enceladus
2004-10-11 01:26:24 UTC
The RC-216 Receive-A-Cue system is a professional quality, digitally
synthesized wireless cueing system operating in the interference-free
216-217 MHz band. The IR-230 induction receiver and NTC-102 neck-loop
eliminates the need for visible wires going directly to the ear. With the
adjustable volume control and low residual noise, this discrete earpiece is
loud enough for even the most demanding environments. The dual function
M-216 transmitter can be used with a lapel microphone for live cueing, or
the AUX input and whip antenna can be used to send cues from a line level
audio input source. Also, the AUX input on the transmitter allows for
prerecorded material to be played back from another sound source such as an
MP-3 player, dat recorder, or even a feed from a mixing board. When using
the mic input and the AUX input simultaniously, the AUX input will
automatically lower it's level to prioritize the signal from the mic input.
The complete RC-216 system includes:
a.. M-216 wireless microphone transmitter
b.. CM-183 omni-directional lapel microphone
c.. PR-216 personal receiver
d.. NTC-102 neck-loop transductor
e.. SM-N earphone assembly
f.. IR-230 inductor receiver
g.. Auxiliary audio input cable
h.. C-216 carrying case
RC-216 Option 1: Separate microphone muting switch only mutes voice
from the M-216 transmitter microphone, allowing auxiliary input program to
remain on.
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synthesized wireless cueing system operating in the interference-free
216-217 MHz band. The IR-230 induction receiver and NTC-102 neck-loop
eliminates the need for visible wires going directly to the ear. With the
adjustable volume control and low residual noise, this discrete earpiece is
loud enough for even the most demanding environments. The dual function
M-216 transmitter can be used with a lapel microphone for live cueing, or
the AUX input and whip antenna can be used to send cues from a line level
audio input source. Also, the AUX input on the transmitter allows for
prerecorded material to be played back from another sound source such as an
MP-3 player, dat recorder, or even a feed from a mixing board. When using
the mic input and the AUX input simultaniously, the AUX input will
automatically lower it's level to prioritize the signal from the mic input.
The complete RC-216 system includes:
a.. M-216 wireless microphone transmitter
b.. CM-183 omni-directional lapel microphone
c.. PR-216 personal receiver
d.. NTC-102 neck-loop transductor
e.. SM-N earphone assembly
f.. IR-230 inductor receiver
g.. Auxiliary audio input cable
h.. C-216 carrying case
RC-216 Option 1: Separate microphone muting switch only mutes voice
from the M-216 transmitter microphone, allowing auxiliary input program to
remain on.
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