Answer:
The receiver unit connects to any standard PA amplifier, mixer amplifier, or active speaker using its rear-panel 6.3 mm (1/4") unbalanced phone jack audio output. It pairs with the matching factory-tuned handheld VHF transmitter.
The Ahuja AWM-495V1 wireless microphone system is designed for straightforward integration into commercial sound systems:
- Audio Interconnection: The receiver unit provides an unbalanced audio output (0–55 mV / 1 kΩ) via a 6.3 mm (¼″) jack socket on its rear panel. This connects directly to the microphone or line input of Ahuja or third-party mixer amplifiers, PA booster amplifiers, and powered speakers via a standard 6.3 mm patch cable.
- RF Antenna Configuration: The handheld transmitter integrates an internal dipole antenna, while the receiver utilizes a rear-mounted adjustable telescopic antenna that extends vertically for clear, interference-free RF reception.
- Frequency Pairing: Both the transmitter and receiver are pre-calibrated at the factory to a specific quartz crystal locked VHF high-band carrier frequency to ensure reliable transmission without manual channel hunting.
