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Tuner Settings
If noise is heard
Depending on the environment where the
UWP series components are installed,
external noise or radio waves may disrupt
transmission on certain channels.
When selecting a channel under these
circumstances, turn off the transmitter.
Then, on the tuner, select a channel for
which the RF indicator does not light up
(i.e., a channel free from noise or radio
wave interference). Set the same channel on
the transmitter.
To prevent interference or noise, please
take the following precautions.
• Do not use two or more transmitters with
the same wireless channels.
• When operating two or more UWP series
packages simultaneously, set each
package to a different channel within the
same channel group.
• Keep the reception antenna and the
transmitter separated more than 3 meters
(9 feet 11 inches).
• When operating two or more UWP series
packages simultaneously with different
channel groups, make sure that they are at
least 100 meters (330 feet) apart, if they
are used within clear sight of each other.
(The actual distance may differ
depending on the circumstances.)
Tuner Settings
Setting the reception
channel
The procedure below is the same
for all UWP series tuners (URX-P2/
M2).
Refer to the pdf files “Sony Wireless Microphone
System Frequency List” on the supplied CD-ROM
for details on the selectable channel groups and
channels (for U30, U42, CE62, and CE67 models).
1 Press down the SET button for more
than one second.
Keep pressing the SET button until the
display section parameters start to
flash.
2 Press the SET button repeatedly until
the channel group and the channel
number indications appear.
The channel group indication starts to
flash.
3 Press the + or – button to select the
channel group.
Pressing the + button cycles the
indication in the order shown in the
tables in the pdf files “Sony Wireless
Microphone System Frequency List”
on the supplied CD-ROM (for U30,
U42, CE62, and CE67 models).
Pressing the – button cycles the
indications in the opposite direction.
Note