FCC ID: AK8UTXB03 UHF SYNTHESIZED TRANSMITTER

SONY. 4-530-730-09 (1) WIRELESS MICROPHONE PACKAGE CRAICSS BIT Vor der Verwendung Before Use Antes del uso Avant l'utilisation Antes de Usar BRULGUReBEDMESTAUET. AAS B2ES8, R2OROORE EES SEE, Aw SHAE El gaceranas. CORREA, SAE CROOSEGIEHELR ROMO RUIERL TOOET, TORIBABE RC SRHOSA, BSERSCHECEAL. B BBICGORDE, VITHRSNSETSICBFRBLTS RAL, UWP-D11/D12/D16 UTX-B03/M03/P03 URX-P03 For the UTX-B03/M03/P03 Transmitters CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS. WARNING Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fre or the like. lf the transmitter develops an abnormally high temperature, a burning odor or smoke during use, remove the battery holder and stop using the transmitter immediately. Take care not to burn your fingers when removing the battery holder as the batteries may be very hot at this time. ATTENTION The electromagnetic fields at the specific frequencies may influence the sound. of this unit. For the customers in the U.S.A. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits fora Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed. to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment offand on, the user is encouraged to ty to correct the interference by one or more of the following Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiveris connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. For the UTX-B03/M03/P03 Transmitters CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS. WARNING Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fre or the like. lf the transmitter develops an abnormally high temperature, a burning odor or smoke during use, remove the battery holder and stop using the transmitter immediately. Take care not to burn your fingers when removing the battery holder as the batteries may be very hot at this time. ATTENTION The electromagnetic fields at the specific frequencies may influence the sound. of this unit. For the customers in the U.S.A. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits fora Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed. to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment offand on, the user is encouraged to ty to correct the interference by one or more of the following Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiveris connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Use of Sony wireless devices is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission as described in Part 74 subpart H of the FCC regulations and users, authorized thereby are required to obtain an appropriate license. FCC Radiation Exposure Statement (UTX-B03 (except for U90 model)):

The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power wireless devices. There isno proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency eneray (RF in the microwave range while being used. Whereas high levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue), exposure of low-level RF that does not produce heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low-level RF exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been confirmed by additional research. UTX-B03 has been tested and found to comply with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines. in order to comply with FCC radio-frequency radiation exposure Guidelines for an uncontrolled exposure this device and its antenna must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other All interface cables used to connect peripherals must be shielded in order to comply with the limits fora digital device pursuant to Subpart B of part 15 of FCC Rules. For the customers In Canada CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B) This device operates on 3 no-protecticn, nevinterference basis. Should the user seek to cbtsin protection fem other ado senices cperatng inthe same TV-bands, 2 radio licence i required Fer further details, consult Inavatia, ciance and EcenetioDevelcoment Canadas docurent Client Procedures Circler CPO-2-1-28, Veluntary Licensing of icence-Evarbt Low-Power Radio Apparatus in the TW Bands. This device complies with Industry Canada's licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause interference; and

(2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. The term IC:" before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met. IC Exposure of Humans to RF Fields The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located or pointed such that it does not emit RF field in excess of Health Canada limits for the general population; consult Safety Code 6, obtainable from Health Canadas website www.hc-sc.gc.ca/index-eng. php The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency eneray (RF) in the microwave range while being used. Whereas high levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissuel, exposure of low-level RF that does not produce heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low-level RF exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been confirmed by additional research, UTX-B03/UTX-M03/UTX-Po3 has been tested and found to comply with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules. For the URX-P03 Receivers CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS. WARNING Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones can cause hearing loss. In orderto use this product safely, avoid prolonged listening at excessive sound pressure levels. Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fre or the lke. Ifthe receiver develops an abnormally high temperature, a burning odor or smoke during use, remove the battery holder and stop using the receiver immediately. Take care not to burn your fingers when removing the battery holderas the batteries may be very hot at this time. ATTENTION The electromagnetic fields at the specific frequencies may influence the sound of this unit. For the customers in the U.S.A. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits fora Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, ifnot installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no uarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the useris encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit diferent from that to which the receiveris connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. Allinterface cables used to connect peripherals must be shielded in order to comply withthe limits fora digital device pursuant to Subpart B of part 15 of FCC Rules. Ifyou have any questions about this product, you may call;

Sony Customer Information Service Center 1-800-222-7669 or http//www.sony. com/

Declaration of Conformity Trade Name: SONY Model: URX-P03 Responsible party :Sony Electronics Inc. Address: 16535 Via Esprillo, San Diego, CA92127 USA. Telephone Number: 858-942-2230 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. For the customers in the U.S.A. SONY LIMITED WARRANTY - Please vist for important information and complete terms and conditions of Sony's limited warranty applicable to this product. For the customers in Canada SONY LIMITED WARRANTY -Pleaso vist httpu/www sonybiz.ca/pro/lana/en!

cafarticle/tesources warranty for important information and complete terms and conditions of Sony's limited warranty applicable to this product. For the customers In Canada CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B) This device complies with Industry Canada's licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause interference; and

(2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Using the CD-ROM manual The manual can be read on a computer with Adobe Reader installed. You can download Adobe Reader free from the Adobe website. 4 Open the indexhtml file in the CD-ROM. 2 Select and cick on the manual that you want t read. ifyou have lost or damaged the CD-ROM, you can purchase a new one from your Sony dealer or Sony service counter. Transmitter (UTX-B03/M03/P03) Items common to all transmitters Oscillator type CCrystal-controlled PLL synthesizer Carrier frequencies Models available in USA:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (UC14 model), 536 MHz to 608 MHz (UC25 model), Preemphasis Reference deviation Distortion Signal-to-noise-ratio Voice delay Tone signal frequency Supply voltage Operating temperature Storage temperature 50us 5 ktiz (-60 dBV, 1 kHzinput)

(0.99% or less (~60 dBV, 1 kHz input) 60 dB or more 035ms In UWP-D compander mode: 32.382 kHz In UWP compander mode: 32 kHz In WL800 compander mode: 32.768 kHz 3.0 DC (two LR6/AA size alkaline batteries) 5.0 DC (supplied from USB connector) 0C to 50C (32F to 122F) 0C to 35C (32F to 95F) when charging

-20C to +55 C (-4F to +131 F) Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) Antenna Audio input connector Reference audio input level RF output level Frequency response Attenuation Indicators V4) wavelenath wire antenna 35 mm diameter mini jack 60 dBV (MIC input, 0 dB attenuation) 30 mW/S mW selectable (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) 40 Hzto 18 kHz

(0dB to 27 dB (3 dB steps) AUDIO, POWER/MUTING Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77F) Dimensions Mass Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) 63x 82x 20mm (2x3 lax ein. (Width /

height / depth) (excluding antenna) (Figure_ Approx. 103 g (3.6 oz) (excluding batteries) Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) Microphone unit Dynamic Directional characteristic Unidirectional Antenna V4) wavelenath wire antenna Reference audio input level 55 dBV (MIC input, 0 dB attenuation) RF output level, 30 mW/S mW selectable (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Frequency response 7OHzto 18 kHz Attenuation OdB to 21 dB (3 dB steps) indicator POWER/MUTING Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25C (77 F) Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Dimensions 69 48% 260 mm (1 "/x 10 ein. (Diameter /

length) (Figure EE) Mass Approx. 260 g (9.2.02) (excluding batteries) Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) Reference audio input level RF output level Frequency response Attenuation Audio input connector Indicator 60 dBV (at 0 dB attenuation level) 40 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in USA) 30 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) S0Hzto 18 kHz

(OB to 48 dB (3 d8 steps) XLR-3-11C type (female) AF/PEAK, POWER/MUTING, +48 Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25C (77F) Dimensions During +48V OFF:

Approx. 7 hours with output power of 40 mW (for model available in USA) Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in Europe, and China) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) During +48V ON and ECM-673 connection:

Approx. 6 hours with output power of 40 mW (for model available in USA) Approx. 6 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in Europe, and China) Approx. 7 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) 41.5 x 102% 41.5 mm (1 "hex 4 %ex 1 ein)

(width / height / depth) (including the audio input connector) (Figure [e)) Approx. 145 g (5.1 0z) (excluding batteries) Tuner Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) Antenna Audio output level Audio output connector Headphone output level Reception method Local oscillator Receive frequencies Signal-to-noise-ratio Voice delay Deemphasis 1/4 A wavelenath wire antenna (angle-adjustable)

-60dV 35 mm diameter mini jack SmW (160) True diversity method Crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer Models available in USA:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (UC14 model),

'536 MHz to 608 MHz (UC25 model), 566 MHz to 608 MHz and 614 MHz to 638 MHz

(UC30 model,

(638 MHz to 698 MHz (UC42 model),

(941.625 MHz to 951.875 MHz and 953,000 MHz 10 956.125 MHz and 956,625 MHz to 959.625, MHz (U90 mode!) Models available in Europe:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (CE21 model), 566 MHz to 630 MHz (CE33 model),

(638 MHz to 694 MHz (CE42 model), 710 MHz to 782 MHz (CES1 model) Model available in China:

710 MHz to 782 MHz (CN38 model) Model available in Korea:

925 MHz to 937.5 MHz (KR Model) Model available in Thailand and Taiwan:

794 MHz to 806 MHz (E model) 60.48 or more 035 ms 50 us Reference frequency deviation Frequency response Distortion Tone signal Indicators Operating temperature Storage temperature Supply voltage Battery life Dimensions Mass 25 kHz 40 H2to 18 kHz 0.9% or less (5 kHz modulation) Jn UWP-D compander mode: 32.382 kHz In UWP compander mode: 32 kHz Jn W800 compander mode: 32.768 kHz POWER, RF 0C 10 50C (32F to 122F) 0C to 35C (32F to 95F when charging

-20Ct0 455C -4F to +131 F) 3.0V DC (two LR6/AA size alkaline batteries) 5.0 DC (supplied from USB connector) Approx 6 hours (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77F) 63 82x 238 mm (2% x3 Vex fin) Width /

height / depth (excluding antenna) Figure BI) Approx. 136 g (4.8 02) (excluding batteries) Tuner Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) Antenna Audio output level Audio output connector Headphone output level Reception method Local oscillator Receive frequencies Signal-to-noise-ratio Voice delay Deemphasis 1/4 A wavelenath wire antenna (angle-adjustable)

-60dV 35 mm diameter mini jack SmW (160) True diversity method Crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer Models available in USA:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (UC14 model),

'536 MHz to 608 MHz (UC25 model), 566 MHz to 608 MHz and 614 MHz to 638 MHz

(UC30 model,

(638 MHz to 698 MHz (UC42 model),

(941.625 MHz to 951.875 MHz and 953,000 MHz 10 956.125 MHz and 956,625 MHz to 959.625, MHz (U90 mode!) Models available in Europe:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (CE21 model), 566 MHz to 630 MHz (CE33 model),

(638 MHz to 694 MHz (CE42 model), 710 MHz to 782 MHz (CES1 model) Model available in China:

710 MHz to 782 MHz (CN38 model) Model available in Korea:

925 MHz to 937.5 MHz (KR Model) Model available in Thailand and Taiwan:

794 MHz to 806 MHz (E model) 60.48 or more 035 ms 50 us Reference frequency deviation Frequency response Distortion Tone signal Indicators Operating temperature Storage temperature Supply voltage Battery life Dimensions Mass 25 kHz 40 H2to 18 kHz 0.9% or less (5 kHz modulation) Jn UWP-D compander mode: 32.382 kHz In UWP compander mode: 32 kHz Jn W800 compander mode: 32.768 kHz POWER, RF 0C 10 50C (32F to 122F) 0C to 35C (32F to 95F when charging

-20Ct0 455C -4F to +131 F) 3.0V DC (two LR6/AA size alkaline batteries) 5.0 DC (supplied from USB connector) Approx 6 hours (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77F) 63 82x 238 mm (2% x3 Vex fin) Width /

height / depth (excluding antenna) Figure BI) Approx. 136 g (4.8 02) (excluding batteries) feu Pour les metteurs UTX-B03/M03/P03 ATTENTION RISQUE D'EXPLOSION SI LA BATTERIE EST REMPLACEE PAR UN TYPE DE BATTERIE INCORRECT. SE DEBARRASSER DES BATTERIES CONFORMEMENT AUX INSTRUCTIONS. AVERTISSEMENT Neexposez pas les batteries a une chaleur excessive, au soleil ou prs dun feu par exemple. Sit'metteur dgage une temprature anormalement leve, une odeur de bril ou de la fume pendant son utilisation, enlevezle support de piles et arrtez toute utilisation immdiatement. Attention 8 ne pas vous brie les doigts lorsque vous retirez le support de piles car celles-ci peuvent tre brilantes. ATTENTION lest possible que des champs lectromagntiques & des frquences spcifiques influencent le son de cet appareil. Pour les clients au Canada CAN ICES-3 (BY/NMB-3(8) Le prsent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorise aux deux conditions suivantes :

1) appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage;

2) utilisateur de fappareil doit accepter tout brouillage radiolectrique subi, mme sie brouillage est susceptible den compromettre le fonctionnement. Ce dispositif fonctionne selon un rgime de non-brouillage et de non-protection. Si l'utilisateur devait chercher 3 obtenir une certaine protection contre d'autres services radio fonctionnant dans les mmes bandes de tlvision, une licence radio serait requise. Pour en savoir plus, veuillez consulter le document CPC-2-1-28 dindustrie Canada intitul, Dlivrance de licences sur une base volontaire pour les appareils radio de faible puissance exempts de licence et exploits dans les bandes de tlvision. La mention IC: devant le numro de certification/ homologation signifie uniquement que les spcifications techniques dIndustrie Canada sont remplies. yn humaine aux champs de radiofrquences Canada) Linstallateur de ce matriel radio doit sassurer que lantenne est situe ou oriente de telle maniere a ne pas mettre un champ de radiofrquence dpassant les limites spcifies par Sant Canada pour la population gnrale; consultez le Code de scurit 6, disponible sur le site Web de Sant Canada : http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/index-eng.php Les connaissances scientifiques dont nous disposons nont mis en vidence aucun problme de sant associ usage des appareils sans fil fable puissance. Nous ne sommes cependant pas en mesure de prouver que ces appareils sani faible puissance sont entigrement sans danger. Les apparels ans fil faible puissance mettent une nergie radiodlectrque (RF) tes faible dans le spectre des micro-

ondeslorsquils sont utilis. Alors qu'une dose leve de BF peut avoir des effets surla sant en chauffantlstssu} exposition de faibles RF qui ne produisent pas de chaleurna pas de mauvais effets connus surla sant. Denombreuses tudes ont t menes sur les expositions aux BF eibes et ront dcouvert aucun effet biologique. Certaines tudes ont suggr quill pouvaty avoir certains effets biologiques, mais ces rsultats nont pas t confirms par des recherches supplmentaies, UTX-803/UTX-M03/UTX-PO3 a t test et ug conforme aux limites exposition aux rayonnements nonces pour un environnement non contrl et respecte les rgles dexposition aux frquences radiolectriques (RF) CNR-102 de VC. Pour les rcepteurs URX-P03 ATTENTION RISQUE D'EXPLOSION SI LA BATTERIE EST REMPLACEE PAR UN TYPE DE BATTERIE INCORRECT. SE DEBARRASSER DES BATTERIES CONFORMEMENT AUX INSTRUCTIONS. AVERTISSEMENT Une pression acoustique excessive en provenance des couteurs ou du casque peut provoquer une baisse de lacuit auditive. Pour utiliser ce produit en toute scurit, vitez'coute prolonge 8 des pressions sonores excessives. Nrexposez pas les batteries & une chaleur excessive, au soleil ou prs d'un feu par exemple, Sile rcepteur dgage une temprature anormalement leve, une odeur de brdl ou de la fume pendant son utilisation, enlevez le support de piles et arrtez toute utilisation immdiatement. Attention & ne pas vous briler les doigts lorsque vous retirez le support de piles car celles-ci peuvent tre brilantes. ATTENTION lest possible que des champs lectromagntiques 8 des frequences spcifiques influencent le son de cet appareil. Pour les clients au Canada CAN ICES-3 (BY/NMB-3(8) Le prsent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorise aux deux conditions suivantes :

1) appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage;

2) utilisateur de fappareil doit accepter tout brouillage radiolectrique subi, mme sie brouillage est susceptible den compromettre le fonctionnement. Pourles clients au Canada GARANTIE LIMITEE DE SONY - Rendez-vous sur htto://www sonybiz.cal pro/lang/en/ca/article/resources-warranty pour obtenir les informations importantes et 'ensemble des termes et conditions de la garantie limite de Sony applicable a ce produit. Utilisation du manuel sur CD-ROM Vous devez installer Adobe Reader sur votre ordinateur pour pouvoir lire ce manuel. Vous pouvez tlcharger Adabe Reader gratuitement depuis le site Web d'Adobe. 1 Ouvrezle fichier index.html situ sur le CD-ROM. 2 Slectionnez le manuel que vous souhaitez lire, puis cliquez sur ce dernier. Si vous avez perdu ou endommag le CD-ROM, vous pouvez acheter un CD-ROM de remplacement auprs de votre reprsentant Sony ou du service clentle Sony.

