a built-in audio mixing and monitoring section. This mixer shall 
allow for the two receiver sections to be mixed together to a single 
output connector, operate as independent outputs or select one of the 
receivers to appear at both audio outputs. Each receiver section shall be 
provided with an independent level control. Independent audio monitor-
ing shall be provided with monitor level control and monitor select 
(1-both-2). A headphone connector shall be provided on the bottom of the 
receiver. 
The receiver shall be able to be powered by 6 alkaline AA batteries or 12 
volts DC at 500 mA. Antennas shall be located on the top of the receiver