WIRELESS SYSTEMS WIN42 SERIES


WIN42


PROFESSIONAL UHF WIRELESS SYSTEM


Due to the changed situation in the area of general frequency allocations for the operation of wireless systems starting in 2015, LD Systems decided to develop the even more flexible and highly professional WIN 42 wireless system. With its outstanding audio quality, the WIN 42 UHF offers numerous potential applications for live performances and permanent installations. The working UHF frequency range is 734 MHz to 776 MHz. Both the handheld microphone and belt pack transmitter versions provide any vocalist, speaker or instrumentalist optimal transmission of his or her performance with the greatest possible freedom of movement. By means of a threaded connection, the microphone head of the handheld transmitter can be swapped quickly and easily (dynamic and condenser capsules). The system has more than 1680 freely selectable frequencies and thus makes it possible to operate up to 20 systems simultaneously. The "channel scan" function assists you in finding and tuning to a transmission frequency without interference. This frequency is then transmitted simply and conveniently from receiver to transmitter via an infrared link. The half-rack True Diversity receiver houses numerous system features, for example, a transmitter battery status indicator on the receiver display, an indicator for the (transmitter) "Mute On/Off" function on the receiver display, 4 EQ presets that are switchable at the receiver, and much more. A highly professional system embodying the outstanding value-for-money that is so typical for LD Systems.


• UHF frequency range 734 - 776 MHz • 1680 frequencies


• 20 groups with 577 fixed frequencies • user bank with 1680 freely selectable frequencies in 25 kHz increments


Receiver display:


• 225 addresses selectable • channel scan


• true diversity receiver


SPECIFICATIONS WIN42 RECEIVER Model name: Channels:


Frequency range:


Audio frequency range: THD:


Signal/Noise ratio: Audio output: Power supply:


LDWIN42BPH (RECEIVER + BELTPACK + HEADSET) LDWIN42HHD LDWIN42HHC (RECEIVER + DYNAMIC HANDHELD MICROPHONE) (RECEIVER + CONDENSER HANDHELD MICROPHONE)


Dimensions (W x H x D): Weight:


• interchangeable microphone capsules (dynamic / condenser) • volume


• radio frequency level antenna A/B • audio level


• battery status of transmitter • transmitter sync via infrared • squelch setting in menu • 4 equalizer presets in menu • naming template in menu • 10 sets storable


LDWIN42R


1680 (20 groups + 1 user group) 734 – 776 MHz 60 Hz – 16 kHz < 1%


> 100 dB XLR balanced / ¼” jack unbalanced


external power adapter 13,5 V DC, 500 mA 212 x 44 x 184 mm 970 g


SPECIFICATIONS HANDHELD TRANSMITTER Model name: Channels:


Frequency range:


Audio frequency range: RF output power:


Power requirements: Operating time:


LDWIN42BPL


(RECEIVER + BELTPACK + LAVALIERE MICROPHONE)


90 LDWIN42BPW (RECEIVER + BELTPACK + WIND MICROPHONE)


Dimensions (L x Ø): Weight:


LDWIN42MD 1680


734 – 776 MHz 60 Hz – 16 kHz


adjustable 10 mw / 30 mw / 50 mw 2 x AA size batteries (included) >13 h with alkaline batteries 255 x 52 mm


400 g (without batteries)


SPECIFICATIONS BELTPACK Model name: Channels:


Frequency range:


Audio frequency range: RF output power: Input connector:


Power requirements: Operating time:


Dimensions (W x H x D): Weight:


LDWIN42BP 1680


734 – 776 MHz 60 Hz – 16 kHz


adjustable 10 mw / 30 mw / 50 mw


mini XLR 3-pole (phantom power for headset) 2 x AA size batteries


>14 h with alkaline batteries (included) 87 x 25 x 63 mm


100 g (without batteries) 91 • lockable menu


• balanced XLR output, unbalanced 6.3 mm jack • adjustable output


• adjustable headphone output


Transmitter display: • battery status • RF power • AF power


• additional system information


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