4-530-735-18 (1) Wireless Microphone Package Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. UWP-D11/D12/D16 UTX-B03 UTX-M03 UTX-P03 URX-P03 2014 Sony Corporation Troubleshooting........................................32 Important Notes on Use............................34 Usage and storage ....................................... 34 Cleaning...................................................... 34 Specifications............................................34 Transmitter (UTX-B03/M03/P03).............. 34 Tuner........................................................... 36 Table of Contents Configuration of the Packages ..................3 UWP-D11 ..................................................... 3 UWP-D12 ..................................................... 4 UWP-D16 ..................................................... 5 Models available separately.......................... 6 Features .......................................................7 UWP-D11 ..................................................... 7 UWP-D12 ..................................................... 7 UWP-D16 ..................................................... 7 Name and Function of Parts.......................8 Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03)............... 8 Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03)............. 9 Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03).................. 11 Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) ........... 12 Power Supply.............................................14 Inserting the batteries.................................. 14 Supplying power from a USB connector.... 15 Charging nickel metal hydride batteries..... 16 Attaching Accessories..............................16 Attaching accessories to the body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03)...................... 16 Attaching accessories to the hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) ................... 17 Attaching accessories to the plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) ...................... 17 Attaching accessories to the portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) ................ 18 Operation ...................................................19 If noise is generated.................................... 19 Tuner Settings ...........................................20 Menu structure and operation ..................... 20 Setting the receive channel ......................... 21 Searching for available channels within a group (Clear Channel Scan) .............. 21 Searching for active channels within a group

(Active Channel Scan) ...................... 22 Adjusting the monitor audio level .............. 22 Configuration menu.................................... 23 Transmitter Settings .................................25 Menu structure and operation ..................... 25 Setting the transmit channel........................ 26 Configuration menu.................................... 27 System Configuration Examples .............30 Error Messages .........................................31 2 Table of Contents Configuration of the Packages This manual is for the UWP-D11/D12/D16 Wireless Microphone Packages. The contents of each package are described below. Note Some of the packages may not be available in certain countries or areas. In addition, the U90 model can only be used in the USA. The use of U90 transmitters requires a license and is subject to restrictions on frequency selection and channel spacing. For details, consult your Sony dealer. UWP-D11 The package consists of a body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03), a portable diversity tuner (URX-P03), and their accessories. When used in conjunction with a compact camcorder, a mobile system for ENG (Electronic News Gathering) or EFP

(Electronic Field Production) applications can be constructed. Body-pack transmitter

(UTX-B03) (1) Portable diversity tuner

(URX-P03) (1) Supplied accessories Omni-directional lavalier microphone (1) Wind screen (1) Holder clip (1) Shoe mount adapter (1) Belt clip (2) XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 (1) Stereo mini plug-BMP conversion cable (1) Battery case (1)

(Chinese model only) Before Use (1) Quick Start Guide (1) CD-ROM (1) Warranty card (1)

(North American and Korean models only) Configuration of the Packages 3 UWP-D12 The package consists of a hand-held microphone (UTX-M03), a portable diversity tuner (URX-P03), and their accessories. When used in conjunction with a compact camcorder, a mobile system for ENG (Electronic News Gathering) or EFP

(Electronic Field Production) applications can be constructed. Hand-held microphone

(UTX-M03) (1) Portable diversity tuner

(URX-P03) (1) Supplied accessories Microphone holder (1) Belt clip (1) Shoe mount adapter (1) XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 (1) Stereo mini plug-BMP conversion cable (1) Battery case (1)

(Chinese model only) Before Use (1) Quick Start Guide (1) CD-ROM (1) Warranty card (1)

(North American and Korean models only) 4 Configuration of the Packages UWP-D16 The UWP-D16 consists of a plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03), a body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03), a portable diversity tuner (URX-P03), and their accessories. When used in conjunction with a compact camcorder, a mobile system for ENG

(Electronic News Gathering) or EFP (Electronic Field Production) applications can be constructed. Plug-on transmitter

(UTX-P03) (1) Body-pack transmitter

(UTX-B03) (1) Portable diversity tuner

(URX-P03) (1) Supplied accessories Omni-directional lavalier microphone (1) Wind screen (1) Holder clip (1) Soft case (1) Shoe mount adapter (1) Belt clip (2) Stereo mini plug-BMP conversion cable (1) XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 (1) Battery case (1)

(Chinese model only) Before Use (1) Quick Start Guide (1) CD-ROM (1) Warranty card (1) (North American and Korean models only) Configuration of the Packages 5 Models available separately The transmitter and tuner in each package are available for purchase separately. The components provided with each product are given below. UTX-B03 Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) (1)

Omni-directional lavalier microphone (1)

Wind screen (1)

Holder clip (1)

Belt clip (1)

Battery case (1) (Chinese model only)

Before Use (1)

CD-ROM (1)

Warranty card (1) (North American and Korean models only) UTX-M03

Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) (1)

Microphone holder (1)

Before Use (1)

CD-ROM (1)

Warranty card (1) (North American and Korean models only) UTX-P03

Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) (1)

Soft case (1)

Battery case (1) (Chinese model only)

Before Use (1)

CD-ROM (1)

Warranty card (1) (North American and Korean models only) URX-P03

Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) (1)

Shoe mount adapter (1)

Belt clip (1)

XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03

(1)

Stereo mini plug-BMP conversion cable (1)

Battery case (1) (Chinese model only)

Before Use (1)

CD-ROM (1)

Warranty card (1) (North American and Korean models only) 6 Configuration of the Packages Features The UWP-D11/D12/D16 (UWP-D series) Wireless Microphone Packages comprise a transmitter (body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03), hand-held microphone

(UTX-M03), or plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03)) and a receiver (portable diversity tuner (URX-P03)). In combination with a compact camcorder or interchangeable-lens digital camera, the packages can be used for various purposes, such as ENG (Electronic News Gathering), EFP (Electronic Field Production), sports events, and weddings. They are equipped with a DSP for transmission of high-

quality sound using digital compander processing. They can be used in combination with current Sony analog wireless microphone systems (UWP series, WRT series, WRR series, WRU series) by switching the compander mode. The frequency and compander mode set on the tuner can be sent to the transmitter using an infrared communications link. Used in combination with the Clear Channel Scan function of the tuner, this greatly reduces the time required to set channels. The contents of each package are described below. UWP-D11 Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) This transmitter is a lightweight, compact transmitter that employs a crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer. It is equipped with a muting function and a BMP-type microphone input connector. The RF power output can be switched between high and low. It is also equipped with a MIC/LINE input switching function to support a variety of input levels. Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This tuner employs a true diversity method featuring little signal dropout and an angle-adjustable antenna. It comes with an adapter for mounting on a compact camcorder

(HXR-NX3, etc.). It also features a Clear Channel Scan function to search for available channels automatically. UWP-D12 Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) This microphone features a robust, metallic body. It has a muting function and attenuator adjustment function to support a wide audio input level range. It can be used in diverse applications simply by changing the microphone capsule. It has a built-in antenna.

* Microphone unit mounting dimensions: 31.3 mm diameter, 1.0 mm pitch Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This tuner employs a true diversity method featuring little signal dropout and an angle-adjustable antenna. It comes with an adapter for mounting on a compact camcorder

(HXR-NX3, etc.). It also features a Clear Channel Scan function to search for available channels automatically. UWP-D16 Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) This transmitter is a lightweight, compact plug-on type transmitter that employs a crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer. It has a muting function and an XLR-type microphone input connector that can supply +48 V power for connecting a wide range of microphones. It is also equipped with a MIC/LINE switching function to support a variety of input levels. Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) This transmitter is a lightweight, compact transmitter that employs a crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer. It is equipped with a muting function and a BMP-type microphone input connector. The RF power output can be switched between high and low. It is also equipped with a MIC/LINE input switching function to support a variety of input levels. Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This tuner employs a true diversity method featuring little signal dropout and an angle-adjustable antenna. It comes with an adapter for mounting on a compact camcorder

(HXR-NX3, etc.). It also features a Clear Channel Scan function to search for available channels automatically. Features 7 d Audio input connector (BMP type) Connect to the supplied lavalier microphone. Notes

When the audio input level is set to MIC, a voltage for the lavalier microphone power supply is applied to the audio input connector. Special electrical wiring is used inside the audio input connector for this purpose.

If a lavalier microphone other than the one supplied is connected, the proper performance may not be obtained. e POWER/MUTING button Turns the power on/off. You also use this button to turn the muting function on/off. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Muting ON Muting OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off Press button f USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while the power is turned on, the unit automatically operates with power supplied by the USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the batteries are charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. g Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 14). h + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. Name and Function of Parts Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) a Antenna b POWER indicator Displays the battery level and charging status. Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Flashing (red) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) Charging not possible (when batteries other than rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted or the nickel metal hydride batteries are deteriorated) Note Disconnect the USB cable, and replace the batteries. Power is off or battery is empty Off c AUDIO (audio input level) indicator Turns on or off according to the audio input level as follows. On (red): Audio input level is too high. If the sound is distorted, adjust the attenuation level to decrease the audio input level (page 27). On (green): Audio input level is appropriate. Off: There is no audio input or the input level is too low. Flashing (orange): Audio is muted (i.e., disabled). 8 Name and Function of Parts i Display section k Infrared detector Receives the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner. Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) A RF transmission indicator Displays the current transmission status.

: Transmitting

: Transmission stopped B RF transmission power indicator Indicates the current transmission power setting. You can change the setting with the RF transmission power setting function. For details on the RF transmission power setting function, see Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) (page 27). C Audio input level meter Displays the audio input level. D Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. E Input level indicator Displays the input level status.

: Microphone input

: Line input F Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. Displays EXT when power is supplied from the USB connector. For details, see Battery level indicator (page 15). G Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 23). j SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without transmitting a signal

(transmission stopped mode). Inside the grip a Microphone unit The standard-equipped microphone unit can be interchanged with another microphone unit having a diameter of 31.3 mm and a pitch of 1.0 mm. For details on attaching and removing the microphone unit, see Replacing the microphone unit (page 17). b POWER indicator Displays the battery level, charging status, and audio muting (i.e., audio enabled or disabled) status. Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) Name and Function of Parts 9 For details on the RF transmission power setting function, see Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) (page 27). C Audio input level meter Displays the audio input level. D Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. E Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. For details, see Battery level indicator (page 15). F Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 23). g Infrared detector Receives the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner. h SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without transmitting a signal

(transmission stopped mode). i USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the batteries are charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. Also, power cannot be supplied from a USB portable power supply. j + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. Indicator display Status Flashing (red) Charging not possible (when batteries other than rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted or the nickel metal hydride batteries are deteriorated) Note Disconnect the USB cable, and replace the batteries. Power is off or battery is empty Off Flashing (orange) Audio is muted (i.e., disabled) c POWER/MUTING button Turns the power on/off. You also use this button to turn the muting function on/off. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Muting ON Muting OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off Press button d Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 14). e Antenna section f Display section A RF transmission indicator Displays the current transmission status.

: Transmitting

: Transmission stopped B RF transmission power indicator Indicates the current transmission power setting. You can change the setting with the RF transmission power setting function. 10 Name and Function of Parts Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) Front Bottom a Audio input connector (XLR type) Connect to a microphone or the line output of an audio mixer or other device. b +48V (+48 V supply) indicator Lights up when the unit is set to MIC input and is supplying power to the connected microphone. c POWER indicator Displays the battery level and charging status. Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Flashing (red) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) Charging not possible (when batteries other than rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted or the nickel metal hydride batteries are deteriorated) Note Disconnect the USB cable, and replace the batteries. Power is off or battery is empty Off d AUDIO (audio input level) indicator Turns on or off according to the audio input level as follows. On (red): Audio input level is too high. If the sound is distorted, adjust the attenuation level to decrease the audio input level (page 27). On (green): Audio input level is appropriate. Off: There is no audio input or input level is too low. Flashing (orange): Audio is muted (i.e., disabled). e POWER/MUTING button Turns the power on/off. You also use this button to turn the muting function on/off. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Muting ON Muting OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off Press button f Display section A RF transmission indicator Displays the current transmission status.

: Transmitting

: Transmission stopped B RF transmission power indicator Indicates the current transmission power setting. You can change the setting with the RF transmission power setting function. For details on the RF transmission power setting function, see Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) (page 27). C Audio input level meter Displays the audio input level. D Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. Name and Function of Parts 11 E Input level indicator Displays the input level status.

: Microphone input

: Line input F Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. Displays EXT when power is supplied from the USB connector. For details, see Battery level indicator (page 15). G Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 23). g + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. h SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without sending a signal

(transmission stopped mode). i Infrared detector Receives the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner. j USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while the power is turned on, the unit automatically operates with power supplied by the USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the batteries are charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) Front Bottom a Antenna b PHONES (monitor) connector (3.5-mm diameter, stereo mini jack) Connect to headphones to monitor the audio output. Note Do not connect headphones with a monaural mini jack. This may short-circuit the headphone outputs, resulting in distorted sound output. Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. c POWER indicator Displays the battery level and charging status. k Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 14). Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) 12 Name and Function of Parts Indicator display Status Flashing (red) Charging not possible (when batteries other than rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted or the nickel metal hydride batteries are deteriorated) Note Disconnect the USB cable, and replace the batteries. Power is off or battery is empty Off d RF (radio frequency input) indicator Displays the RF input level using the following colors. On (green): Input level is 25 dB or more. On (red): Input level is 15 to 25 dB. Off: Input level is 15 dB or lower.

