Instructions for connecting microphones with speakers pull Dalton
Jan
Should choose speaker technology for those who often use speakers to sing karaoke, perhaps the microphone is an important and indivisible item for the speaker. And the wireless microphone is often the first choice of consumers, due to its usability. However, to be able to connect them to the speakerphone quickly and easily, not everyone knows. using AirPlay or Bluetooth.
With wired microphones, you just need to plug the connector of the cord into the appropriate jack on the speaker to be used. As for wireless microphones, it is not that simple. How to connect the wireless microphone to Dalton speaker puller? We will learn together the article below.
How to connect the wireless microphone to speaker pull?
Currently on the market. Dalton has 3 lines of microphones with pull speakers. And the connection of each line is also different.
- Infrared Microphone:
This is a model of the wireless microphone with speakers with models 600N, 500U, 850N, 1000N … Currently this microphone product Dalton has replaced with more modern UHF New lines. However, if you still own this pair of microphones, you can refer to the article to connect when needed.
- Step 1: You power on the speaker and turn on the microphone
- Step 2: Next, you will open the tail of the microphone, you will see 2 small black buttons (set up), we will press and hold the small black button at the bottom (hold for 3 seconds). Until the Led screen shows the word SET
- Step 3: After the micro screen shows the SET button, we put the microphone next to the led screen of the speaker. This is where it receives infrared waves from the microphone. You stick and hold for about 3 seconds, the connection is successful.
Note: Infrared microphones can only connect to speakers with antennas
(600N,500U,850N,1000N….) speakers that do not have antennas on the back will not support connection to infrared microphones.
- Micro UHF New :
This is the next generation microphone of the infrared microphone. On the outside, these two microphones are quite similar. So we need to determine which is the infrared microphone and which is the UHF New microphone, then we can proceed with the connection. And the difference is as follows:
The infrared microphone is greyish-yellow in color, and when the microphone’s tail is opened, the infrared microphone has two set up buttons, while the UHF New microphone is copper-gold, and has only one set up button.
And after we have identified the UHF New microphone, we connect to the speaker as follows:
- Step 1: Power off the speaker and power off the microphone
- Step 2: Hold down the SET button while simultaneously powering up the microphone. At this time, the microphone LCD screen will blink continuously, then release the set button.
- Step 3: Point the microphone at the speaker pull, power the speaker pull, and then press the set button on the microphone again, successfully connected, the LCD screen on the microphone will standstill, and the speaker will emit a successful connection signal.
Attached video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkm-Um0Rjlw
- NEW UHF microphone
This is Dalton’s latest microphone line produced in late 2019. Still a UHF microphone but there are new improvements in exterior color. More delicate than the new UHF microphone line
Due to its beautiful and eye-catching appearance, we can distinguish this microphone from other microphones right from the external sense.
And the connection way of this microphone is similar to the UHF New microphone, the connection way is as follows:
- Step 1: Power off the speaker and power off the microphone
- Step 2: Hold down the SET button while simultaneously powering up the microphone. At this time, the microphone LCD screen will blink continuously, then release the set button.
- Step 3: Point the microphone at the speaker pull, power the speaker pull, and then press the set button on the microphone again, successfully connected, the LCD screen on the microphone will standstill, and the speaker will emit a successful connection signal.
Attached video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i30pK0CY8_c
So Dalton has just guided you to distinguish and connect three types of Dalton wireless microphones available on the market. Wish you all the success.
