RWM3300UA: How To Set Up & Use

Introduction

The Rockville RWM3300UA is a dual wireless UHF microphone system designed for live performances, DJ events, houses of worship, karaoke, and more. With 200 frequency channels, it offers clear and reliable audio while allowing freedom of movement. This guide will walk you through setting up and using your microphone system effectively.

What’s Included

• Two-channel wireless receiver
• Two wireless handheld microphones
• Four AA batteries (for microphones)
• Two antennas (for the receiver)
• Power supply
• ¼-inch cable
• Rack-mounting capability (mounting holes on both sides)

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

1. Attaching the Antennas

1. Take the two included antennas.
2. Screw them onto the back of the receiver for optimal signal reception.

2. Powering the Receiver

1. Take the included power supply.
2. Plug the female end into the power input on the receiver.
3. Plug the other end into a power outlet.
4. Turn on the receiver by pressing the power button on the front.
5. The LCD display will light up, confirming the system is powered.

3. Installing Batteries in the Microphones

1. Unscrew the bottom cover of each wireless microphone.
2. Insert two AA batteries per microphone (facing down).
3. Screw the cover back on.
4. Hold the power button on the microphone to turn it on.
5. The LCD screen on the microphone will display battery life and frequency settings.

Connecting the Microphones to a Speaker

To hear sound from your microphones, you must connect the receiver to a powered speaker or mixer.

Option 1: Connecting to a Powered Speaker

1. Ensure the speaker’s volume is turned down.
2. Take the included ¼-inch cable.
3. Plug one end into the Mix Out (¼-inch output) on the back of the receiver.
4. Plug the other end into the ¼-inch Mic input on your powered speaker.
5. Turn up the speaker volume and receiver volume knobs.
6. Turn on the microphone by holding the power button.
7. Speak into the microphone—you should hear your voice through the speaker.

Alternative: Using XLR Connection

• Instead of the ¼-inch cable, you can use an XLR cable to connect from the Mix Out (XLR output) on the receiver to the XLR input on the speaker.

Connecting the Microphones to a Mixer

If you're using a mixer and passive speakers, follow these steps:

1. Take two XLR cables.
2. Plug one end of each cable into the Balanced A and Balanced B outputs on the receiver.
3. Plug the other ends into two separate channels on your mixer.
4. Turn up the channel faders and main faders on the mixer.
5. Turn on the microphones.
6. You should now hear the microphones through both speakers.

Mixer Setup Benefits

• Independent volume control for each microphone.
• Access to mixer features like EQ and built-in effects.

Adjusting Microphone Settings

1. Changing Frequency Channels

• The RWM3300UA offers 200 frequency channels for clear sound and reduced interference.
• If you experience dropouts or interference, change frequencies using the buttons on the front of the receiver.
• Confirm the new frequency on the microphone’s LCD display.

2. Adjusting Volume

• Each channel on the receiver has a volume knob.
• Adjust the individual microphone levels to balance the sound.

3. Monitoring Battery Life

• The LCD display on the microphone shows the remaining battery life.

Wireless Range and Performance

• Indoors: 200-260 feet from the receiver.
• Outdoors: 160-220 feet from the receiver.
• Optimal Performance: Ensure line of sight between microphones and receiver.

Conclusion

The Rockville RWM3300UA is a professional-grade dual wireless microphone system designed for high-quality sound and flexibility. Whether you’re using it for a live performance, karaoke, or a DJ event, this guide ensures seamless setup and operation.

By following these steps, you can:

• Set up the receiver and microphones properly.
• Connect to a powered speaker or mixer.
• Adjust frequencies and volume settings for the best performance.
• Move freely with a wireless range of up to 260 feet indoors.

Enjoy your Rockville RWM3300UA Wireless Microphone System.