* 0 dB = 1 VEMF e Infrared transmitter port Sends the set frequency and compander mode to the transmitter. f + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. g Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 14). h Display section A Audio input level meter Displays the audio input level. B Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. C Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. EXT is displayed when power is supplied from the USB connector. MI is displayed when power is supplied from an SMAD-P3

(not supplied). For details, see Battery level indicator (page 15). D RF level (reception level) indicator Indicates the current reception level. E Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 23). i SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without sending a signal

(transmission stopped mode). j POWER button Turns the power on/off. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off k OUTPUT (audio output) connector (3.5-mm diameter, stereo mini jack) Connect one end of the supplied XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 or the stereo mini plug-

BMP conversion cable here and the other end to the microphone input on a camcorder, mixer, or amplifier. If the microphone input connector on the connected device is a stereo mini jack, connect the straight (BMP) plug to the tuner and the L-shaped (stereo mini) plug to the microphone input connector on the device. Note To prevent damaging the tuner, do not apply a voltage to this connector from a microphone external power supply or other source. l USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When the power is turned on, the unit operates with power supplied by the USB portable power supply. When nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the battery is charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. m Auxiliary connector Used to connect external accessories. Name and Function of Parts 13 Power Supply This section describes the power supply of each device and the charging of nickel metal hydride batteries. Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) and plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) The unit operates using power supplied from two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries) or from a supply connected to the USB connector. If power is supplied simultaneously from batteries and from a supply connected to the USB connector, power from the USB connector has precedence. For details about inserting batteries in each device and displaying the battery level, or supplying power from a supply connected to the USB connector, see the following sections. Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) The unit operates from two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details about inserting batteries and displaying the battery level, see the following sections. Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) The unit operates from two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries), power supplied from a supply connected to the USB connector, or power supplied from the auxiliary connector. The power supply that has precedence when both AA battery power and an external power supply via the USB connector or auxiliary connector are available can be specified using the PWR SOURCE (external power selection) function. Under the factory default setting, the power supplied from inserted AA batteries has precedence. For details about inserting batteries and displaying the battery level, or supplying power from supply connected to the USB connector, see the following sections. For details on the PWR SOURCE function setting, see Selecting the preferred power supply (PWR SOURCE)

(page 24). Note The use of manganese batteries will result in poor performance. Do not use manganese batteries. Inserting the batteries Notes

Always use sets of the same type of battery. Do not use batteries of different types or batteries with different charge level together.

Replacing the batteries during operation may generate a large noise. Be sure to turn off the unit before replacing the batteries. Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) / plug-

on transmitter (UTX-P03) / portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) The following describes the procedure using illustrations for the body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03). Batteries can be inserted in the plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) and portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) in the same manner. 1 Press and hold the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power off. 2 Slide the two catches inward (as indicated) and pull the battery compartment out. 3 Insert two new AA batteries into the battery compartment with 3 and # polarities in the correct orientation, and close the compartment. Make sure that the battery compartment is locked securely. 14 Power Supply Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) 1 Press and hold the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power off. 2 Turn the grip in the direction of the arrow, and pull the grip down until the battery compartment is visible. 3 Insert two new AA batteries into the battery compartment with 3 and # polarities in the correct orientation. 4 Close the grip, turning it in the reverse direction of step 2. Battery level indicator Press and hold the POWER button for 1 second or longer to display the battery level on the display. Immediately replace both batteries with new batteries if the indicator starts flashing (indication 5 below). If using new alkaline batteries, use after checking the recommended time limits. Battery level indicator Battery status 1 Lights Good 2 Lights Less than 70% charge remaining 3 Lights Less than 40% charge remaining Notes

When BATTERY is set to TYPE1, the battery level is indicated based on the use of new LR6 (size AA) Sony alkaline batteries. The battery level may not be displayed correctly when different kinds of batteries, different brand of batteries, or old batteries are used. If using batteries other than size AA alkaline batteries, select the battery type using the BATTERY function.

If you plan to use the transmitter continuously for a long period of time, it is recommended that you replace the batteries with brand new ones.

Battery power is gradually consumed, even when the unit is turned off. Remove the batteries from the unit before prolonged periods of disuse. For details on the BATTERY function setting, see Setting the battery type (BATTERY) (page 24). Battery precautions Batteries may leak or explode if mistreated. Be sure to follow these instructions.

Insert batteries in the correct 3 and # polarity orientation.

Always replace the two batteries together with new ones.

Do not use different types of batteries or old and new ones together.

Dry cells are not rechargeable.

When not using the device for a long period of time, remove the batteries. If the batteries leak for any reason, consult your Sony service representative. Supplying power from a USB connector The transmitter (UTX-B03/P03) and tuner (URX-P03) can operate from a commercially available USB-output type AC adapter or portable power supply connected to the USB connector. When supplying power using a USB-output type AC adapter or portable power supply, use a unit that satisfies the following conditions.

Output connector: USB micro B type

Rated voltage: 5 V

Output current: 200 mA or higher Displays EXT when power is supplied from the USB connector. 4 Lights Less than 20% charge remaining Notes 5 Flashes Almost empty

The UTX-M03 hand-held microphone cannot be supplied using a USB connector.

Noise may occur in the audio depending on the AC adapter or portable power supply that is connected. In such cases, you can reduce the noise by distancing the unit or lavalier microphone from the AC adapter or portable power supply or otherwise altering their positions. Power Supply 15 Charging nickel metal hydride batteries You can charge nickel metal hydride batteries inserted in the transmitter (UTX-B03/M03/P03) and tuner

(URX-P03). When charging nickel metal hydride batteries, turn the power off and connect a commercially available USB-

output type AC adapter or portable power supply to the USB connector. The POWER indicator is lit orange while charging batteries. When charging is finished, the POWER indicator goes off. When charging batteries using a USB-output type AC adapter or portable power supply, use a unit that satisfies the following conditions.

Output connector: USB micro B type

Rated voltage: 5 V

Output current: 1 A or higher Notes

Charging may not be supported, depending on the connected AC adapter, portable power supply, or computer port.

Nickel metal hydride batteries are not charged while the transmitter or tuner is turned on. Attaching Accessories This section describes how to attach the supplied accessories to each device. Attaching accessories to the body-

pack transmitter (UTX-B03) Connecting the microphone Microphone (supplied) For a secure connection, turn to lock the connector. Note Be sure to attach or remove the microphone after turning off the transmitter. Attaching the holder clip to the microphone Push the end of the microphone holder to expand the ring opening

(1), and insert the microphone (2). Align the groove on the base of the microphone with the ring, then release the clip to secure the microphone. To secure the microphone cable Insert the microphone cable through the clamp of the holder clip. 16 Attaching Accessories Attaching the wind screen to the microphone Attaching accessories to the hand-

held microphone (UTX-M03) Attaching the microphone holder Align and insert the microphone into the hole in the wind screen. Attaching a belt clip Insert the base of the microphone into the holder. Replacing the microphone unit Removing the microphone unit Insert one end of the belt clip into one of two holes on either side of the transmitter, and then insert the other end into the hole on the other side. To remove a belt clip Insert a pointed object, such as a ball-point pen, between the belt clip and the transmitter, and pry the end of the belt clip from the hole on the side of the transmitter. Turn the microphone unit in the direction of the arrow. Attaching the microphone unit Turn the microphone unit in the opposite direction from when you removed it, and make sure that the unit is securely attached to the microphone. Attaching accessories to the plug-

on transmitter (UTX-P03) Attaching a microphone or cable Microphone or cable connector Push the microphone or cable connector (XLR-3-12C connector) into the audio input connector of the UTX-P03 until it clicks into place. Attaching Accessories 17 Disconnecting a microphone or cable Microphone or cable connector Release button Press the release button and pull the microphone or cable out slowly. Attaching accessories to the portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) Connecting the conversion cable to the OUTPUT connector Example: XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 For a secure connection, turn to lock the connector. Attaching a belt clip See Attaching a belt clip (page 17). Attaching the shoe mount adapter Attach the belt clip before attaching the shoe mount adapter (page 17). Note Attach belt clips upside-down if planning to attach the shoe mount adapter. Push the bottom of the belt clip to make some space between the belt clip and the tuner (1), align the belt clip with the two vertical grooves on the shoe mount adapter, and insert the adapter in the direction of the arrow (2). Push the shoe mount adapter in fully until the belt clip fits into the horizontal groove on the adapter holds. Note If attaching a camcorder, bend the URX-P03 antenna down so that the antenna is not reflected on the display. To remove the shoe mount adapter Push and hold the part labeled PUSH on the shoe mount adapter 1, and disengage the horizontal part of the belt clip from the horizontal groove on the shoe mount adapter (2). Then, push the shoe mount adapter in the direction of the arrow (3). 18 Attaching Accessories Operation Procedure for UWP-D series devices (UTX-B03/

M03/P03 and URX-P03) 1 Connect the tuner as required. For details about example connections, see System Configuration Examples (page 30). 2 Press and hold the POWER button for at least one second on the tuner to turn the power on. 3 Use the + or button to display the AUTO SET screen on the tuner. 4 Press and hold the SET button on the tuner for at least one second. YES flashes on the display. 5 Press the SET button on the tuner. Clear Channel Scan starts searching for an available channel. When Clear Channel Scan finishes, the channel with the least noise and interference will be set. When the channel is set, infrared transmission starts automatically. Note Some noise may occur when power is turned on. Accordingly, turn down the audio input level of devices connected to the tuner when turning the power on. 6 Press and hold the SET button on the transmitter and press the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power on. 7 Place the infrared transmitter port on the tuner near the infrared detector on the transmitter. Information about the channel set on the tuner is sent to the transmitter, and a prompt appears on the transmitter display asking if you want to change to that frequency. 8 Use the + or button to select YES, then press the SET button on the transmitter. This sets the transmit channel. Notes

The infrared transmission from the tuner in step 5 continues for about ten seconds. Perform steps 6 and 7 within those ten seconds. If ten seconds have elapsed, you can reestablish the infrared link using the SYNC menu on the tuner.

Place the tuner and transmitter within about 20 cm

(8 in.) of each other.

If five seconds elapse without any user input after the prompt appears on the transmitter display, the transmitter returns to its previous state without changing the frequency.

Communications using the infrared link may be adversely affected, depending on the surrounding environment. If this occurs, use the SYNC menu on the tuner to reestablish the link. If noise is generated Depending on the environment where the devices are installed, external noise or radio waves may disrupt transmission on certain channels. When selecting a channel under these circumstances, turn off the transmitter. Then, on the tuner, select a channel for which the RF indicator does not light up (i.e., a channel free from noise or radio wave interference). Set the same channel on the transmitter. Notes To prevent interference or noise, take the following precautions.

Do not use two or more transmitters on the same channels.

When operating two or more UWP-D series packages simultaneously, set each package to a different channel within the same channel group.

Keep the antennas on the tuner and transmitter separated by at least 3 meters (about 10 feet). Operation 19

When operating two or more UWP-D series packages simultaneously with different channel groups, make sure that they are at least 100 meters (330 feet) apart if they are used within clear sight of each other (actual distance may vary depending on the circumstances). Tuner Settings Menu structure and operation Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) There are two menu display modes that can be selected according to the application. Simple mode This mode displays only the required settings for the tuner and audio output. You can enable simple mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to SIMPLE. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

PHONES (monitor audio) setting

AUTO SET (auto channel setting) function

BAND (frequency band) select (Not available on Japanese and Korean models)

CLR SCAN (clear channel scan) function

OUT LEVEL (audio output level) setting

SYNC (infrared transmitter) function

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting Extended mode This mode displays all configuration menus. You can enable extended mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to ADVANCED. Note The existing settings configured in extended mode are active even when using simple mode. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

PHONES (monitor audio) setting

AUTO SET (auto channel setting) function

BAND (frequency band) select (Not available on Japanese and Korean models)

CLR SCAN (clear channel scan) function

OUT LEVEL (audio output level) setting

SYNC (infrared transmitter) function

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting

COMPANDER (compander mode) setting

PWR SOURCE (external power selection) setting

ACT SCAN (active channel scan) function

PWR LOCK (POWER button lock) function

BATTERY (battery type) setting

CONTRAST (display text contrast) setting

RESET (factory default setting) function

VERSION (software version) display 20 Tuner Settings Basic menu operation The basic menu operation is the same in simple mode and extended mode. Function name 3 Use the + or button to select the desired group name, then press the SET button. The channel group is set, and the channel number display starts flashing. Setting 1 Press the + or button to display the function to be set. 4 Use the + or button to select the desired channel number, then press the SET button. The displays stops flashing and the desired channel is set. 2 Press and hold the SET button until the setting starts flashing. Notes 3 Press the + or button to change the setting. 4 Press the SET button to enter the setting. Note If no operation is performed for five seconds, the backlight will turn off. Pressing any button will turn the backlight on again. Setting the receive channel Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) For details about the channel groups and channels that can be selected, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. 1 Use the + or button to display the GP/CH menu. 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. The channel group display starts flashing.

If there is no user input within ten seconds after the channel group display or channel number display starts flashing, the displayed setting that is flashing is saved. The same applies when setting other parameters.

The frequency indicator changes in response to the channel number.

The tuner continues to receive, even when setting the receive channel.

Do not remove the batteries while setting the receive channel. If they are removed, re-insert them and repeat the procedure from the beginning.

Make sure that the same channel is set on the transmitter and tuner within the same system. Searching for available channels within a group (Clear Channel Scan) Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) You can search for available channels within the specified channel group. Before performing this procedure, select the channel group. For details, see Setting the receive channel (page 21). 1 Use the + or button to display the CLR SCAN menu. 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. Press and hold until the channel group and +

display starts flashing. Tuner Settings 21 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. Press and hold until the channel group and +

display starts flashing. 3 Press the + button. The tuner starts to scan for active channels in the selected channel group. When active channels are found, the first channel number among the active channels starts flashing on the display. To display the next active channel number Press the + button. To cancel searching Press the button. The display returns to the ACT SCAN menu. 4 Press the SET button when the desired channel number starts flashing. The search for active channels finishes and the displayed channel is set. Adjusting the monitor audio level Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) You can set the monitor audio level within the range 1 to 16. 1 Use the + or button to display the PHONES menu. The current monitor audio level is displayed. 2 Press and hold the SET button for at least one second. Press and hold until the monitor audio level flashes. 3 Use the + or button to set the desired monitor audio level, then press the SET button. The setting value is stored. The setting is retained even after the power is turned off. 3 Press the + button. The tuner starts to scan through the selected channel group. When available channels are found, the first channel number among the available channels starts flashing on the display. To display the next available channel number Press the + button. To cancel searching Press the button. The display returns to the CLR SCAN menu. 4 Press the SET button when the desired channel number starts flashing. The search for available channels finishes and the displayed channel is set. The channel setting is transmitted from the infrared transmission port for about ten seconds after setting the channel. During this interval, place the infrared detector on the transmitter (with the power turned on) near the tuner to transfer the channel setting from the tuner to the transmitter. To scan channels automatically when power is turned on With the tuner power off, press and hold the SET button and press the POWER button for at least one second to turn the power on and to automatically start a clear channel scan. Searching for active channels within a group (Active Channel Scan) Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) You can search for channels in use within the specified channel group. This is useful when using more than one tuner in combination with a single transmitter. Before performing this procedure, select the channel group. For details, see Setting the receive channel (page 21). 1 Use the + or button to display the ACT SCAN menu. 22 Tuner Settings Configuration menu Note Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This section describes each function and configurable items. Underlined entries are factory default values. Selecting group/channel (GP/CH) The factory default setting varies depending on the model. For details, see Setting the receive channel (page 21). Adjusting the monitor audio level

(PHONES) Adjusts the monitor audio level for the headphones. The factory default setting is 12. For details, see Adjusting the monitor audio level

(page 22). Setting an available channel automatically

(AUTO SET) Automatically searches for and sets an available channel, and starts infrared transmission to the transmitter. For details, see Operation (page 19). Selecting the frequency band (BAND) Selects the receive frequency band. Note This menu is not available on Japanese and Korean models. On these models, the frequency band cannot be selected. For details about the groups and channels in each frequency band, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. Searching for and selecting available channels (CLR SCAN) Searches for available channels. For details, see Searching for available channels within a group (Clear Channel Scan) (page 21). Setting the audio output level (OUT LEVEL) Sets the audio output level. You can set the level in 3 dB increments in the range 12 dB to +12 dB. The factory default setting is 0 dB. The monitor output level does not change when you change the output level in the OUT LEVEL menu. The monitor output level is adjusted separately. For details about adjusting the monitor audio level, see Adjusting the monitor audio level (page 22). Using infrared transmission (SYNC) Transfers the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner to a transmitter using an infrared transmitter. 1 Use the + or button to display the SYNC menu. 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. A confirmation screen appears. 3 Use the + or button to display YES. 4 Turn the transmitter power on, and place the infrared transmitter port on the tuner near the infrared detector on the transmitter. A prompt appears on the transmitter display asking you whether to change the frequency. 5 Use the + or button on the transmitter to select YES. 6 Press the SET button on the transmitter. The frequency and compander mode for use on the transmitter are set. Notes

When using the infrared link, place the tuner and transmitter within about 20 cm (8 in.) of each other.

