1. Antenna A: Uses standard BNC connection UHF Antenna.
2. Delay (echo): Press this button to cycle through three levels of delay, 1 being the least and 3 being the most. A red LED above the number will indicate the current setting. When the LED is not illuminated, the delay effect is inactive.
3. Feedback Filter: Press to prevent squealing, screeching or humming sound swells resulting from the return of the output signal from the mics. The red LED indicates that the filter is in use.
4. Ch. A Up/Down Buttons: Press to the up/down buttons to adjust Mic A’s volume.
5. Ch. A Frequency Set: Works in conjunction with the Sync/Scan button to set frequency after scanning. Also used to manually set receiver frequency:
   • Press once and the Channel Number (item 12) begins to flash. 
   • Use the up or down button (item 4) to change the channel and corresponding frequency. 
   • Once you’ve found a frequency, sync the mic or transmitter using the Sync/Scan button (item 6).
6. Ch. A Sync/Scan(Hold) Button: Long press to start scanning for available frequencies. The unit will look for the cleanest signals in the area with the least interference. Once a frequency is found, pressing the set button engages sync. IR will flash on the unit screen. 
   • To sync the handheld mic: Hold the ENTER button (item 29) to unlock the mic.  Remove the battery cover and hold the IR Sync Receiver (item 34) in front of the IR SYNC Transmitter (item 19). Press and release the Sync/Scan button. When you see the frequency on the mic’s screen it will be synced to the new scanned frequency.
   • To sync the body pack: With the front battery cover open, press the Sync/Scan button on the receiver and hold the IR Sync Receiver (item 34) in front of the IR SYNC Transmitter (item 19). When you see the frequency on the mic’s screen it will be synced to the new scanned frequency.
7. RF Signal Strength: Indicates the strength of the corresponding mic’s signal based on distance between the mic and the unit.
8. Mic Battery: Indicates the battery level of the corresponding mic.
9. AF Signal Strength: Indicates when the corresponding mic is transmitting audio and the level of the audio.
10. Connection Indicator: Appears when the mics are connected to the receiver.
11. Frequency: Shows the current frequency that the unit is receiving.
12. Channel Number Indicator: Shows the current channel number (1–200).
13. Ch. B Up/Down Buttons: Press adjust Mic B’s volume.
14. Ch. B Sync/Scan(Hold) Button (refer to item 6)
15. Ch. B Frequency Set (refer to item 5)
16. Exciter: Adds harmonic presence to increase mid range frequency presence. There are three levels, 1 being the least and 3 the most. A red LED above the number will indicate the current setting. When the LED is not illuminated, the delay effect is inactive.
17. EQ: 3 band EQ attenuates the low frequency cutoff, 1 cuts bass, 2 cuts high frequencies, 3 cuts some low and high frequencies. A red LED above the number will indicate the current setting. When the LED is not illuminated, the delay effect is inactive.
18. Antenna B: Uses standard BNC connection UHF Antenna.
19. IR SYNC Transmitter: Transmits frequency information to RWM-DSP handheld mic or body pack transmitter when you short press either of the Sync/Scan buttons.
    Please note: IR Sync Transmitter must be closely aligned with IR Sync Receiver (item 34) to sync.
20. Power Button: Press and hold to turn the unit on or off. The button will be illuminated red when the unit is on.

21. Volume Level Indicator (handset and transmitter)
22. Frequency (mic and transmitter)
23. Battery Level (mic and transmitter)
24. RF Level Setting: indicates the strength of the RF signal transmitted to the receiver. A higher setting means better connectivity but shorter battery life.
25. Mic Lock Indicator (mic only)
26. Mic Volume Buttons (mic and transmitter)
27. Battery Compartment (mic and transmitter): Both units require 2 AA batteries (included).
28. Exit (mic only): press to cycle through RF power settings (low, mid, high).
29. Enter (mic only): Long press to unlock the mic.
30. Power Button: 
    • Long press to turn on or off (mic and transmitter). 
    • Short press to mute the unit and the mute icon will light up (transmitter only).
31. 3.5mm Mic Input Jack (transmitter only)
32. Antenna (transmitter only)
33. Belt Clip (transmitter only): Designed to clip onto the belt / belt area of pants, shoulder strap of a dress, or any article of clothing that is convenient.
34. IR Sync Receiver (mic and transmitter): Must be closely aligned with the IR SYNC Transmitter (item 19) to sync with RWM-DSP receiver.
35. RF Power (transmitter only): press to cycle through RF power settings (low, mid, high). A higher setting means better connectivity but shorter battery life.

Installing the Antennas

1. To attach the antennas locate the antenna ports at the back of the unit. These ports have two small metal posts on the cylinder, one at the top and one at the bottom (fig. a).
   

    

2. The antennas’ connector has two openings that correspond to the metal ports on the antenna port (fig. b). Turn the locking bezel on the antenna connector until the openings are vertically aligned (fig. c).
    
