Can I connect the microphone to a speaker via Bluetooth?

No, the microphone transmits via a UHF connection. The receiver must therefore be connected via cable to the Bluetooth speaker or a sound system.

How far can I move away from the receiver with the wireless microphone?

Typically, a range of 20–50 meters is easily possible as long as no obstacles (walls, metal structures) interfere with the signal.

How long does the wireless microphone battery last?

The battery lasts 6-10 hours depending on usage, so for longer events, make sure to recharge the receiver in between or install it connected directly to a power source (USB-C). Switch off the receiver and the wireless microphone when you are not using them to save battery.

What should I do if there is interference?

Make sure not to position yourself directly in front of a speaker to avoid feedback. Otherwise, check the cable connection from the receiver to the speaker or your mixer.

Instructions

Wireless microphone Video-Bedienungsanleitung

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In this guide, you will learn step-by-step how to set up your Tonor TW630 UHF wireless microphone, connect the receiver, and link the microphone to a SOUNDBOKS or other Bluetooth speakers. You can find additional information in the video tutorial:

1. Wireless microphone setup (00:00)

Switching on & selecting a channel
Press the power button until the display lights up. Some models allow you to select the desired radio channel to avoid interference. Usually, the correct one is already selected.

Tip: If you need more microphones or other accessories for your next event, you can easily rent everything from Renty or another event technology provider.

2. Connecting the receiver (00:30)

Ensuring the signal path
The receiver must be connected to the mixer or directly to a sound system and also switched on. If you do not want to use a mixer, a jack connection (6.3 mm) on an active speaker often works.
Connection test
Switch on the microphone and receiver. Speak briefly into the mic to test if the signal strength is correct and no interference is audible.

Tip: If you want to connect your wireless microphone to a mixer, make sure you select the appropriate input channel on the mixer and adjust the gain so that no noise or distortion occurs.

3. Connecting the wireless microphone to a SOUNDBOKS (00:45)

Using an adapter cable
The SOUNDBOKS has a 6.3 mm jack input on the back of the unit. Plug in the receiver.
Adjusting the volume
Set the volume on the SOUNDBOKS so that the microphone can be heard clearly.
Additional settings
If you want to use multiple audio sources in combination (microphone + background music via Bluetooth), you can easily adjust the volume levels of the individual audio sources in the Soundboks app.

Tip: If you want to pair multiple speakers via Bluetooth, note that the microphone signal is usually only connected to the first receiver speaker. For larger events, an HK Audio Polar or other PA system may be useful.

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