After the infrared transmission starts, place the tuner near the transmitter within ten seconds. After ten seconds have elapsed, the infrared transmission finishes and the display returns to the previous menu.

After the prompt appears on the transmitter, you can select NO or do nothing for about five seconds to return to the previous menu screen automatically, and the information received over the infrared link is discarded. Displaying the accumulated running time

(TIME) Displays the accumulated running time of the tuner as a guide to total usage time. The factory default setting is 00:00. Up to 99:99 can be displayed. To reset the time display 1 Press and hold the SET button until the time display starts flashing. Tuner Settings 23 2 Press the button to display 00:00 CLR and press the SET button. Pressing the + button when 00:00 CLR is displayed causes the time display to start flashing. You can press the SET button in this state to cancel the reset of the accumulated running time. Setting the menu display mode (MENU MODE) Sets the menu display mode. SIMPLE: Displays only the required settings. ADVANCED: Displays all settings. Setting the compander mode

(COMPANDER) Sets the operating mode of the compander. UWP-D: High speech quality mode supported in combination with UWP-D series devices. UWP: Mode supported in combination with Sony UWP-

series transmitters. WL800: Mode supported in combination with Sony 800-

series transmitters. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

No audio is output if the tone signal frequency is different due to the use of a combination of devices with different compander mode settings. Selecting the preferred power supply

(PWR SOURCE) Specifies whether the power supply from the batteries inserted in the unit or from an external USB portable power supply or accessory connected to the USB connector or auxiliary connector has precedence. BATT -> EXT: Batteries inserted in the unit have precedence. EXT -> BATT: Power supplied from a USB connector or externally connected sources have precedence. BATT ONLY: Batteries inserted in the unit are used, and power supplied from the USB connector or auxiliary connector is not used even after the batteries are discharged. Note When BATT -> EXT or EXT -> BATT is specified and power from the preferred source is cut off, the power supply automatically switches to the other source. Therefore, when only one power supply is available, that power supply will be used regardless of the PWR SOURCE setting. There may be a brief interruption in the audio when the power supply switches. Setting the frequency to an active channel

(ACT SCAN) Searches for channels already in use. This is useful when using more than one tuner in combination with a single transmitter. Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. For details, see Searching for active channels within a group (Active Channel Scan) (page 22). Locking the POWER button (PWR LOCK) You can lock the POWER button to prevent the power being turned off inadvertently during reception. UNLOCK: Press and hold the POWER button to turn the power on/off. LOCK: The power does not turn off, even after pressing the POWER button. To release the lock state To release the lock state, either set the PWR LOCK menu to UNLOCK or use the following procedure. 1 When the button is in the LOCK state, press and hold the POWER button. A prompt appears asking you whether to release the lock state. 2 Use the + or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The lock state is released. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The POWER button lock state does not change after switching to simple mode after setting the button to LOCK in extended mode.

If the batteries are removed and reinserted while the POWER button is set to LOCK, the power will turn on automatically but the lock state of the POWER button does not change. Setting the battery type (BATTERY) You can set the type of battery being used in order to provide a more accurate battery level indication. TYPE1: Recommended setting when using alkaline LR6

(size AA) batteries. Indicates the battery level based on the characteristics of new Sony alkaline LR6 (size AA) batteries. TYPE2: Recommended setting when using rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries. TYPE3: Recommended setting when using lithium batteries. 24 Tuner Settings Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The characteristics of batteries change according to battery type and environmental conditions. It is recommended that you understand the characteristics of batteries before using them. Setting the display contrast (CONTRAST) You can adjust the contrast of text and icons on the display in the range 1 to 10. The configurable values are given below.

(Light) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (Dark) Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Restoring factory default settings

(RESET) Restores all parameters to their factory default settings. Press and hold the SET button. A prompt appears asking you whether to restore factory default settings. Press the

+ or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The tuner parameters are restored to their factory default settings. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

After a reset, the audio output level and monitor output level are also restored to their factory default settings. Note that this may cause the volume on connected devices and in headphones to suddenly change. Displaying the software version

(VERSION) Displays the software version of the tuner. Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Transmitter Settings Menu structure and operation Procedure for all transmitters (UTX-B03/M03/

P03) There are three menu display modes that can be selected according to the application. Simple mode This mode displays only the required settings for transmitting audio. You can enable simple mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to SIMPLE. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

BAND (frequency band) select (Not available on Japanese and Korean models)

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

ATT (attenuator) setting

LCF (low-cut filter) setting

IN LEVEL (audio input level) select (UTX-B03/P03 only)

+48V (+48 V supply) setting (UTX-P03 only)

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting Notes The following configuration menus cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

GP/CH (group/channel) select The following configuration menus do not appear and cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

BAND (frequency band) select (Not available on Japanese and Korean models)

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select Extended mode This mode displays all configuration menus. You can enable extended mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to ADVANCED. Note The existing settings configured in extended mode are active even when using simple mode. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

BAND (frequency band) select (Not available on Japanese and Korean models)

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

ATT (attenuator) setting

LCF (low-cut filter) setting Transmitter Settings 25

IN LEVEL (audio input level) select (UTX-B03/P03 only)

+48V (+48 V supply) setting (UTX-P03 only)

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting

COMPANDER (compander mode) setting

PWR LOCK (POWER button lock) function

MUTING (muting function) setting

PHASE (phase switching) setting (UTX-B03 only)

BATTERY (battery type) setting

CONTRAST (display text contrast) setting

RESET (factory default setting) function

VERSION (software version) display Note The following configuration menus cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

GP/CH (group/channel) select The following configuration menus do not appear and cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

BAND (frequency band) select (Not available on Japanese and Korean models)

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select Transmission stopped mode This mode allows settings to be modified when RF transmission has stopped. Use this mode to make settings without risk of interrupting other wireless traffic when setting channels and other settings. With the power off, press and hold the SET button and press the POWER/MUTING button for at least one second to turn the power on and to display the transmission stopped mode menu. The following configuration menus can only be modified in transmission stopped mode.

GP/CH (group/channel) select

BAND (frequency band) select (Not available on Japanese and Korean models)

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

RESET (factory default setting) function Basic menu operation The basic menu operation is the same in simple mode, extended mode, and transmission stopped mode. Function name 1 Press the + or button to display the function to be set. 2 Press and hold the SET button until the setting starts flashing. 3 Press the + or button to change the setting. 4 Press the SET button to enter the setting. Note If no operation is performed for five seconds, the backlight will turn off. Pressing any button will turn the backlight on again. Setting the transmit channel Procedure for all transmitters (UTX-B03/M03/

P03) For details about the channel groups and channels that can be selected, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. 1 Press and hold the SET button and press the POWER/

MUTING button to turn the power on. 2 Use the + or button to display the GP/CH menu. 3 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. Press and hold until the channel group display starts flashing. 4 Use the + or button to select the desired group name, then press the SET button. The channel group is set, and the channel number display starts flashing. Setting 26 Transmitter Settings 5 Use the + or button to select the desired channel number, then press the SET button. Note The displays stops flashing and the desired channel is set. Notes

If there is no user input within ten seconds after the channel group display or channel number display starts flashing, the displayed setting that is flashing is saved. The same applies when setting other parameters.

The frequency indicator changes in response to the channel number.

Do not remove the batteries while making settings. If they are removed, re-insert them and repeat the procedure from the beginning.

Make sure that the same channel is set on the transmitter and tuner within the same system. Configuration menu Procedure for all transmitters (UTX-B03/M03/

P03) This section describes each function and configurable items. Underlined entries indicate factory default settings. Selecting group/channel (GP/CH) The factory default setting varies depending on the model. For details, see Setting the transmit channel (page 26). Note This function can be modified in transmission stopped mode only. Selecting the frequency band (BAND) Selects the transmit frequency band. Notes

This function can be modified in transmission stopped mode only.

This menu is not available on Japanese and Korean models. On these models, the frequency band cannot be selected. For details about the groups and channels in each frequency band, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) Set the transmitted RF power to HIGH or LOW. The transmit power level varies depending on the model. This function can be modified in transmission stopped mode only. Adjusting the audio input attenuation level (ATT) You can set the audio input attenuation level in 3 dB increments to reduce noise distortion. The factory default setting is 9 dB (UTX-B03) or 0 dB

(UTX-M03 and UTX-P03). Notes

On the UTX-B03/P03, --- is displayed if IN LEVEL is set to LINE, and the attenuation level cannot be modified (fixed at 0 dB).

If the attenuation level is set too high, the noise level may increase. Set the level as close as possible to 0 dB if using a lavalier microphone attached to your torso. Setting the low-cut filter (LCF) You can set the low-cut filter to reduce noise caused by wind. You can set the cutoff frequency to OFF/LOW/MID/

HIGH. OFF: No filtering LOW: 100 Hz cutoff frequency MID: 150 Hz cutoff frequency HIGH: 200 Hz cutoff frequency Switching the audio input level (IN LEVEL)

(UTX-B03/P03 only) Sets the input level according to the audio input device. You can switch between MIC and LINE. The factory default setting is MIC. Note Do not switch this function to MIC when the audio input source is an audio mixer or other line level device. If an excessive audio level is input, it may cause noise distortion or damage the playback/recording equipment. Setting the microphone drive power supply (+48V) (UTX-P03 only) You can supply power from the transmitter when using a microphone that requires an external power supply. When set to ON, power is supplied to the connected microphone and the +48 V indicator lights. The factory default setting is OFF. Displaying the accumulated running time

(TIME) Displays the accumulated running time of the transmitter as a guide to total usage time. The factory default setting is 00:00. Up to 99:99 can be displayed. Transmitter Settings 27 To reset the time display 1 Press and hold the SET button until the time display starts flashing. 2 Press the button to display 00:00 CLR and press the SET button. Pressing the + button when 00:00 CLR is displayed causes the time display to start flashing. You can press the SET button in this state to cancel the reset of the accumulated running time. Setting the menu display mode (MENU MODE) Sets the menu display mode. SIMPLE: Displays only the required settings. ADVANCED: Displays all settings. Setting the compander mode

(COMPANDER) Sets the operating mode of the compander. UWP-D: High speech quality mode supported in combination with UWP-D series devices. UWP: Mode supported in combination with Sony UWP-

series tuners. WL800: Mode supported in combination with Sony 800-

series tuners. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

No audio is output if the tone signal frequency is different due to the use of a combination of devices with different compander mode settings. Locking the POWER/MUTING button

(PWR LOCK) You can lock the POWER/MUTING button to prevent the power being turned off inadvertently during transmission. UNLOCK: Press and hold the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power on/off. LOCK: The power does not turn off, even after pressing the POWER/MUTING button. To release the lock state To release the lock state, either set the PWR LOCK menu to UNLOCK or use the following procedure. 1 When the button is in the LOCK state, press and hold the POWER/MUTING button. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The POWER/MUTING button lock state does not change after switching to simple mode after setting the button to LOCK in extended mode.

If the batteries are removed and reinserted while the POWER/MUTING button is set to LOCK, the power will turn on automatically but the lock state of the POWER/MUTING button does not change. Muting the output (MUTING) Pressing the POWER/MUTING button while transmitting mutes the audio so that audio from the tuner is not output. Pressing the POWER/MUTING button again restores the audio output. ENABLE: Pressing the POWER/MUTING button mutes the output. DISABLE: The output is not muted even when the POWER/MUTING button is pressed. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

In muting, the audio signal is not output but an RF signal is still transmitted. Switching the phase of the microphone

(PHASE) (UTX-B03 only) You can switch the phase of a connected microphone

(excluding the supplied lavalier microphone) to output audio in reverse phase. NORMAL: Phase is not reversed. Set to NORMAL when the supplied lavalier microphone is connected. INVERT: Reverses the phase within the transmitter. Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Setting the battery type (BATTERY) You can set the type of battery being used in order to provide a more accurate battery level indication. TYPE1: Recommended setting when using alkaline LR6

(size AA) batteries. Indicates the battery level based on the characteristics of new Sony alkaline LR6 (size AA) batteries. TYPE2: Recommended setting when using rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries. TYPE3: Recommended setting when using lithium batteries. A prompt appears asking you whether to release the lock state. Notes 2 Use the + or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The power turns off.

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The characteristics of batteries change according to battery type and environmental conditions. It is recommended that you understand the characteristics of batteries before using them. 28 Transmitter Settings Setting the display contrast (CONTRAST) You can adjust the contrast of text and icons on the display in the range 1 to 10. The configurable values are given below.

(Light) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (Dark) Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Restoring factory default settings

(RESET) Restores all parameters to their factory default settings. Press and hold the SET button. A prompt appears asking you whether to restore factory default settings. Press the

+ or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The transmitter parameters are restored to their factory default settings. Notes

This function can be used in transmission stopped mode only.

After a reset, the audio input level is also restored to its factory default setting. Note that this may cause the volume on devices connected to the tuner and in headphones to suddenly change. Displaying the software version

(VERSION) Displays the software version of the transmitter. Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Transmitter Settings 29 System Configuration Examples The following are configuration examples for use with UWP-D series devices. Sample configuration for ENG (Electronic News Gathering) or EFP (Electronic Field Production) with a camcorder Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03)

(with shoe mount adapter attached) or Hand-held microphone

(UTX-M03) Body-pack transmitter

(UTX-B03) 1 XLR-BMP conversion output cable (supplied) XDCAM EX/HDV camcorder

(HXR-NX3, etc.) 30 System Configuration Examples Error Messages When a problem occurs, one of the following error messages may appear on the display. Message EEP ERROR An error has occurred in the backup memory data. Meaning PLL ERROR An error occurred in the PLL synthesizer circuit. NO TONE Audio signal output has been muted, because a tone signal different from the compander mode configured on the tuner was received. Solution Contact your point of purchase or Sony service representative. Restart the unit. If the message persists, contact your point of purchase or Sony service representative. Configure the appropriate compander mode based on the transmitters you are using Setting the compander mode (COMPANDER) (page 24). When operating in conjunction with UWP-D series transmitters (UTX-B03, UTX-M03, etc.), set the tuner and the transmitters to the same compander mode. Error Messages 31 Troubleshooting If you have any problem, use the following checklist before asking for repairs. If the problem persists, contact your point of purchase or Sony service representative. Cause The 3 and # polarity orientation of the batteries is incorrect. The batteries are getting low. The battery terminals are dirty. Batteries are not inserted despite PWR SOURCE being set to BATT ONLY.3) The POWER/MUTING button is locked. The batteries are getting low. Manganese batteries are being used. The device is being used under cold conditions. The unit is not in transmission stopped mode. The channel setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. The transmitter is not transmitting signals, or the transmission output is weak. The transmitter is set to line level input.2) The compander mode setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. The transmitter is muted.2) Solution Insert the batteries with the correct polarity orientation. Replace the batteries with new ones. Clean the 3 and # terminals with a cotton swab. Insert batteries, or change the PWR SOURCE setting. Release the locked status in the PWR LOCK menu. Replace the batteries with new ones. Use alkaline batteries. The battery life of a manganese battery is less than half that of an alkaline battery. The batteries drain quickly under cold conditions. Turn off the unit, and then turn it on again while holding down the SET button to switch to transmission stopped mode. Use the same channel setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Confirm that the transmitter is turned on. Alternatively, reduce the distance between the transmitter and tuner. Switch to microphone input. Use the same compander mode setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Press the POWER/MUTING button on the transmitter to release the muted state. The attenuation level on the transmitter is too high. The input level of the transmitter is low. Set the attenuation of the transmitter to an appropriate level. Adjust the volume to an appropriate level. Switch to microphone input. The volume on the amplifier or mixer is low. The transmitter is set to line level input.2) The compander mode setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. The attenuation level on the transmitter is too low or is set to 0. The channel setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. Headphones with a monaural mini jack are being used.3) Use the same compander mode setting on both the transmitter and tuner. The input level is extremely high. Set the attenuation on the transmitter so that the audio is not distorted. Use the same channel setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Use headphones with a stereo mini jack. Symptom The unit does not turn on. The unit does not turn off. The batteries become drained quickly. The channel cannot be changed.1) There is no sound. The sound is weak. The sound is distorted. 32 Troubleshooting Symptom There is sound interruption or noise. Cause The channel setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. Two or more transmitters are set to the same channel. The transmitters are not set to the channels within the same channel group. Adjacent channels are being used. Jamming radio waves are being received. The RF indicator on the tuner lights up even when the transmitter is off. The transmitter channel cannot be set with infrared transmission. The infrared receptor on the transmitter is too far from the infrared transmission port on the tuner. Interference from infrared communications between other devices or from direct sunlight is present. Solution Use the same channel setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Two or more transmitters cannot be used on the same channel. Refer to the frequency list stored on the supplied CD-ROM, and reconfigure the channel on each transmitter. The channel plan is set so that no signal interference occurs when two or more transmitters are used simultaneously. Set each transmitter to a different channel within the same channel group. Use the channels separated by at least two channels (250 kHz). Set the channel on the tuner to a channel for which the RF indicator does not light, or use the Clear Channel Scan function to switch to a channel without interference. Then, set the transmitter to the same channel as the tuner. If using two or more transmitters, change to a channel group that is not affected. Reduce the distance between the infrared receptor on the transmitter and the infrared transmission port on the tuner to within about 20 cm (8 in.). The transmitting distance is reduced when interference from strong sunlight, for example, is present. Place the transmitter and tuner as close to each other as possible. 1) Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) / hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) / plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) only 2) Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) / plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) only 3) Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) only Troubleshooting 33 Important Notes on Use Specifications Usage and storage

Operating the UWP-D series devices near electrical equipment (motors, transformers, or dimmers) may cause interference due to electromagnetic induction. Keep the devices as far from such equipment as possible.