3. Line up the antenna’s connector with the port and slide it onto the port (fig. d).
   
    
4. Firmly grasp the antenna connector and turn the locking bezel clockwise until you feel it lock (fig. e). Repeat these steps for the other antenna.
   
    

Connecting the Power Supply

• Plug the smaller end of the power supply into the power input port (fig. f).
  
   
• Plug the power supply to a wall socket (fig. g). The power supply plugs features a red LED which indicates it is operating properly (fig. g, inset). If the LED does not light up, double check the connection. If the problem persist, please contact Rockville customer support.
  

Receiver

Turn on the receiver by pressing and holding the power button (fig. h) until the LCD screen lights up (fig. i).

Handheld Microphones

• Turn on the microphones by pressing and holding the power button located near the bottom of the microphone body (fig. j) until the microphones’ LCD screens light up (fig. k).
  
   
• The microphones will automatically connect to the receiver. If connection is successful, they will show up on the receiver’s LCD display as A and B (fig. l).
  
   
• If not synced, there are 2 ways to connect to the receiver with the handheld mics or transmitters:
  1. Scan & Sync Procedure (Recommended): 
     • Long press the Sync/Scan button on the receiver to start scanning for available frequencies. The unit will look for the cleanest signals in the area with the least interference. 
     • Remove (handheld mic) or open (transmitter) the battery cover on the handheld mic or transmitter.
     • Press the Sync/Scan button on the receiver and hold the IR Sync Receiver on the handheld mic or transmitter in front of the IR SYNC Transmitter on the receiver. When you see the frequency on the mic or transmitter's screen it will be synced to the receiver's new scanned frequency.
  2. Quick Setup: 
     • You can set the receiver to the frequency the shown on the mic or transmitter.
     • After pressing the receiver's (Ch. A or Ch. B) set button, its up and down arrows can be used to adjust the frequency to match the one shown on the mic or transmitter.

Connecting Lavalier or Headset with Body Pack Transmitter 

1. To connect either the Lavalier mic or headset to the body pack insert the threaded 3.5mm jack into the port at the top of the body (fig. m). 
   
    
2. Once it clicks, turn the headphone jack clockwise until it is firmly seated (fig. n). Do not overtighten.
   
    
3. Press and hold the power button at the top of the body pack (fig. o) until the red LED and the LCD screen light up. The body pack should automatically connect to the unit.
   

Rack Mounting

Removing Rubber Feet

1. Prior to rack mounting one RWM-DSP receiver or two RWM-DSP receivers side by side, you must remove the rubber feet at the bottom of the unit. Begin by using a small flat-head screw driver or other prying tool to carefully remove the rubber post in the middle of the foot (fig. s, 1 - 3).
   
    
2. Now pull the foot away from the unit (fig. t). Repeat this procedure for the other feet. To reattach the feet, insert one into each corresponding hole at the bottom of the unit. Then reinsert the rubber post until it falls into place. Ensure the feet are properly secured.
   

Single Unit Rack Mounting

Because the RWM-DSP receiver is not wide enough to fill an entire rack, it includes a short rack ear, a long rack ear, and a joining piece.

1. Begin by removing the screws at the front of either side of the unit (fig. p).
   
    
2. Use one set of screws to attach the short rack ear (fig. q)
   
    
3. And attach the other to the long rack ear (fig. r).
   

Dual Unit Rack Mounting

When rack mounting two RWM-DSP receivers side by side, use the joining piece as shown below.

1. Remove the screws on the top right side of one unit (fig. u) and the top left side of the other unit (fig. v).
   
    
2. Place the units side by side and use the screws to attach the short plate to the units as shown in fig. w.
   
    
3. Attach a short rack ear on the left and right sides of the joined units (fig. x). Now mount the dual receiver assembly to your rack as per the rack manufacturers instructions.
   

Download/Install

1. Connect the RWM-DSP unit to your PC using the included USB cable.
2. Go to the RWM-DSP Software Download Page and download the software for your computer's operating system.
3. Find and launch the downloaded file.
   • This should launch the X Audio DSP web page in your default browser.
4. Locate the product ID field; type “MIC-NET” (all caps), then click the login button. 
   • The app will search for and locate the connected RWM-DSP unit.

Initial Setup

After the app has located your RWM-DSP unit, it will show up in the app. Click on your console to launch the interface.
Please note: Settings will be set to default. Any changes you make to the settings can be saved as a new default.

• On the home page you will see a tab labeled CONSOLE and one labeled FREQ SETTING. 
  • The CONSOLE tab is where you access the main interface. 
  • The FREQ SETTING tab is you can perform UHF scan and channel scan.
• All buttons on the unit are synced with the corresponding buttons in app’s UI.
• You can setup multiple user profiles with each user’s personal settings as default.