RWM-200 H2: How To Set Up & Use

Introduction

This guide will walk you through how to set up and operate your Rockville RWM200H2 dual wireless handheld microphone system. The steps are simple and beginner-friendly—no technical experience required.

What You’ll Need:

• Rockville RWM200H2 system (receiver, 2 handheld microphones, 2 antennas, power adapter, 1/4" cable)
• 4 AA batteries (2 for each microphone)
• A powered speaker or mixer with 1/4" or XLR input

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Unpack Your Equipment

Your RWM200H2 package includes:

• 1 dual-channel receiver
• 2 wireless handheld microphones
• 2 antennas
• 1 power supply
• 1 1/4" (6.35mm) cable

2. Connect the Receiver

a. Power Connection

• Plug the included power adapter into the receiver's power port.
• Connect the other end to a power outlet.

b. Attach the Antennas

• Align the grooves on each antenna with the corresponding ports on the receiver.
• Insert and rotate each antenna clockwise until you feel it click into place.
• Angle the antennas upward for best reception.

c. Turn On the Receiver

• Press the power button on the front panel to switch it on.

3. Set Up the Microphones

a. Insert Batteries

• Unscrew the bottom cap of each microphone to reveal the battery compartment.
• Insert 2 AA batteries per mic, both facing down.
• Screw the bottom cap back on.

b. Power On the Microphones

• Hold down the power button located in the middle of the mic until it turns on.

4. Learn the Receiver & Mic Controls

Receiver Front Panel:

• Channel A and B volume knobs
• Frequency adjustment buttons for each channel
• Sync/Scan button for auto frequency matching
• IR sensor for syncing with microphones

Receiver Back Panel:

• 2 antenna ports
• 1/4" mix output (sends combined signal from both mics)
• XLR outputs for Channel A and B (for individual mic control)

Microphone Controls:

• Power button – hold to turn on/off
• Volume buttons (+ / -) under the cap
• Set button – access Echo, EQ, and RF settings

5. Adjust Echo and EQ Settings (Optional)

Press the Set Button on the Mic to Cycle Through:

• Echo – Levels 1 to 3 or 0 (off)
• EQ Settings:
  • B (Bass) – adjust from -12 to +12
  • A (Alto/Mid) – adjust from -12 to +12
  • T (Treble) – adjust from -12 to +12
• RF Power Setting:
  • RF1 – up to 50 ft (least battery drain)
  • RF2 – 50–100 ft
  • RF3 – over 100 ft (most battery use)

6. Connect to a Powered Speaker

Using the Included 1/4" Cable:

• Plug one end into the Mix Output on the receiver.
• Plug the other end into the 1/4" input on your powered speaker.
• Set volume knobs on the receiver (Channel A & B).
• Turn on the speaker and raise its input and master volume.
• Check mic volume via the mic’s internal volume buttons.

7. Connect to a Mixer (Optional for Larger Setups)

Option 1: Using 1/4" Mix Output

• Connect from Mix Output on the receiver to one input on the mixer.
• Ideal if you want a summed signal for both mics.

Option 2: Using XLR Outputs (Recommended)

• Use two XLR cables.
• Connect Channel A’s XLR output to Mixer Input 1.
• Connect Channel B’s XLR output to Mixer Input 2.
• Power on mixer and speakers.
• Raise gain, channel volume, and main mix knob.

8. Sync Frequencies (If Experiencing Dropouts)

To Scan for Clear Frequencies:

• On the receiver, hold down the Scan button for Channel A or B.
• Once a clean frequency appears, press Sync.
• Hold the corresponding mic up to the IR sensor on the receiver.
• Repeat for the second mic.

Troubleshooting & FAQs

Q: My microphone is not turning on.

• Make sure you inserted 2 AA batteries, facing down.
• Hold the power button for 2–3 seconds to turn it on.

Q: No sound is coming through the speaker.

• Confirm all volume knobs (receiver, mic, speaker/mixer) are turned up.
• Double-check all cable connections.
• Try syncing the microphone again if the frequency doesn't match.

Q: The audio sounds distorted.

• Lower the mic volume setting (recommended: between 3 and 5).
• Avoid setting mic volume to 7 to prevent clipping.

Q: I'm getting dropouts or interference.

• Use the Scan function on the receiver to find a cleaner frequency.
• Ensure antennas are securely connected and positioned upright.
• Set RF to a higher level (RF2 or RF3) if you're farther away.

Conclusion

Setting up your Rockville RWM200H2 wireless microphone system is fast and easy. Whether you're connecting to a powered speaker for quick events or using a mixer for larger productions, this system gives you the flexibility to sound your best.