FONESTAR SONAIR-1M

Product overview

The FONESTAR SONAIR-1M is a UHF wireless microphone system with fixed frequency: receiver + 1 hand-held microphone, with a transmission distance greater than 30 m.

Wireless microphone with excellent range and sound quality. The transmitter uses an integrated audio and transmission management solution on a single chip, based on a DSP audio processor and frequency control. DQPSK modulation technology gives high sound quality, fixed-frequency transmission channels provide ease of use and a highly efficient battery power management design allows prolonged use. The SONAIR-1M consists of a receiver + 1 hand-held microphone; low-noise balanced and unbalanced outputs make the connection easy. It is suitable for events with portable microphones, such as presentations, conferences, events and performances.

Key features

• Wireless hand-held microphone with unidirectional dynamic capsule: maximises direct voice pick-up and rejects indirect sounds
• Compact receiver with RF signal and audio signal indicators
• Fixed frequency transmission channels, UHF 550-700 MHz
• Transmission distance greater than 30 m
• User friendly
• Maximum 8 microphones / receivers operating at the same time on different channels
• Balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3 mm jack outputs
• Transmitters on 2 x AA batteries, rechargeable batteries supported

Fixed frequency, easy to use

The system operates at a fixed frequency that the user does not need to set: switch on the receiver, then the microphone, and the RF indicator lights. FONESTAR offers 8 different frequencies for the SONAIR-1M and SONAIR-1P systems. Up to 8 microphones / receivers can work at the same time on different channels.

Easy connection

The receiver has a low-noise balanced XLR output and an unbalanced 6.3 mm jack output, with a volume control on the front. The receiver is powered by the included 12 V DC adapter.

Long battery life

The transmitters run on 2 x AA batteries and support rechargeable batteries. Alkaline batteries last up to 8 hours in the hand-held microphone. When the batteries run low, the display of the microphone flashes.

In the box

• SONAIR-1 receiver
• Wireless hand-held microphone
• 6.3 mm mono jack cable, 1 m
• Anti-spin ring
• Power adapter
• Microphone batteries

FONESTAR SONAIR-1M: frequently asked questions

What is the range of the system?

The transmission distance is greater than 30 m.

Can the frequency be changed?

No. The system operates at a fixed frequency. FONESTAR offers 8 different frequencies for the SONAIR-1M and SONAIR-1P systems.

How many systems can work together?

A maximum of 8 microphones / receivers can operate at the same time on different channels; two microphones with the same frequency cannot be used in the same area.

Which batteries does the microphone use?

2 x AA batteries; rechargeable batteries are supported.

Where can I buy the FONESTAR SONAIR-1M in India?

The FONESTAR SONAIR-1M is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Conference presentation

A speaker addressing a conference room.

Connections

Setup

1. Place the receiver 1 m above the floor with a clear view of the stage.
2. Insert charged batteries and switch on receiver, then microphone.
3. Check the RF and AF indicators.
4. Set the volume with the receiver control.

Tip: Keep the antenna vertical for the best reception.

Workflow 2: School assembly

Teachers speaking in the school hall.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect the receiver to the hall amplifier.
2. Switch on and check the RF indicator.
3. Speak and adjust the volume.
4. Switch off the microphone after use to save batteries.

Tip: Rechargeable AA batteries are supported.

Workflow 3: Hotel events

Speeches and toasts at banquets.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect the jack output with the included 1 m cable.
2. Place the receiver away from metal surfaces.
3. Test the microphone across the room.
4. Adjust levels before guests arrive.

Tip: The range is greater than 30 m.

Workflow 4: Several rooms at once

Venues running parallel sessions.

Connections

Setup

1. Use a different frequency for each system.
2. Never use two microphones with the same frequency in the same area.
3. Label each microphone with its room.
4. Check every room for interference.

Tip: Up to 8 microphones / receivers can work at the same time on different channels.

Workflow 5: Sports facility announcements

Instructors and announcers in gyms and halls.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect the receiver to the facility PA.
2. Switch on the receiver, then the microphone.
3. Set the volume with the receiver control.
4. Keep spare batteries ready.

Tip: The microphone display flashes when the batteries are low.

Workflow 6: Performance or event

Live events with portable microphones.

Connections

Setup

1. Run balanced XLR cables to the console.
2. Check the AF indicator while speaking or singing.
3. Set the receiver volume, then the console gain.
4. Watch the RF indicator during the event.

Tip: Use the balanced output for long cable runs.