Wireless transmitter Omnitronic 863–865 MHz model 13106979 for audio systems

The Omnitronic wireless transmitter 863–865 MHz model is a compact audio transmitter designed to send line-level or microphone-level audio signals to compatible receivers within the 863–865 MHz frequency band. Built for professional and semi-professional audio setups, the unit offers a stable radio link for live sound, presentations and venue installations while reducing the need for long cables. Its portable form factor allows easy placement on stage, in conference rooms or integrated into fixed audio systems.

Advantages

The transmitter provides reliable operation within the 863–865 MHz range and is engineered for consistent audio transmission with minimal interference when used with matching receivers. Its compact and lightweight design facilitates quick setup and discreet installation. The device supports straightforward signal routing and helps maintain clean audio paths by eliminating additional physical cabling between source and receiver. Durability and simple controls aim to reduce setup time in event and installation contexts.

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How to use

Connect the audio source to the transmitter's input using the appropriate cable or connector for the signal type (microphone or line). Power the transmitter according to the supplied power option, either by inserting charged batteries or connecting the external DC supply. Turn on the transmitter and set the operating channel or frequency to match the paired receiver within the 863–865 MHz band. Verify the receiver is set to the same channel and monitor audio levels to avoid clipping. Position the transmitter to maintain a clear line of sight to the receiver when possible and minimize physical obstructions and sources of radio interference.

Recommendations

For stable operation, use the transmitter with compatible Omnitronic receivers or professionally rated receivers that support the 863–865 MHz band. Keep firmware and configurations aligned between devices, replace or recharge batteries before events, and perform a soundcheck in the actual environment to confirm range and audio quality.