Sennheiser SKP 100 G3 Instruction Manual

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Pages 26
Year 2016
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Sennheiser SKP 100 G3 Specification

The Sennheiser SKP 100 G3 is a versatile plug-on transmitter designed to transform any standard XLR microphone into a wireless powerhouse, suitable for diverse audio applications. Operating within the UHF frequency range, it offers a wide bandwidth of 42 MHz, providing 1680 tunable UHF frequencies for interference-free reception. The device features an enhanced frequency bank system with up to 12 compatible frequencies per bank, ensuring reliable signal transmission in crowded RF environments.

The SKP 100 G3 is equipped with a robust metal housing, ensuring durability for both indoor and outdoor use. It offers a comprehensive input sensitivity range, accommodating a variety of microphone types and audio sources. The transmitter is powered by two AA batteries, providing up to eight hours of continuous operation, making it ideal for lengthy recording sessions or live events.

A backlit LCD display provides intuitive access to settings and status information such as battery life, frequency, and AF/RF levels. The device supports wireless synchronization via an infrared interface, simplifying the setup process with compatible Sennheiser receivers. Additionally, the SKP 100 G3 includes an automatic frequency scan feature, facilitating the quick selection of optimal frequencies in complex RF environments.

The transmitter's audio quality is enhanced by its HDX compander system, which ensures clear, noise-free sound reproduction, crucial for professional audio applications. The SKP 100 G3 is compatible with all evolution wireless G3 receivers, allowing seamless integration into existing setups. Its combination of reliability, ease of use, and superior audio fidelity makes it a popular choice among audio professionals seeking to expand their wireless capabilities.

Sennheiser SKP 100 G3 F.A.Q.

How do I sync the Sennheiser SKP 100 G3 with the receiver?

To sync the SKP 100 G3 with the receiver, turn on both devices, press the 'Sync' button on the receiver, and hold the transmitter close to the receiver's infrared interface until synchronization is complete.

What should I do if the SKP 100 G3 has a poor signal reception?

Ensure the antennas on the receiver are fully extended and positioned correctly. Check for sources of interference and adjust the frequency if necessary.

How can I change the frequency on the SKP 100 G3?

Access the menu on the transmitter by pressing the 'Set' button, navigate to 'Frequency Preset', and select a new frequency manually or use the auto-scan function to find an available frequency.

Why is there no audio output from the SKP 100 G3?

Check that the transmitter and receiver are both powered on and synced. Verify the audio cable connections and ensure the microphone is functioning properly.

What is the battery life of the SKP 100 G3 and how can I maximize it?

The SKP 100 G3 typically offers up to 8 hours of battery life. To maximize it, use fresh batteries, switch off the device when not in use, and avoid using unnecessary features that consume power.

How do I perform a factory reset on the SKP 100 G3?

To reset the SKP 100 G3 to factory settings, navigate to the 'Reset' option in the menu and confirm the reset when prompted.

Can the SKP 100 G3 be used with any microphone?

The SKP 100 G3 is compatible with most dynamic microphones and those requiring phantom power as long as they have a standard XLR connection.

How do I update the firmware on the SKP 100 G3?

The SKP 100 G3 does not support firmware updates as it is a hardware-based wireless transmitter.

What should I do if the SKP 100 G3 transmitter is not turning on?

Check the battery compartment to ensure the batteries are inserted correctly and that they are not depleted. Try replacing the batteries with new ones.

How can I prevent interference when using the SKP 100 G3?

To prevent interference, use the auto-scan function to select an interference-free frequency, maintain a clear line of sight between the transmitter and receiver, and avoid operating near other wireless devices operating on similar frequencies.