The presence of lighting equipment may produce electrical interference over a wide frequency range. In this case, interference may fluctuate with the position of the tuner antenna and position of the transmitter. Position the devices so that interference is minimized.

To avoid degradation of the signal to noise ratio, do not use UWP-D devices in noisy places or in locations subject to vibration, such as the following:

Near electrical equipment, such as motors, transformers, or dimmers Near air conditioning equipment or places subject to direct air flow from an air conditioner Near PA (public address) loudspeakers Near equipment that might knock against the tuner Keep devices as far from such equipment as possible or use buffering material. Cleaning Clean the surface and the connectors of devices with a dry, soft cloth. Never use thinners, benzene, alcohol, or any other chemicals, since these may mar the finish. To prevent electromagnetic interference Some channels may be unable to be used due to noise generated due to the effects of external noise and/or radio interference. In this case, it is recommended to stop transmitting (turn the power off) or change to another frequency (change channel). To prevent electromagnetic interference from portable communication devices The use of portable telephones and other communication devices near the devices may result in malfunction and interference with audio signals. It is recommended that portable communication equipment near the devices be turned off. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Notes

Always verify that the unit is operating properly before use. SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE PROFITS DUE TO FAILURE OF THIS UNIT, EITHER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD OR AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON WHATSOEVER.

SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CLAIMS OF ANY KIND MADE BY USERS OF THIS UNIT OR MADE BY THIRD PARTIES.

SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE TERMINATION OR DISCONTINUATION OF ANY SERVICES RELATED TO THIS UNIT THAT MAY RESULT DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES OF ANY KIND. Transmitter (UTX-B03/M03/P03) Items common to all transmitters Oscillator type Crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer Carrier frequencies Models available in USA:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (UC14 model), 536 MHz to 608 MHz (UC25 model), 941.625 MHz to 951.875 MHz and 953.000 MHz to 956.125 MHz and 956.625 MHz to 959.625 MHz (U90 model) Models available in Europe:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (CE21 model), 566 MHz to 630 MHz (CE33 model), 638 MHz to 694 MHz (CE42 model) Model available in China:

710 MHz to 782 MHz (CN38 model) Model available in Korea:

925 MHz to 937.5 MHz (KR Model) Model available in Thailand and Taiwan:

794 MHz to 806 MHz (E model) Preemphasis Reference deviation 50 s 5 kHz (60 dBV, 1 kHz input) 0.9% or less (60 dBV, 1 kHz input) Distortion Signal-to-noise-ratio Voice delay 60 dB or more 0.35 ms 34 Important Notes on Use / Specifications Tone signal frequency In UWP-D compander mode:

32.382 kHz In UWP compander mode: 32 kHz In WL800 compander mode:

32.768 kHz Supply voltage 3.0 V DC (two LR6/AA size alkaline batteries) 5.0 V DC (supplied from USB connector) Operating temperature 0 C to 50 C (32 F to 122 F) 0 C to 35 C (32 F to 95 F) when charging Storage temperature 20 C to +55 C (4 F to +131 F) Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) Antenna Audio input connector 1/4 wavelength wire antenna 3.5 mm diameter mini jack Reference audio input level 60 dBV (MIC input, 0 dB attenuation) RF output level 30 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Frequency response 40 Hz to 18 kHz 0 dB to 27 dB (3 dB steps) AUDIO, POWER/MUTING Attenuation Indicators Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77 F)) Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Dimensions 63 82 20 mm (2 1/2 3 1/4 13/16 in.)

(Width / height / depth)

(excluding antenna) Approx. 103 g (3.6 oz)

(excluding batteries) Mass Lavalier microphone (ECM-V1BMP) Type Frequency response Electret condenser microphone 40 Hz to 20,000 Hz Omni-directional 43.0 3 dB (0 dB =1 V/Pa, at 1 kHz) Directivity Sensitivity Operating temperature 0 C to 50 C (32 F to 122 F) Storage temperature Cable Dimensions 20 C to +55 C (4 F to +131 F) 2.3 mm dia., 2-conductor shielded cable, 6.8 19.5 mm (9/32 25/32 in.)

(without cable and connector) 1.2 m (3.9 feet) long Mass Approx. 16.2 g (0.57 oz) Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) Microphone unit Dynamic Directional characteristic Unidirectional 1/4 wavelength wire antenna Antenna Reference audio input level 55 dBV (MIC input, 0 dB attenuation) RF output level 30 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Frequency response 70 Hz to 18 kHz 0 dB to 21 dB (3 dB steps) POWER/MUTING Attenuation Indicator Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77 F)) Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Specifications 35 Dimensions Dimensions Mass 48 260 mm (1 15/16 10 1/4 in.)

(Diameter / length) Approx. 260 g (9.2 oz)

(excluding batteries) Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) Reference audio input level RF output level 60 dBV (at 0 dB attenuation level) 40 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in USA) 30 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Frequency response 50 Hz to 18 kHz 0 dB to 48 dB (3 dB steps) Attenuation Audio input connector XLR-3-11C type (female) AF/PEAK, POWER/MUTING, +48V Indicator Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77 F)) During +48V OFF:

Approx. 7 hours with output power of 40 mW (for model available in USA) Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in Europe, and China) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) During +48V ON and ECM-673 connection:

Approx. 6 hours with output power of 40 mW (for model available in USA) Approx. 6 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in Europe, and China) Approx. 7 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) 36 Specifications 41.5 102 41.5 mm

(1 11/16 4 1/8 1 11/16 in.)

(width / height / depth)

(including the audio input connector) Approx. 145 g (5.1 oz)

(excluding batteries) Mass Tuner Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) 1/4 wavelength wire antenna Antenna

(angle-adjustable) Audio output level 60 dBV Audio output connector 3.5 mm diameter mini jack Headphone output level 5 mW (16 ) Reception method True diversity method Local oscillator Crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer Receive frequencies Models available in USA:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (UC14 model), 536 MHz to 608 MHz (UC25 model), 941.625 MHz to 951.875 MHz and 953.000 MHz to 956.125 MHz and 956.625 MHz to 959.625 MHz (U90 model) Models available in Europe:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (CE21 model), 566 MHz to 630 MHz (CE33 model), 638 MHz to 694 MHz (CE42 model) Model available in China:

710 MHz to 782 MHz (CN38 model) Model available in Korea:

925 MHz to 937.5 MHz (KR Model) Model available in Thailand and Taiwan:

794 MHz to 806 MHz (E model) Signal-to-noise-ratio 60 dB or more 0.35 ms 50 s Voice delay Deemphasis Reference frequency deviation 5 kHz Frequency response Distortion Tone signal 40 Hz to 18 kHz 0.9% or less (5 kHz modulation) In UWP-D compander mode:

32.382 kHz In UWP compander mode: 32 kHz In WL800 compander mode:

32.768 kHz Indicators Operating temperature POWER, RF 0 C to 50 C (32 F to 122 F) 0 C to 35 C (32 F to 95 F) when charging Storage temperature 20 C to +55 C (4 F to +131 F) Supply voltage 3.0 V DC (two LR6/AA size alkaline batteries) 5.0 V DC (supplied from USB connector) Battery life Approx. 6 hours (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77 F)) Dimensions 63 82 23.8 mm

(2 1/2 3 1/4 15/16 in.)

(Width / height / depth)

(excluding antenna) Approx. 136 g (4.8 oz)

(excluding batteries) Mass Specifications 37 Sony Corporation

4-530-735-11 (1) Wireless Microphone Package Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. UWP-D11/D12/D16 2014 Sony Corporation Important Notes on Use............................33 Usage and storage ....................................... 33 Cleaning...................................................... 33 Specifications............................................33 Transmitter (UTX-B03/M03/P03).............. 33 Tuner........................................................... 35 Table of Contents Configuration of the Packages ..................3 UWP-D11 ..................................................... 3 UWP-D12 ..................................................... 4 UWP-D16 ..................................................... 5 Features .......................................................6 UWP-D11 ..................................................... 6 UWP-D12 ..................................................... 6 UWP-D16 ..................................................... 6 Name and Function of Parts.......................7 Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03)............... 7 Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03)............. 8 Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03).................. 10 Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) ........... 11 Power Supply.............................................13 Inserting the batteries.................................. 13 Supplying power from a USB connector.... 14 Charging nickel metal hydride batteries..... 15 Attaching Accessories..............................15 Attaching accessories to the body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03)...................... 15 Attaching accessories to the hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) ................... 16 Attaching accessories to the plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) ...................... 16 Attaching accessories to the portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) ................ 17 Operation ...................................................18 If noise is generated.................................... 18 Tuner Settings ...........................................19 Menu structure and operation ..................... 19 Setting the receive channel ......................... 20 Searching for available channels within a group (Clear Channel Scan) .............. 20 Searching for active channels within a group

(Active Channel Scan) ...................... 21 Adjusting the monitor audio level .............. 21 Configuration menu.................................... 22 Transmitter Settings .................................24 Menu structure and operation ..................... 24 Setting the transmit channel........................ 25 Configuration menu.................................... 26 System Configuration Examples .............29 Error Messages .........................................30 Troubleshooting ........................................31 2 Table of Contents Configuration of the Packages This manual is for the UWP-D11/D12/D16 Wireless Microphone Packages. The contents of each package are described below. Note Some of the packages may not be available in certain countries or areas. For details, consult your Sony dealer. UWP-D11 The package consists of a body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03), a portable diversity tuner (URX-P03), and their accessories. When used in conjunction with a compact camcorder, a mobile system for ENG (Electronic News Gathering) or EFP

(Electronic Field Production) applications can be constructed. Body-pack transmitter

(UTX-B03) (1) Portable diversity tuner

(URX-P03) (1) Supplied accessories Omni-directional lavalier microphone (1) Wind screen (1) Holder clip (1) Shoe mount adapter (1) Belt clip (2) XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 (1) Stereo mini plug-BMP conversion cable (1) Battery case (1) (CN models only) Before Use (1) Quick Start Guide (1) CD-ROM (1) Warranty card (1)

(UC and KR models only) Configuration of the Packages 3 UWP-D12 The package consists of a hand-held microphone (UTX-M03), a portable diversity tuner (URX-P03), and their accessories. When used in conjunction with a compact camcorder, a mobile system for ENG (Electronic News Gathering) or EFP

(Electronic Field Production) applications can be constructed. Hand-held microphone

(UTX-M03) (1) Portable diversity tuner

(URX-P03) (1) Supplied accessories Microphone holder (1) Belt clip (1) Shoe mount adapter (1) XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 (1) Stereo mini plug-BMP conversion cable (1) Battery case (1) (CN models only) Before Use (1) Quick Start Guide (1) CD-ROM (1) Warranty card (1)

(UC and KR models only) 4 Configuration of the Packages UWP-D16 The UWP-D16 consists of a plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03), a body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03), a portable diversity tuner (URX-P03), and their accessories. When used in conjunction with a compact camcorder, a mobile system for ENG

(Electronic News Gathering) or EFP (Electronic Field Production) applications can be constructed. Note The CN model of this package is not available. Plug-on transmitter

(UTX-P03) (1) Body-pack transmitter

(UTX-B03) (1) Portable diversity tuner

(URX-P03) (1) Supplied accessories Omni-directional lavalier microphone (1) Wind screen (1) Holder clip (1) Soft case (1) Shoe mount adapter (1) Belt clip (2) Stereo mini plug-BMP conversion cable (1) XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 (1) Battery case (1) (CN models only) Before Use (1) Quick Start Guide (1) CD-ROM (1) Warranty card (1) (UC and KR models only) Configuration of the Packages 5 Features The UWP-D11/D12/D16 (UWP series) Wireless Microphone Packages comprise a transmitter (body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03), hand-held microphone

(UTX-M03), or plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03)) and a receiver (portable diversity tuner (URX-P03)). They can be used for ENG (Electronic News Gathering) in combination with a miniature camcorder. They are equipped with a DSP for transmission of high-

quality sound using digital compander processing. They can be used in combination with current Sony wireless microphone systems (UWP series, WRT series, WRR series, WRU series) by switching the compander mode. The frequency and compander mode set on the tuner can be sent to the transmitter using an infrared communications link. Used in combination with the Clear Channel Scan function of the tuner, this greatly reduces the time required to set channels. The contents of each package are described below. UWP-D11 Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) This transmitter is a lightweight, compact transmitter that employs a crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer. It is equipped with a muting function and a BMP-type microphone input connector. The RF power output can be switched between high and low. It is also equipped with a MIC/LINE input switching function to support a variety of input levels. Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This tuner employs a space diversity method featuring little signal dropout and an angle-adjustable antenna. It comes with an adapter for mounting on a compact camcorder (HXR-NX3, etc.). It also features a Clear Channel Scan function to search for available channels automatically. UWP-D12 Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) This microphone features a robust, metallic body. It has a muting function and attenuator adjustment function to support a wide audio input level range. It can be used in diverse applications simply by changing the microphone capsule. It has a built-in antenna.

