Method of automatic frequency-setting for wireless microphone-receivers
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Audio-Technica
InventorFumio Kamimura
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Audio-Technica
InventorFumio Kamimura
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The present invention relates to a method of automatically setting each of frequencies in each of a plurality of wireless microphone-receivers simultaneously used in the same area, based on the combinations of simultaneously usable frequencies. Each of microphone-receivers 10A to 10N is mutual-communicatably connected by a connecting cable CA and one of the microphone-receivers and the other microphone-receiver are designated as a master microphone-receiver 10A and slave microphone-receiver 10B to 10N, respectively. An empty channel-information is sent from the master microphone-receiver 10A to a first slave microphone-receiver 10B and a usable frequency is set in the first slave microphone-receiver 10B, while the set frequency information is sent to the master-microphone-receiver, so that the empty channel-information is renewed in the master microphone-receiver. Frequencies except interfering radio waves are set to the slave microphone-receivers after the first slave microphone-receiver by mutually communicating with the master microphone-receiver in the same manner.
An automatic frequency-setting-method of wireless microphone-receivers, in the simultaneous use of a plurality of wireless microphones in the same area, for setting each of different frequencies to each of wireless microphones and microphone-receivers corresponding to each of the wireless microphones, respectively, said method comprising the steps of:
An automatic frequency-setting-method of wireless microphone-receivers, in the simultaneous use of a plurality of wireless microphones in the same area, for setting each of different frequencies to each of wireless microphones and microphone-receivers corresponding to each of the wireless microphones, respectively, said method comprising the steps of:
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