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“Silent Mode” setting

WMS 4000 transmitters feature a “silent mode” that

allows you to set all system parameters, e.g., fre-

quency, gain etc., without “going on air”.

This allows you to set up a replacement transmitter

behind the scenes without disrupting the perfor-

mance.

The “hidden” pilot tone

HT 4000 and PT 4000 transmit a pilot tone (approx.

30 kHz) “hidden” inside the radio signal to the recei-

ver. This allows the pilot tone detection circuit to

determine whether there is a transmitter in the cover-

age area, and noiselessly activate or mute the audio

output of the receiver (TCSQ Tone Code Squelch). In

addition, important transmitter status information

such as remaining battery life and the MUTE switch

position can be shown on the receiver display.

Rugged professional 3-pin mini XLR connector

Connects all AKG microphones, such as the MicroMic series,

CK 77 WR, Discreet Acoustics Modular lavalier module, etc.

Backlit display

LED status display

Charging and programming contacts

Electronically lockable on/off key and pro-

truding mute switch

0.1” jack for remote MUTE switch

Easy muting even if bodypack transmitter is concealed.

Inscribable color code element

Magnesium body

Lightweight and extremely rugged.

PT 4000 Portable transmitter

Microphones for HT 4000

D 880 WL 1 D 3700 WL 1 D 3800 WL 1 C 900 WL 1 C 5900 WL 1 C 535 WL 1 GN 15 HT

Microphones for PT 4000

LM 3 L C 411 L C 416 L C 417 L C 419 L C 420 L C 444 L C 477 WR L C 55 L CK 77 WR L

Detailed instructions on using MicroMic products see pp. 80/81.

AKG WMS PT 4000

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