* Microphone unit mounting dimensions: 31.3 mm diameter, 1.0 mm pitch Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This tuner employs a space diversity method featuring little signal dropout and an angle-adjustable antenna. It comes with an adapter for mounting on a compact camcorder (HXR-NX3, etc.). It also features a Clear Channel Scan function to search for available channels automatically. UWP-D16 Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) This transmitter is a lightweight, compact plug-on type transmitter that employs a crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer. It has a muting function and an XLR-type microphone input connector that can supply +48 V power for connecting a wide range of microphones. It is also equipped with a MIC/LINE switching function to support a variety of input levels. Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) This transmitter is a lightweight, compact transmitter that employs a crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer. It is equipped with a muting function and a BMP-type microphone input connector. The RF power output can be switched between high and low. It is also equipped with a MIC/LINE input switching function to support a variety of input levels. Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This tuner employs a space diversity method featuring little signal dropout and an angle-adjustable antenna. It comes with an adapter for mounting on a compact camcorder (HXR-NX3, etc.). It also features a Clear Channel Scan function to search for available channels automatically. 6 Features Name and Function of Parts Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) a Antenna b POWER indicator Displays the battery level and charging status. Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) Power is off or battery is empty Off c AUDIO (audio input level) indicator Turns on or off according to the audio input level as follows. On (red): Audio input level is too high. If the sound is distorted, adjust the attenuation level to decrease the audio input level (page 26). On (green): Audio input level is appropriate. Off: There is no audio input or the input level is too low. Flashing (orange): Audio is muted (i.e., disabled). d Audio input connector (BMP type) Connect to the supplied lavalier microphone. Notes When the audio input level is set to MIC, a voltage for the lavalier microphone power supply is applied to the audio input connector. Special electrical wiring is used inside the audio input connector for this purpose.

If a lavalier microphone other than the one supplied is connected, the proper performance may not be obtained. e POWER/MUTING button Turns the power on/off. You also use this button to turn the muting function on/off. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Muting ON Muting OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off Press button f USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while the power is turned on, the unit automatically operates with power supplied by the USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the batteries are charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. g Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 13). h + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. Name and Function of Parts 7 i Display section k Infrared detector Receives the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner. Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) A RF transmission indicator Displays the current transmission status.

: Transmitting

: Transmission stopped B RF transmission power indicator Indicates the current transmission power setting. You can change the setting with the RF transmission power setting function. For details on the RF transmission power setting function, see Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) (page 26). C Audio input level meter Displays the the audio input level. D Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. E Input level indicator Displays the input level status.

: Microphone input

: Line input F Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. Displays EXT when power is supplied from the USB connector. For details, see Battery level indicator (page 14). G Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 22). j SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without transmitting a signal

(transmission stopped mode). 8 Name and Function of Parts Inside the grip a Microphone unit The standard-equipped microphone unit can be interchanged with another microphone unit having a diameter of 31.3 mm and a pitch of 1.0 mm. For details on attaching and removing the microphone unit, see Replacing the microphone unit (page 16). b POWER indicator Displays the battery level, charging status, and audio muting (i.e., audio enabled or disabled) status. Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) Power is off or battery is empty Off Flashing (orange) Audio is muted (i.e., disabled) c POWER/MUTING button Turns the power on/off. You also use this button to turn the muting function on/off. E Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Muting ON Muting OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off Press button For details, see Battery level indicator (page 14). F Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 22). d Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). g Infrared detector Receives the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner. h SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without transmitting a signal

(transmission stopped mode). i USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the batteries are charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. Also, power cannot be supplied from a USB portable power supply. j + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 13). e Antenna section f Display section A RF transmission indicator Displays the current transmission status.

: Transmitting

: Transmission stopped B RF transmission power indicator Indicates the current transmission power setting. You can change the setting with the RF transmission power setting function. For details on the RF transmission power setting function, see Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) (page 26). C Audio input level meter Displays the the audio input level. D Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. Name and Function of Parts 9 Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) Front Bottom a Audio input connector (XLR type) Connect to a microphone or the line output of an audio mixer or other device. b +48V (+48 V supply) indicator Lights up when the unit is set to LINE input and is supplying power to the connected microphone. c POWER indicator Displays the battery level and charging status. Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) Power is off or battery is empty Off d AUDIO (audio input level) indicator Turns on or off according to the audio input level as follows. On (red): Audio input level is too high. If the sound is distorted, adjust the attenuation level to decrease the audio input level (page 26). On (green): Audio input level is appropriate. Off: There is no audio input or input level is too low. 10 Name and Function of Parts Flashing (orange): Audio is muted (i.e., disabled). e POWER/MUTING button Turns the power on/off. You also use this button to turn the muting function on/off. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Muting ON Muting OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off Press button f Display section A RF transmission indicator Displays the current transmission status.

: Transmitting

: Transmission stopped B RF transmission power indicator Indicates the current transmission power setting. You can change the setting with the RF transmission power setting function. For details on the RF transmission power setting function, see Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) (page 26). C Audio input level meter Displays the the audio input level. D Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. E Input level indicator Displays the input level status.

: Microphone input

: Line input F Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. Displays EXT when power is supplied from the USB connector. For details, see Battery level indicator (page 14). G Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 22). g + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. h SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without sending a signal

(transmission stopped mode). i Infrared detector Receives the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner. j USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while the power is turned on, the unit automatically operates with power supplied by the USB portable power supply. When a USB portable power supply is connected while nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the batteries are charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. k Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 13). Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) Front Bottom a Antenna b PHONES (monitor) connector (3.5-mm diameter, stereo mini jack) Connect to headphones to monitor the audio output. Note Do not connect headphones with a monaural mini jack. This may short-circuit the headphone outputs, resulting in distorted sound output. c POWER indicator Displays the battery level and charging status. Indicator display Status On (green) Flashing (green) On (orange) Sufficient battery level Battery is getting low Charging (when nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries are inserted and power is turned off) Power is off or battery is empty Off Name and Function of Parts 11 i SET button Adjusts displayed function settings and enters the displayed value. Holding down the SET button while turning on the power turns the transmitter on without sending a signal

(transmission stopped mode). j POWER button Turns the power on/off. Function Supply ON Supply OFF Operation Press button for one second or longer Press button until the indicator turns off k OUTPUT (audio output) connector (3.5-mm diameter, stereo mini jack) Connect one end of the supplied XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 or the stereo mini plug-

BMP conversion cable here and the other end to the microphone input on a camcorder, mixer, or amplifier. If the microphone input connector on the connected device is a stereo mini jack, connect the straight (BMP) plug to the tuner and the L-shaped (stereo mini) plug to the microphone input connector on the device. Note To prevent damaging the tuner, do not apply a voltage to this connector from a microphone external power supply or other source. l USB connector (Micro B type) Connect to a commercially available USB portable power supply. When the power is turned on, the unit operates with power supplied by the USB portable power supply. When nickel metal hydride batteries are inserted and the power is turned off, the battery is charged by the USB portable power supply. Note Alkaline batteries and lithium batteries cannot be recharged. m Auxiliary connector Used to connect external accessories. d RF (radio frequency input) indicator Displays the RF input level using the following colors. On (green): Input level is 25 dB or more. On (red): Input level is 15 to 25 dB. Off: Input level is 15 dB or lower.

* 0 dB = 1 VEMF e Infrared transmitter port Sends the set frequency and compander mode to the transmitter. f + or button Selects functions or values shown on the display. g Battery compartment Accepts two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details on how to insert batteries, see Power Supply (page 13). h Display section A Audio input level meter Displays the the audio input level. B Peak indicator Lights up when the signal is 3 dB below the level at which distortion begins as a warning of excessive input level. C Battery level indicator Displays the battery level. Displays EXT when power is supplied from the USB connector. For details, see Battery level indicator (page 14). D RF level (reception level) indicator Indicates the current reception level. E Menu display section Displays various functions. Press the + or button to switch functions. For details, see Configuration menu (page 22). 12 Name and Function of Parts Inserting the batteries Notes

Always use sets of the same type of battery. Do not use batteries of different types or batteries with different charge level together.

Replacing the batteries during operation may generate a large noise. Be sure to turn off the unit before replacing the batteries. Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) / plug-

on transmitter (UTX-P03) / portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) The following describes the procedure using illustrations for the body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03). Batteries can be inserted in the plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) and portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) in the same manner. 1 Press and hold the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power off. 2 Slide the two catches inward (as indicated) and pull the battery compartment out. 3 Insert two new AA batteries into the battery compartment with 3 and # polarities in the correct orientation, and close the the compartment. Power Supply This section describes the power supply of each device and the charging of nickel metal hydride batteries. Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) and plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) The unit operates using power supplied from two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries) or from a supply connected to the USB connector. If power is supplied simultaneously from batteries and from a supply connected to the USB connector, power from the USB connector has precedence. For details about inserting batteries in each device and displaying the battery level, or supplying power from a supply connected to the USB connector, see the following sections. Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) The unit operates from two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries). For details about inserting batteries and displaying the battery level, see the following sections. Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) The unit operates from two AA batteries (alkaline, nickel metal hydride, or lithium batteries), power supplied from a supply connected to the USB connector, or power supplied from the auxiliary connector. The power supply that has precedence when both AA battery power and an external power supply via the USB connector or auxiliary connector are available can be specified using the POWER SEL (external power selection) function. Under the factory default setting, the power supplied from inserted AA batteries has precedence. For details about inserting batteries and displaying the battery level, or supplying power from supply connected to the USB connector, see the following sections. For details on the POWER SEL function setting, see Selecting the preferred power supply (POWER SEL)

(page 23). Note The use of manganese batteries will result in poor performance. Do not use manganese batteries. Make sure that the battery compartment is locked securely. Power Supply 13 Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) 1 Press and hold the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power off. 2 Turn the grip in the direction of the arrow, and pull the grip down until the battery compartment is visible. 3 Insert two new AA batteries into the battery compartment with 3 and # polarities in the correct orientation. 4 Close the grip, turning it in the reverse direction of step 2. Battery level indicator Press and hold the POWER button for 1 second or longer to display the battery level on the display. Immediately replace both batteries with new batteries if the indicator starts flashing (indication 5 below). If using new alkaline batteries, use after checking the recommended time limits. Battery level indicator Battery status 1 Lights Good 2 Lights Less than 70% charge remaining 3 Lights Less than 40% charge remaining 4 Lights Less than 20% charge remaining 5 Flashes Almost empty Notes

When BATTERY is set to TYPE1, the battery level is indicated based on the use of new LR6 (size AA) Sony alkaline batteries. The battery level may not be displayed correctly when different kinds of batteries, different brand of batteries, or old batteries are used. If using batteries other than size AA alkaline batteries, select the battery type using the BATTERY function.

If you plan to use the transmitter continuously for a long period of time, it is recommended that you replace the batteries with brand new ones. For details on the BATTERY function setting, see Setting the battery type (BATTERY) (page 23). Battery precautions Batteries may leak or explode if mistreated. Be sure to follow these instructions.

Insert batteries in the correct 3 and # polarity orientation.

Always replace the two batteries together with new ones.

Do not use different types of batteries or old and new ones together.

Dry cells are not rechargeable.

When not using the device for a long period of time, remove the batteries. If the batteries leak for any reason, consult your Sony service representative. Supplying power from a USB connector The transmitter (UTX-B03/P03) and tuner (URX-P03) can operate from a commercially available portable power supply (with USB output function) connected to the USB connector. Use a portable power supply that satisfies the following conditions.

Output connector: USB micro B type

Rated voltage: 5 V

Output current: 200 mA or higher Displays EXT when power is supplied from the USB connector. Note The UTX-M03 hand-held microphone cannot be supplied using a USB connector. 14 Power Supply Charging nickel metal hydride batteries You can charge nickel metal hydride batteries inserted in the transmitter (UTX-B03/M03/P03) and tuner

(URX-P03). When charging nickel metal hydride batteries, turn the power off and connect a commercially available portable power supply (with USB output function) to the USB connector. The POWER indicator is lit orange while charging batteries. When charging is finished, the POWER indicator goes off. Attaching Accessories This section describes how to attach the supplied accessories to each device. Attaching accessories to the body-

pack transmitter (UTX-B03) Connecting the microphone Microphone (supplied) For a secure connection, turn to lock the connector. Note Be sure to attach or remove the microphone after turning off the transmitter. Attaching the holder clip to the microphone Push the end of the microphone holder to expand the ring opening

(1), and insert the microphone (2). Align the groove on the base of the microphone with the ring, then release the clip to secure the microphone. To secure the microphone cable Insert the microphone cable through the clamp of the holder clip. Attaching Accessories 15 Attaching the wind screen to the microphone Attaching accessories to the hand-

held microphone (UTX-M03) Attaching the microphone holder Align and insert the microphone into the hole in the wind screen. Attaching a belt clip Insert the base of the microphone into the holder. Replacing the microphone unit Removing the microphone unit Insert one end of the belt clip into one of two holes on either side of the transmitter, and then insert the other end into the hole on the other side. To remove a belt clip Insert a pointed object, such as a ball-point pen, between the belt clip and the transmitter, and pry the end of the belt clip from the hole on the side of the transmitter. Turn the microphone unit in the direction of the arrow. Attaching the microphone unit Turn the microphone unit in the opposite direction from when you removed it, and make sure that the unit is securely attached to the microphone. Attaching accessories to the plug-

on transmitter (UTX-P03) Attaching a microphone or cable Microphone or cable connector Push the microphone or cable connector (XLR-3-12C connector) into the audio input connector of the UTX-P03 until it clicks into place. 16 Attaching Accessories Disconnecting a microphone or cable Microphone or cable connector Release button Press the release button and pull the microphone or cable out slowly. Attaching accessories to the portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) Connecting the conversion cable to the OUTPUT connector Example: XLR-BMP conversion output cable for the URX-P03 For a secure connection, turn to lock the connector. Attaching a belt clip See Attaching a belt clip (page 16). Attaching the shoe mount adapter Attach the belt clip before attaching the shoe mount adapter (page 16). Note Attach belt clips upside-down if planning to attach the shoe mount adapter. Push the bottom of the belt clip to make some space between the belt clip and the tuner (1), align the belt clip with the two vertical grooves on the shoe mount adapter, and insert the adapter in the direction of the arrow (2). Push the shoe mount adapter in fully until the belt clip fits into the horizontal groove on the adapter holds. Note If attaching a camcorder, bend the URX-P03 antenna down so that the antenna is not reflected on the display. To remove the shoe mount adapter uPush and hold the part labeled PUSH on the shoe mount adapter 1, and disengage the horizontal part of the belt clip from the horizontal groove on the shoe mount adapter (2). Then, push the shoe mount adapter in the direction of the arrow (3). Attaching Accessories 17 Operation Procedure for UWP series devices (UTX-B03/

M03/P03 and URX-P03) 1 Connect the tuner as required. For details about example connections, see System Configuration Examples (page 29). 2 Press and hold the POWER button for at least one second on the tuner to turn the power on. 3 Use the + or button to display the AUTO SET screen on the tuner. 4 Press and hold the SET button on the tuner for at least one second. YES flashes on the display. 5 Press the SET button on the tuner. Clear Channel Scan starts searching for an available channel. When Clear Channel Scan finishes, the channel with the least noise and interference will be set. When the channel is set, infrared transmission starts automatically. Note Some noise may occur when power is turned on. Accordingly, turn down the audio input level of devices connected to the tuner when turning the power on. 6 Press and hold the SET button on the transmitter and press the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power on. 18 Operation 7 Place the infrared transmitter port on the tuner near the infrared detector on the transmitter. Information about the channel set on the tuner is sent to the transmitter, and a prompt appears on the transmitter display asking if you want to change to that frequency. 8 Use the + or button to select YES, then press the SET button on the transmitter. This sets the transmit channel. Notes

The infrared transmission from the tuner in step 5 continues for about ten seconds. Perform steps 6 and 7 within those ten seconds. If ten seconds have elapsed, you can reestablish the infrared link using the SYNC menu on the tuner.

Place the tuner and transmitter within about 20 cm

(8 in.) of each other.

If five seconds elapse without any user input after the prompt appears on the transmitter display, the transmitter returns to its previous state without changing the frequency.

Communications using the infrared link may be adversely affected, depending on the surrounding environment. If this occurs, use the SYNC menu on the tuner to reestablish the link. If noise is generated Depending on the environment where the devices are installed, external noise or radio waves may disrupt transmission on certain channels. When selecting a channel under these circumstances, turn off the transmitter. Then, on the tuner, select a channel for which the RF indicator does not light up (i.e., a channel free from noise or radio wave interference). Set the same channel on the transmitter. Notes To prevent interference or noise, take the following precautions.

