Samson Stage 212 Handheld Dual-Channel Wireless System User Manual

Package Contents

• SR212 Wireless Receiver
• 2 x VH212 Handheld Transmitters with Q6 Dynamic Microphone capsules
• AC Adapter

Setting Up the System

1. Place the SR212 Wireless Receiver on a flat surface near your mixer or amplifier.
2. Connect the AC adapter to the receiver and plug it into a power outlet.
3. Connect the receiver to your mixer or amplifier using the appropriate cable (not included). You can use a 1/4" cable for each channel or a balanced XLR cable for the combined output.
4. Insert two AA batteries (not included) into each VH212 Handheld Transmitter.
5. Turn on the SR212 Wireless Receiver and the VH212 Handheld Transmitters.
6. Use the IR sync feature to wirelessly match the receiver and transmitter frequencies. Press the IR sync button on the receiver and point the transmitter's IR window towards the receiver's IR window.
7. Adjust the volume controls on the receiver for each channel as needed.

Using the System

1. Hold the microphone about 1-2 inches away from your mouth.
2. Speak or sing into the microphone, adjusting the volume on the receiver if necessary.
3. When not in use, turn off the VH212 Handheld Transmitters to conserve battery life.

Troubleshooting Tips

• If the audio is breaking up, try moving the microphones closer to the receiver or removing any obstacles between them.
• If you experience interference, try changing the operating channel on the receiver and syncing the transmitters again.
• Make sure to use fresh, high-quality batteries in the transmitters for optimal performance.
• If the system is not working properly, check all cable connections and ensure they are securely connected.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of cable do I need to connect the receiver to my mixer or amplifier?

You can use a 1/4" cable for each channel or a balanced XLR cable for the combined output. The specific cable needed will depend on your mixer or amplifier's inputs.

How do I change the operating channel on the receiver?

Press the channel select button on the front of the receiver to cycle through the available channels. Once you have selected a new channel, use the IR sync feature to sync the transmitter to the new channel.

How do I know when the transmitter batteries are low?

The VH212 Handheld Transmitters have a battery life indicator on their display. When the battery icon is empty, it's time to replace the batteries.

Can I use more than two microphones with this system?

The Stage 212 system supports up to three simultaneous systems per frequency band (region dependent). However, each system includes only two microphones. To use more microphones, you would need to purchase additional Stage 212 systems.

What is the operating range of the microphones?

The microphones have an operating range of up to 200 feet (line-of-sight). Performance may vary depending on the environment and obstacles present.

Q: What is included in the Samson Stage 212 Dual-Channel Wireless System?
A: The Samson Stage 212 Dual-Channel Wireless System includes a SR212 wireless receiver, two VH212 handheld transmitters with Q6 dynamic microphone capsules, and an AC adapter.

Q: How many operating channels does the system have?
A: The system has 12 operating channels across the 173MHz–198MHz frequency range.

Q: Can multiple systems be used simultaneously?
A: Yes, up to three simultaneous systems can be used per frequency band, but this may depend on the region.

Q: What type of connectivity technology does the system use?
A: The system uses XLR connectivity technology.

Q: What is the range of the system?
A: The system has a 200' operating range (line-of-sight).

Q: How long do the Q6 dynamic microphone capsules last on battery power?
A: Each Q6 dynamic microphone capsule offers up to 12 hours of battery life using two AA batteries (not included).

Q: Does the system come with a cable to connect to equipment?
A: No, the system does not come with an interconnect cable. However, there are multiple options to connect it to your mixer/amplifier and you may already have extra cables on hand.

Q: Is the system easy to set up?
A: Yes, the system is easy to set up. The SR212 wireless receiver has a rugged metal chassis and IR sync wirelessly matches receiver and transmitter frequency. Dedicated volume controls for each channel and 1/4" outputs for sending each channel to mixer are also included.