Shure UR1 Bodypack Transmitter UHF, UHF-R bodypacks, built from lightweight magnesium, offer a sweat-resistant, compact design engineered to withstand the abuses of the road. The UR 1 transmitter works with headworn, lavalier, and instrument microphones and cables. Its removable antenna provides additional flexibility, and a threaded connector securely locks microphone or instrument cables. The multi-function bit-mapped LC displays provide clear access and control for all integral system functions.

Features.

• Switchable RF power (10/50 mW or 10/100 mW, country dependant)
• Infrared transmitter sync
• Bit-mapped backlit LCD
• Low profile, compact design
• Lightweight magnesium construction
• Frequency and power lockout
• 2 “AA” batteries (included) for more than 8 hours continuous use (RF power dependant)
• Removable antenna
• Threaded connector to securely lock microphone or instrument cable

Specification

• RF Carrier Frequency Range: 518 – 865 MHz
• RF Output Power: 10, 10/50 or 10/100 mW switchable
• Maximum Input Level: +10 dBu
• Gain Adjustment Range: 55 dB
• Battery Life: > 8 hours (10 mW setting)
• Housing: Cast magnesium
• Overall Dimensions (L x W x D): 98 x 60 x 17 mm
• Net Weight: 97 g (without battery)
  

  UHF-R® Wireless Frequency Bands/Versions:

  • K4E covers TV channels 38 – 45      606 – 666MHz
  • R9    covers TV channels 61 – 70**  790 – 865MHz*
  • G1E  covers TV channels 21 – 28      470 – 530MHz
  • J5E   covers TV channels 34 – 41      578 – 638MHz
  • L3E  covers TV channels 42 – 49      638 – 698MHz
  • M5E covers TV channels 49 – 56      694 – 758MHz
  • Q5    covers TV channels 54 – 63      740 – 814MHz

  Which frequency version should I purchase?

  We suggest K4E as this is the primary UK version that covers channel 38. Note that a licence is required to operate wireless microphones in channel 38.

  Available for use with a channel 38 licence now and beyond 2012.

  K4E: Eleven radio microphones simultaneously in TV channel 38 (groups 6-11)or forty-five radio microphones simultaneously in TV channels 38-45 (groups 1-3).

  * Licence free now and beyond 2012: Up to four UHF-R® systems can be used simultaneously using frequency version R9 without a licence. Use group 45.

  ** Note only 2MHz slice of channel 70 is available.

  
  
   
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