Do not use two or more transmitters on the same channels.

When operating two or more UWP series packages simultaneously, set each package to a different channel within the same channel group.

Keep the antennas on the tuner and transmitter separated by at least 3 meters (about 10 feet).

When operating two or more UWP series packages simultaneously with different channel groups, make sure that they are at least 100 meters (330 feet) apart if they are used within clear sight of each other (actual distance may vary depending on the circumstances). Tuner Settings Menu structure and operation Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) There are two menu display modes that can be selected according to the application. Simple mode This mode displays only the required settings for the tuner and audio output. You can enable simple mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to SIMPLE. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

PHONES (monitor audio) setting

AUTO SET (auto channel setting) function

BAND (frequency band) select

CLR SCAN (clear channel scan) function

OUT LEVEL (audio output level) setting

SYNC (infrared transmitter) function

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting Extended mode This mode displays all configuration menus. You can enable extended mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to ADVANCED. Note The existing settings configured in extended mode are active even when using simple mode. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

PHONES (monitor audio) setting

AUTO SET (auto channel setting) function

BAND (frequency band) select

CLR SCAN (clear channel scan) function

OUT LEVEL (audio output level) setting

SYNC (infrared transmitter) function

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting

COMPANDER (compander mode) setting

POWER SEL (external power selection) setting

ACT SCAN (active channel scan) function

PWR LOCK (POWER button lock) function

BATTERY (battery type) setting

CONTRAST (display text contrast) setting

RESET (factory default setting) function

VERSION (software version) display Tuner Settings 19 Basic menu operation The basic menu operation is the same in simple mode and extended mode. Function name 3 Use the + or button to select the desired group name, then press the SET button. The channel group is set, and the channel number display starts flashing. Setting 1 Press the + or button to display the function to be set. 4 Use the + or button to select the desired channel number, then press the SET button. The displays stops flashing and the desired channel is set. 2 Press and hold the SET button until the setting starts flashing. Notes 3 Press the + or button to change the setting. 4 Press the SET button to enter the setting. Notes

If no operation is performed for ten seconds on a function menu other than GP/CH, the display will automatically return to the GP/CH screen.

If no operation is performed for seven seconds, the backlight will turn off. Pressing any button will turn the backlight on again. Setting the receive channel Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) For details about the channel groups and channels that can be selected, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. 1 Use the + or button to display the GP/CH menu. 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. The channel group display starts flashing.

If there is no user input within ten seconds after the channel group display or channel number display starts flashing, the display returns to the existing setting. The same applies when setting other parameters.

The frequency indicator changes in response to the channel number.

The tuner continues to receive, even when setting the receive channel.

Do not remove the batteries while setting the receive channel. If they are removed, re-insert them and repeat the procedure from the beginning.

Make sure that the same channel is set on the transmitter and tuner within the same system. Searching for available channels within a group (Clear Channel Scan) Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) You can search for available channels within the specified channel group. Before performing this procedure, select the channel group. For details, see Setting the receive channel (page 20). 1 Use the + or button to display the CLR SCAN menu. 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. Press and hold until the channel group and +

display starts flashing. 20 Tuner Settings 3 Press the + button. The tuner starts to scan through the selected channel group. When available channels are found, the first channel number among the available channels starts flashing on the display. To display the next available channel number Press the + button. To cancel searching Press the button. The display returns to the CLR SCAN menu. 4 Press the SET button when the desired channel number starts flashing. The search for available channels finishes and the displayed channel is set. The channel setting is transmitted from the infrared transmission port for about ten seconds after setting the channel. During this interval, place the infrared detector on the transmitter (with the power turned on) near the tuner to transfer the channel setting from the tuner to the transmitter. To scan channels automatically when power is turned on With the tuner power off, press and hold the SET button and press the POWER button for at least one second to turn the power on and to automatically start a clear channel scan. Searching for active channels within a group (Active Channel Scan) Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) You can search for channels in use within the specified channel group. This is useful when using more than one tuner in combination with a single transmitter. Before performing this procedure, select the channel group. For details, see Setting the receive channel (page 20). 1 Use the + or button to display the ACT SCAN menu. 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. Press and hold until the channel group and +

display starts flashing. 3 Press the + button. The tuner starts to scan for active channels in the selected channel group. When active channels are found, the first channel number among the active channels starts flashing on the display. To display the next active channel number Press the + button. To cancel searching Press the button. The display returns to the ACT SCAN menu. 4 Press the SET button when the desired channel number starts flashing. The search for active channels finishes and the displayed channel is set. Adjusting the monitor audio level Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) You can set the monitor audio level within the range 1 to 16. 1 Use the + or button to display the PHONES menu. The current monitor audio level is displayed. 2 Press and hold the SET button for at least one second. Press and hold until the monitor audio level flashes. 3 Use the + or - button to set the desired monitor audio level, then press the SET button. The setting value is stored. The setting is retained even after the power is turned off. Tuner Settings 21 Configuration menu Note Procedure for portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) This section describes each function and configurable items. Underlined entries are factory default values. Selecting group/channel (GP/CH) The factory default setting varies depending on the model. For details, see Setting the receive channel (page 20). Adjusting the monitor audio level

(PHONES) Adjusts the monitor audio level for the headphones. For details, see Adjusting the monitor audio level

(page 21). Setting an available channel automatically

(AUTO SET) Automatically searches for and sets an available channel, and starts infrared transmission to the transmitter. For details, see Operation (page 18). Selecting the frequency band (BAND) Selects the receive frequency band. Note Frequency bands may not be selectable, depending on the model. Frequency bands will not be displayed on such models. For details about the groups and channels in each frequency band, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. Searching for and selecting available channels (CLR SCAN) Searches for available channels. For details, see Searching for available channels within a group (Clear Channel Scan) (page 20). Setting the audio output level (OUT LEVEL) Sets the audio output level. You can set the level in 3 dB increments in the range 12 dB to +12 dB. The factory default setting is 0 dB. The monitor output level does not change when you change the output level in the OUT LEVEL menu. The monitor output level is adjusted separately. For details about adjusting the monitor audio level, see Adjusting the monitor audio level (page 21). Using infrared transmission (SYNC) Transfers the frequency and compander mode set on the tuner to a transmitter using an infrared transmitter. 1 Use the + or button to display the SYNC menu. 2 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. A confirmation screen appears. 3 Use the + or button to display YES. 4 Turn the transmitter power on, and place the infrared transmitter port on the tuner near the infrared detector on the transmitter. A prompt appears on the transmitter display asking you whether to change the frequency. 5 Use the + or button on the transmitter to select YES. 6 Press the SET button on the transmitter. The frequency and compander mode for use on the transmitter are set. Notes

When using the infrared link, place the tuner and transmitter within about 20 cm (8 in.) of each other.

After the infrared transmission starts, place the tuner near the transmitter within ten seconds. After ten seconds have elapsed, the infrared transmission finishes and the display returns to the previous menu.

After the prompt appears on the transmitter, you can select NO or do nothing for about five seconds to return to the previous menu screen automatically, and the information received over the infrared link is discarded. Displaying the accumulated running time

(TIME) Displays the accumulated running time of the tuner as a guide to total usage time. The factory default setting is 00:00. Up to 99:99 can be displayed. To reset the time display 1 Press and hold the SET button until the time display starts flashing. 22 Tuner Settings 2 Press the button to display 00:00 CLR and press the SET button. Note Pressing the + button when 00:00 CLR is displayed causes the time display to start flashing. You can press the SET button in this state to cancel the reset of the accumulated running time. Setting the menu display mode (MENU MODE) Sets the menu display mode. SIMPLE: Displays only the required settings. ADVANCED: Displays all settings. Setting the compander mode

(COMPANDER) Sets the operating mode of the compander. UWP-D: High speech quality mode supported in combination with UWP-D series devices. UWP: Mode supported in combination with Sony UWP-

series transmitters. WL800: Mode supported in combination with Sony 800-

series transmitters. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The correct speech quality may not be achieved or audio may not be output at all if using a combination of devices with different compander mode settings. Selecting the preferred power supply

(POWER SEL) Specifies whether the power supply from the batteries inserted in the unit or from an external USB portable power supply or accessory connected to the USB connector or auxiliary connector has precedence. BATTERY: Batteries inserted in the unit have precedence. EXTERNAL: Power supplies from externally connected sources have precedence. Notes

When power from the preferred source is cut off, the power supply automatically switches to the other source.

When only one power supply is available, that power supply will be used regardless of the POWER SEL setting. Setting the frequency to an active channel

(ACT SCAN) Searches for channels already in use. This is useful when using more than one tuner in combination with a single transmitter. This function is displayed in extended mode only. For details, see Searching for active channels within a group (Active Channel Scan) (page 21). Locking the POWER button (PWR LOCK) You can lock the POWER button to prevent the power being turned off inadvertently during reception. UNLOCK: Press and hold the POWER button to turn the power on/off. LOCK: The power does not turn off, even after pressing the POWER button. To release the lock state To release the lock state, either set the PWR LOCK menu to UNLOCK or use the following procedure. 1 When the button is in the LOCK state, press and hold the POWER button. A prompt appears asking you whether to release the lock state. 2 Use the + or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The lock state is released. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The POWER button lock state does not change after switching to simple mode after setting the button to LOCK in extended mode.

If the batteries are removed and reinserted while the POWER button is set to LOCK, the power will turn on automatically but the lock state of the POWER button does not change. Setting the battery type (BATTERY) You can set the type of battery being used in order to provide a more accurate battery level indication. TYPE1: Recommended setting when using alkaline LR6

(size AA) batteries. Indicates the battery level based on the characteristics of new Sony alkaline LR6 (size AA) batteries. TYPE2: Recommended setting when using rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries. TYPE3: Recommended setting when using lithium batteries. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The characteristics of batteries change according to battery type and environmental conditions. It is recommended that you understand the characteristics of batteries before using them. Tuner Settings 23 Setting the display contrast (CONTRAST) You can adjust the contrast of text and icons on the display in the range 1 to 10. The configurable values are given below.

(Light) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (Dark) Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Restoring factory default settings

(RESET) Restores all parameters to their factory default settings. Press and hold the SET button. A prompt appears asking you whether to restore factory default settings. Press the

+ or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The tuner parameters are restored to their factory default settings. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

After a reset, the audio output level and monitor output level are also restored to their factory default settings. Note that this may cause the volume on connected devices and in headphones to suddenly change. Displaying the software version

(VERSION) Displays the software version of the tuner. Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Transmitter Settings Menu structure and operation Procedure for all transmitters (UTX-B03/M03/

P03) There are three menu display modes that can be selected according to the application. Simple mode This mode displays only the required settings for transmitting audio. You can enable simple mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to SIMPLE. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

BAND (frequency band) select

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

(UTX-B03/M03 only)

ATT (attenuator) setting

LCF (low-cut filter) setting

IN LEVEL (audio input level) select (UTX-B03/P03 only)

+48V (+48 V supply) setting (UTX-P03 only)

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting Notes The following configuration menus cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

GP/CH (group/channel) select The following configuration menus do not appear and cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

BAND (frequency band) select

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

(UTX-B03/M03 only) Extended mode This mode displays all configuration menus. You can enable extended mode by setting MENU MODE

(menu display mode) to ADVANCED. Note The existing settings configured in extended mode are active even when using simple mode. Configuration menus

GP/CH (group/channel) select

BAND (frequency band) select

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

(UTX-B03/M03 only)

ATT (attenuator) setting

LCF (low-cut filter) setting 24 Transmitter Settings 1 Press the + or button to display the function to be set. 2 Press and hold the SET button until the setting starts flashing. 3 Press the + or button to change the setting. 4 Press the SET button to enter the setting. Notes

If no operation is performed for ten seconds on a function menu other than GP/CH, the display will automatically return to the GP/CH screen.

If no operation is performed for seven seconds, the backlight will turn off. Pressing any button will turn the backlight on again. Setting the transmit channel Procedure for all transmitters (UTX-B03/M03/

P03) For details about the channel groups and channels that can be selected, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. 1 Press and hold the SET button and press the POWER/

MUTING button to turn the power on. 2 Use the + or button to display the GP/CH menu. 3 Press and hold the SET button for one second or longer. Press and hold until the channel group display starts flashing. 4 Use the + or button to select the desired group name, then press the SET button. The channel group is set, and the channel number display starts flashing.

IN LEVEL (audio input level) select (UTX-B03/P03 only)

+48V (+48 V supply) setting (UTX-P03 only)

TIME (accumulated running time) display

MENU MODE (menu display mode) setting

COMPANDER (compander mode) setting

PWR LOCK (POWER button lock) function

MUTING (muting function) setting

PHASE (phase switching) setting (UTX-B03 only)

BATTERY (battery type) setting

CONTRAST (display text contrast) setting

RESET (factory default setting) function

VERSION (software version) display Note The following configuration menus cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

GP/CH (group/channel) select The following configuration menus do not appear and cannot be modified during transmission. Set these menus in transmission stopped mode.

BAND (frequency band) select

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

(UTX-B03/M03 only)

RESET (factory default setting) function Transmission stopped mode This mode allows settings to be modified when RF transmission has stopped. Use this mode to make settings without risk of interrupting other wireless traffic when setting channels and other settings. With the power off, press and hold the SET button and press the POWER/MUTING button for at least one second to turn the power on and to display the transmission stopped mode menu. The following configuration menus can only be modified in transmission stopped mode.

GP/CH (group/channel) select

BAND (frequency band) select

RF POWER (RF transmit output level) select

(UTX-B03/M03 only)

RESET (factory default setting) function Basic menu operation The basic menu operation is the same in simple mode, extended mode, and transmission stopped mode. Function name Setting Transmitter Settings 25 5 Use the + or button to select the desired channel number, then press the SET button. Note The displays stops flashing and the desired channel is set. This function can be modified in transmission stopped mode only. Notes

If there is no user input within ten seconds after the channel group display or channel number display starts flashing, the display returns to the existing setting. The same applies when setting other parameters.

The frequency indicator changes in response to the channel number.

Do not remove the batteries while making settings. If they are removed, re-insert them and repeat the procedure from the beginning.

Make sure that the same channel is set on the transmitter and tuner within the same system. Configuration menu Procedure for all transmitters (UTX-B03/M03/

P03) This section describes each function and configurable items. Underlined entries indicate factory default settings. Selecting group/channel (GP/CH) The factory default setting varies depending on the model. For details, see Setting the transmit channel (page 25). Note This function can be modified in transmission stopped mode only. Selecting the frequency band (BAND) Selects the transmit frequency band. Notes

This function can be modified in transmission stopped mode only.

Frequency bands may not be selectable, depending on the model. Frequency bands will not be displayed on such models. For details about the groups and channels in each frequency band, refer to the Frequency List on the CD-ROM. Setting the transmit output level (RF POWER) (UTX-B03/M03 only) Set the transmitted RF power to HIGH or LOW. The transmit power level varies depending on the model. Adjusting the audio input attenuation level (ATT) You can set the audio input attenuation level in 3 dB increments to reduce noise distortion. The factory default setting is 0 dB. Notes

On the UTX-B03/P03, --- is displayed if IN LEVEL is set to LINE, and the attenuation level cannot be modified (fixed at 0 dB).

