FONESTAR MSH-887

Product overview

The FONESTAR MSH-887 is a UHF true diversity wireless microphone system with a hand-held wireless microphone, 32 selectable channels, auto scan and transmission of the channel to the microphone via IR.

It delivers high intelligibility sound and crisp, distortion-free speech, with a compact design and simple, intuitive use. Balanced and unbalanced outputs allow long cable runs without induced noise. The unidirectional electret condenser capsules maximise direct voice pick-up and minimise indirect noise and sounds. For fairs, seminars, classrooms, presentations, conferences and religious acts.

Key features

• True diversity receiver with 2 detachable antennas
• 32 UHF channels with auto scan
• IR channel transfer from receiver to microphone
• Balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3 mm jack outputs
• LCD displays on the receiver and the transmitters
• Rechargeable batteries included

Receiver

The receiver has STANDBY, IR-SW, SCAN and SET buttons, up/down channel buttons, a VOLUME control and a display with channel, frequency, battery, lock, RF and audio levels. Two aerials and a true diversity circuit continually compare and select the best signal.

Transmitters

The transmitters run on 2 LR6-AA batteries and accept rechargeable batteries. Their SET menu selects channel and frequency, RF transmission level (high/low), battery type and transmitter lock; the hand-held microphone has a GAIN control.

Installation

The individual receiver comes with mounts to join 2 receivers in 1 U of a 19 inch rack; the ANG-5L long bracket mounts a single receiver.

In the box

• Receiver MSHR-45
• MSHT-40M hand-held wireless microphone
• 2 detachable antennas
• Power adapter (12.8 V DC)
• Mounts for assembling 2 receivers in 1 U 19" rack
• 6.3 mm mono jack cable
• Rechargeable batteries

Available versions

• MSH-887-512: 512-525 MHz, 32 channels
• MSH-887-570: 570-582 MHz, 32 channels
• MSH-887-631: 631-645 MHz, 32 channels

FONESTAR MSH-887: frequently asked questions

Which frequency band should I choose?

FONESTAR offers three versions: 512-525 MHz, 570-582 MHz and 631-645 MHz, each with 32 channels. Use different bands when many microphones work together.

How do I tune the microphone to the receiver?

Press SCAN to find an interference-free channel, then press IR-SW and hold the microphone IR window opposite the receiver.

How many systems can work at the same time?

Leave at least 4 channels between transmitters; up to 4 transmitters at the same time are recommended in one band.

Where can I buy the FONESTAR MSH-887 in India?

The FONESTAR MSH-887 is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Conference and seminar room

Speakers at a lectern or table, through the room PA.

Connections

Setup

1. Place the receiver at least 1 m from walls and metal surfaces.
2. Connect the balanced XLR output to the mixer.
3. Press SCAN for a free channel and IR-SW to tune the microphone.
4. Set the receiver volume to the middle and adjust the mixer.

Tip: Position the aerials as a V for the best reception.

Workflow 2: Classroom and training

Teachers moving around the room.

Connections

Setup

1. Rack or shelf-mount the receiver.
2. Connect the supplied jack cable.
3. Tune the transmitter by IR.
4. Check the level while walking around the room.

Tip: Keep the receiver away from lighting fixtures and motors.

Workflow 3: Places of worship

Clear speech for services and religious acts.

Connections

Setup

1. Install the receiver near the mixer.
2. Select an interference-free channel.
3. Set the levels at the mixer.
4. Charge the batteries between services.

Tip: Use the rechargeable batteries supplied and set the battery type to 1.2 V.

Workflow 4: Fairs and presentations

Stands and product presentations.

Connections

Setup

1. Set up the receiver on the stand.
2. Scan for a free channel.
3. Tune the transmitter by IR.
4. Lock the transmitter settings with SET.

Tip: At busy venues, leave at least 4 channels between systems.

Workflow 5: Rack installation

Fixed sound systems with a 19 inch rack.

Connections

Setup

1. Fit the rack mounts supplied.
2. Bring the aerials to the front or use antenna amplifiers.
3. Connect the audio output.
4. Label the channel used.

Tip: Do not use the outputs at the same time.

Workflow 6: Several systems together

Venues with more than one wireless system.

Connections

Setup

1. Choose different channels for each system.
2. Keep at least 4 channels between transmitters.
3. Use other bands (512, 570 or 631 MHz versions) for more microphones.
4. Test all microphones together.

Tip: Up to 4 transmitters at the same time are recommended in one band.