Série 6000

With its full-rack metal chassis, including reinforced mounting ears and rear rack mount capability, the system's ATW-R6200S receiver installs quickly and securely, providing two channels per rack space. The receiver's clear, easy-to-read displays and front-panel controls make it simple to configure the system and monitor frequency, RF and AF levels, transmitter battery level, mute status and more. The receiver has a 3-pin XLRM balanced output and 6.3 mm (1/4") balanced output for each channel, and a front-panel 6.3 mm (1/4") headphone jack with volume control that can be switched to monitor either channel. Two channel-specific Ethernet ports allow receivers to be connected to a hub or router with a DHCP server and, by extension, to a PC. Then, by using A-T's Wireless System Monitor software, the connected receivers may by monitored and configured on the PC.

The system also features IR sync functionality, which greatly streamlines the process of configuring transmitters. From the receiver, users can set a transmitter’s RF power output, mic gain and battery type (alkaline or Ni-MH) – and lock the settings, if desired, to prevent inadvertent changes – and then communicate those settings to the transmitter via IR sync.

Two transmitters are available for use with the 6000 Series: ATW-T6001S body-pack transmitter and ATW-T6002xS handheld transmitter. Both transmitters feature rugged, ergonomic metal bodies, highly visible OLED screens, programmable features, and soft-touch controls (situated within the battery compartment to prevent accidental changes) that can be used to adjust the gain (from 0 to 20 dB, in 2 dB steps), frequency, battery type and other settings. Both are powered by two AA batteries. The compact ATW-T6001S body-pack transmitter comes with a flexible ¼ wave whip antenna and is equipped with a newly designed, rugged cH-style screw-down 4-pin connector that works with a variety of Audio-Technica lavalier mics, headworn mics, and cables. The ATW-T6002xS handheld transmitter includes a high-pass filter and an industry-standard thread mount designed to work with six interchangeable A-T microphone capsules, as well as other compatible capsules.

Additionally, Audio-Technica's ATW-DA410 antenna distribution system maintains crucial system performance when a number of simultaneous channels are being used within the 6000 Series' high density structure.

Likewise, ATW-F948 antenna filters can be used with the 6000 Series to cut unwanted radio waves emanating from mobile phones and other external RF devices. The filters are outfitted with BNC-J (IN) and BNC-P (OUT) connectors, and require no external power source. They come in sets of two.

All of the units in - and associated with - the 6000 Series (ATW-R6200S receiver, ATW-T6001S body-pack transmitter, ATW-T6002xS handheld transmitter, compatible lavalier and headworn microphones, ATW-DA410 antenna distribution system, ATW-F948 antenna filters) are offered as individual, à la carte products, instead of being combined in preconfigured systems, in order to give users the greatest possible flexibility in constructing a system that fits their needs.

NOTE: The 6000 Series High Density Wireless System operates in the 944 to 952 MHz Studio-Transmitter Link (STL) band. Users operating in this band are required to obtain a Part 74 license from the FCC. Previously reserved for broadcasters and producers of motion pictures and television programs, license eligibility now extends to large venue operators and professional sound companies that use 50 or more wireless microphones for most of their events or productions. To apply for a license visit fcc.gov/uls.