If the attenuation level is set too high, the noise level may increase. Set the level as close as possible to 0 dB if using a lavalier microphone attached to your torso. Setting the low-cut filter (LCF) You can set the low-cut filter to reduce noise caused by wind. You can set the cutoff frequency to OFF/LOW/MID/

HIGH. OFF: No filtering LOW: 100 Hz cutoff frequency MID: 150 Hz cutoff frequency HIGH: 200 Hz cutoff frequency Switching the audio input level (IN LEVEL)

(UTX-B03/P03 only) Sets the input level according to the audio input device. You can switch between MIC and LINE. The factory default setting is MIC. Note Do not switch this function to MIC when the audio input source is an audio mixer or other line level device. If an excessive audio level is input, it may cause noise distortion or damage the playback/recording equipment. Setting the microphone drive power supply (+48V) (UTX-P03 only) You can supply power from the transmitter when using a microphone that requires an external power supply. When set to ON, power is supplied to the connected microphone and the +48 V indicator starts flashing. The factory default setting is OFF. Displaying the accumulated running time

(TIME) Displays the accumulated running time of the transmitter as a guide to total usage time. The factory default setting is 00:00. Up to 99:99 can be displayed. 26 Transmitter Settings To reset the time display 1 Press and hold the SET button until the time display starts flashing. 2 Press the button to display 00:00 CLR and press the SET button. Pressing the + button when 00:00 CLR is displayed causes the time display to start flashing. You can press the SET button in this state to cancel the reset of the accumulated running time. Setting the menu display mode (MENU MODE) Sets the menu display mode. SIMPLE: Displays only the required settings. ADVANCED: Displays all settings. Setting the compander mode

(COMPANDER) Sets the operating mode of the compander. UWP-D: High speech quality mode supported in combination with UWP-D series devices. UWP: Mode supported in combination with Sony UWP-

series transmitters. WL800: Mode supported in combination with Sony 800-

series transmitters. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The correct speech quality may not be achieved or audio may not be output at all if using a combination of devices with different compander mode settings. Locking the POWER/MUTING button

(PWR LOCK) You can lock the POWER/MUTING button to prevent the power being turned off inadvertently during transmission. UNLOCK: Press and hold the POWER/MUTING button to turn the power on/off. LOCK: The power does not turn off, even after pressing the POWER/MUTING button. To release the lock state To release the lock state, either set the PWR LOCK menu to UNLOCK or use the following procedure. 1 When the button is in the LOCK state, press and hold the POWER/MUTING button. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The POWER/MUTING button lock state does not change after switching to simple mode after setting the button to LOCK in extended mode.

If the batteries are removed and reinserted while the POWER/MUTING button is set to LOCK, the power will turn on automatically but the lock state of the POWER/MUTING button does not change. Muting the output (MUTING) Pressing the POWER/MUTING button while transmitting mutes the audio so that audio from the tuner is not output. Pressing the POWER/MUTING button again restores the audio output. ENABLE: Pressing the POWER/MUTING button mutes the output. DISABLE: The output is not muted even when the POWER/MUTING button is pressed. Notes

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

In muting, the audio signal is not output but an RF signal is still transmitted. Switching the phase of the microphone

(PHASE) (UTX-B03 only) You can switch the phase of a connected microphone

(excluding the supplied lavalier microphone) to output audio in reverse phase. NORMAL: Phase is not reversed. Set to NORMAL when the supplied lavalier microphone is connected. INVERT: Reverses the phase within the transmitter. Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Setting the battery type (BATTERY) You can set the type of battery being used in order to provide a more accurate battery level indication. TYPE1: Recommended setting when using alkaline LR6

(size AA) batteries. Indicates the battery level based on the characteristics of new Sony alkaline LR6 (size AA) batteries. TYPE2: Recommended setting when using rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries. TYPE3: Recommended setting when using lithium batteries. A prompt appears asking you whether to release the lock state. Notes 2 Use the + or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The lock state is released.

This function is displayed in extended mode only.

The characteristics of batteries change according to battery type and environmental conditions. It is recommended that you understand the characteristics of batteries before using them. Transmitter Settings 27 Setting the display contrast (CONTRAST) You can adjust the contrast of text and icons on the display in the range 1 to 10. The configurable values are given below.

(Light) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (Dark) Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. Restoring factory default settings

(RESET) Restores all parameters to their factory default settings. Press and hold the SET button. A prompt appears asking you whether to restore factory default settings. Press the

+ or button to select YES, then press the SET button. The transmitter parameters are restored to their factory default settings. Notes

This function can be used in transmission stopped mode only.

After a reset, the audio input level is also restored to its factory default setting. Note that this may cause the volume on devices connected to the tuner and in headphones to suddenly change. Displaying the software version

(VERSION) Displays the software version of the transmitter. Note This function is displayed in extended mode only. 28 Transmitter Settings System Configuration Examples The following are configuration examples for use with UWP-D series devices. Sample configuration for ENG (Electronic News Gathering) or EFP (Electronic Field Production) with a camcorder Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03)

(with shoe mount adapter attached) or Hand-held microphone

(UTX-M03) Body-pack transmitter

(UTX-B03) 1 XLR-BMP conversion output cable (supplied) XDCAM EX/HDV camcorder

(HXR-NX3, etc.) System Configuration Examples 29 Error Messages When a problem occurs, one of the following error messages may appear on the display. Message EEP ERROR An error has occurred in the backup memory data. Meaning PLL ERROR An error occurred in the PLL synthesizer circuit. Solution Contact your point of purchase or Sony service representative. Restart the unit. If the message persists, contact your point of purchase or Sony service representative. 30 Error Messages Troubleshooting If you have any problem, use the following checklist before asking for repairs. If the problem persists, contact your point of purchase or Sony service representative. Symptom The unit does not turn on. The unit does not turn off. The batteries become drained quickly. The channel cannot be changed.1) There is no sound. The sound is weak. The sound is distorted. Cause The 3 and # polarity orientation of the batteries is incorrect. The batteries are getting low. The battery terminals are dirty. The POWER/MUTING button is locked. The batteries are getting low. Manganese batteries are being used. The device is being used under cold conditions. The unit is not in transmission stopped mode. The channel setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. The transmitter is not transmitting signals, or the transmission output is weak. The transmitter is set to line level input.2) The compander mode setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. The transmitter is muted.2) Solution Insert the batteries with the correct polarity orientation. Replace the batteries with new ones. Clean the 3 and # terminals with a cotton swab. Release the locked status in the PWR LOCK menu. Replace the batteries with new ones. Use alkaline batteries. The battery life of a manganese battery is less than half that of an alkaline battery. The batteries drain quickly under cold conditions. Turn off the unit, and then turn it on again while holding down the SET button to switch to transmission stopped mode. Use the same channel setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Confirm that the transmitter is turned on. Alternatively, reduce the distance between the transmitter and tuner. Switch to microphone input. Use the same compander mode setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Press the POWER/MUTING button on the transmitter to release the muted state. The attenuation level on the transmitter is too high. The input level of the transmitter is low. Set the attenuation of the transmitter to an appropriate level. Adjust the volume to an appropriate level. Switch to microphone input. The volume on the amplifier or mixer is low. The transmitter is set to line level input.2) The compander mode setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. The attenuation level on the transmitter is too low or is set to 0. The channel setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. Headphones with a monaural mini jack are being used.3) The compander mode setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. Use the same compander mode setting on both the transmitter and tuner. The input level is extremely high. Set the attenuation on the transmitter so that the audio is not distorted. Use the same channel setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Use headphones with a stereo mini jack. Use the same compander mode setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Troubleshooting 31 Symptom There is sound interruption or noise. Cause The channel setting on the transmitter is different from that on the tuner. Two or more transmitters are set to the same channel. The transmitters are not set to the channels within the same channel group. Adjacent channels are being used. Jamming radio waves are being received. The RF indicator on the tuner lights up even when the transmitter is off. The transmitter channel cannot be set with infrared transmission. The infrared receptor on the transmitter is too far from the infrared transmission port on the tuner. Interference from infrared communications between other devices or from direct sunlight is present. Solution Use the same channel setting on both the transmitter and tuner. Two or more transmitters cannot be used on the same channel. Refer to the frequency list stored on the supplied CD-ROM, and reconfigure the channel on each transmitter. The channel plan is set so that no signal interference occurs when two or more transmitters are used simultaneously. Set each transmitter to a different channel within the same channel group. Use the channels separated by at least two channels (250 kHz). Set the channel on the tuner to a channel for which the RF indicator does not light, or use the Clear Channel Scan function to switch to a channel without interference. Then, set the transmitter to the same channel as the tuner. If using two or more transmitters, change to a channel group that is not affected. Reduce the distance between the infrared receptor on the transmitter and the infrared transmission port on the tuner to within about 20 cm (8 in.). The transmitting distance is reduced when interference from strong sunlight, for example, is present. Place the transmitter and tuner as close to each other as possible. 1) Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) / hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) / plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) only 2) Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) / plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) only 3) Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) only 32 Troubleshooting Important Notes on Use Specifications Usage and storage

Operating the UWP-D series devices near electrical equipment (motors, transformers, or dimmers) may cause interference due to electromagnetic induction. Keep the devices as far from such equipment as possible.

The presence of lighting equipment may produce electrical interference over a wide frequency range. In this case, interference may fluctuate with the position of the tuner antenna and position of the transmitter. Position the devices so that interference is minimized.

To avoid degradation of the signal to noise ratio, do not use UWP-D devices in noisy places or in locations subject to vibration, such as the following:

Near electrical equipment, such as motors, transformers, or dimmers Near air conditioning equipment or places subject to direct air flow from an air conditioner Near PA (public address) loudspeakers Near equipment that might knock against the tuner Keep devices as far from such equipment as possible or use buffering material. Cleaning Clean the surface and the connectors of devices with a dry, soft cloth. Never use thinners, benzene, alcohol, or any other chemicals, since these may mar the finish. To prevent electromagnetic interference Some channels may be unable to be used due to noise generated due to the effects of external noise and/or radio interference. In this case, it is recommended to stop transmitting (turn the power off) or change to another frequency (change channel). To prevent electromagnetic interference from portable communication devices The use of portable telephones and other communication devices near the devices may result in malfunction and interference with audio signals. It is recommended that portable communication equipment near the devices be turned off. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Notes

Always verify that the unit is operating properly before use. SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE PROFITS DUE TO FAILURE OF THIS UNIT, EITHER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD OR AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON WHATSOEVER.

SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CLAIMS OF ANY KIND MADE BY USERS OF THIS UNIT OR MADE BY THIRD PARTIES.

SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE TERMINATION OR DISCONTINUATION OF ANY SERVICES RELATED TO THIS UNIT THAT MAY RESULT DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES OF ANY KIND. Transmitter (UTX-B03/M03/P03) Items common to all transmitters Oscillator type Crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer Carrier frequencies Model available in USA:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (UC14 model), 566 MHz to 608 MHz and 614 MHz to 638 MHz (UC30 model), 638 MHz to 698 MHz

(UC42 model) Model available in Europe:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (CE21 model), 566 MHz to 630 MHz (CE33 model), 638 MHz to 694 MHz (CE42 model), 710 MHz to 782 MHz (CE51 model) Model available in China:

710 MHz to 782 MHz (CN38 model) Model available in Korea:

925 MHz to 938 MHz (KR Model) Model available in Thailand and Taiwan:

794 MHz to 806 MHz (E model) Preemphasis Reference deviation 50 s 5 kHz (60 dBV, 1 kHz input) 0.9% or less (60 dBV, 1 kHz input) Distortion Signal-to-noise-ratio 60 dB or more Important Notes on Use / Specifications 33 Tone signal frequency In UWP-D compander mode:

32.782 kHz In UWP compander mode: 32 kHz In WL800 compander mode:

32.768 kHz Supply voltage 3.0 V DC (two LR6/AA size alkaline batteries) 5.0 V DC (supplied from USB connector) Operating temperature 0 C to 50 C (32 F to 122 F) 0 C to 35 C (32 F to 95 F) when charging Storage temperature 20 C to +55 C (4 F to +131 F) Body-pack transmitter (UTX-B03) Antenna Audio input connector 1/4 wavelength wire antenna 3.5 mm diameter mini jack Reference audio input level 60 dBV (MIC input, 0 dB attenuation) RF output level 30 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Frequency response 40 Hz to 18 kHz 0 dB to 27 dB (3 dB steps) AUDIO, POWER/MUTING Attenuation Indicators Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77 F)) Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in USA, and Europe) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, and China) Dimensions 63 82 20 mm (2 1/2 3 1/4 13/16 in.)

(Width / height / depth)

(excluding antenna) 34 Specifications Mass Approx. 103 g (3.6 oz)

(excluding batteries) Hand-held microphone (UTX-M03) Microphone unit Dynamic Directional characteristic Unidirectional 1/4 wavelength wire antenna Antenna Reference audio input level 60 dBV (MIC input, 0 dB attenuation) RF output level 30 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in USA, Europe, and China) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Frequency response 50 Hz to 18 kHz 0 dB to 21 dB (3 dB steps) POWER/MUTING Attenuation Indicator Battery life (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77 F)) Approx. 8 hours with output power of 30 mW (for model available in USA, and Europe) Approx. 10 hours with output power of 10 mW (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, and China) Dimensions Mass 48 260 mm (1 15/16 2 3/8 in.)

(Diameter / length) Approx. 260 g (9.2 oz)

(excluding batteries) Plug-on transmitter (UTX-P03) Reference deviation 10 kHz Reference audio input level RF output level 60 dBV (at 0 dB attenuation level) 50 mW (for model available in USA) 30 mW/5 mW selectable (for model available in Europe) 10 mW/2 mW selectable (for model available in Thailand, Taiwan, and Korea) Frequency response 50 Hz to 18 kHz 0 dB to 48 dB (3 dB steps) Attenuation Audio input connector XLR-3-11C type (female) AF/PEAK, POWER/MUTING, +48V Approx. 6 hours (measured with two Sony LR6/AA size alkaline batteries at 25 C (77 F)) Indicator Battery life Dimensions 41.5 102 41.5 mm

(1 11/16 4 1/8 1 11/16 in.)

(width / height / depth)

(including the audio input connector) Approx. 145 g (5.1 oz)

(excluding batteries) Mass Tuner Portable diversity tuner (URX-P03) 1/4 wavelength wire antenna Antenna

(angle-adjustable) Squelch level Audio output level 15 dB 58 dBm Audio output connector 3.5 mm diameter mini jack Headphone output level 5 mW (16 ) Reception method Space diversity method Local oscillator Crystal-controlled PLL synthesizer Receive frequencies Model available in USA:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (UC14 model), 566 MHz to 608 MHz and 614 MHz to 638 MHz (UC30 model), 638 MHz to 698 MHz

(UC42 model) Model available in Europe:

470 MHz to 542 MHz (CE21 model), 566 MHz to 630 MHz (CE33 model), 638 MHz to 694 MHz (CE42 model), 710 MHz to 782 MHz (CE51 model) Model available in China:

710 MHz to 782 MHz (CN38 model) Model available in Korea:

925 MHz to 938 MHz (KR Model) Model available in Thailand and Taiwan:

794 MHz to 806 MHz (E model) Signal-to-noise-ratio 60 dB or more 50 s Deemphasis Reference frequency deviation 5 kHz Frequency response Distortion Tone signal 40 Hz to 15 kHz 0.9% or less (1 kHz modulation) In UWP-D compander mode:

32.782 kHz In UWP compander mode: 32 kHz In WL800 compander mode:

32.768 kHz Indicators Operating temperature POWER, RF 0 C to 50 C (32 F to 122 F) 0 C to 35 C (32 F to 95 F) when charging Storage temperature 20 C to +55 C (4 F to +131 F) Supply voltage 3.0 V DC (two LR6 AA alkaline batteries) 5.0 V DC (supplied from USB connector) Approx. 6 hours (Sony alkaline LR6 AA), 25C (77 F)) Battery life Specifications 35 Dimensions 63 82 23.8 mm

(2 1/2 3 1/4 13/16 in.)

(Width / height / depth)

(excluding antenna) Approx. 136 g (4.8 oz)

(excluding batteries) Mass 36 Specifications Sony Corporation