Wireless microphone Omnitronic MES-Series 864 MHz, handheld UHF system

The Omnitronic MES-Series handheld wireless microphone operating at 864 MHz is a UHF system designed to deliver cable-free voice capture for presentations, events, meetings and small performances. The handheld transmitter provides mobility for the speaker or performer and reduces cable clutter while working with compatible Omnitronic MES-Series receivers tuned to the same frequency range.

Advantages

The wireless microphone offers straightforward setup and hands-on operation in a compact handheld format, allowing clear vocal pickup without the constraints of a cable. Operating in the 864 MHz UHF band, the system provides stable short-range transmission suitable for indoor venues. The handheld transmitter is ergonomically designed for comfortable handling and quick access to essential controls.

Suitable for

• Presentations and lectures in classrooms or conference rooms
• Corporate meetings and training sessions
• Small stages and acoustic performances
• Religious services and community events

Key specifications

• Transmission band: UHF 864 MHz range
• Form factor: handheld wireless transmitter for vocal use
• Intended use: live speech and vocal performance
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible Omnitronic MES-Series receivers
• Controls: onboard power and basic level or channel controls (transmitter)
• Typical range: suitable for short to medium indoor distances depending on environment

How to use

Switch on the handheld transmitter and the compatible MES-Series receiver, ensure both devices are tuned to the same channel or frequency within the 864 MHz band, and check audio levels on the receiver or connected sound system. Hold the microphone at a consistent distance from the mouth for even vocal pickup and maintain line-of-sight to the receiver where possible to optimize signal stability. Replace or recharge batteries according to the transmitter's specifications before extended use.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, perform a radio frequency scan of the venue to avoid interference, keep the transmitter and receiver firmware or settings consistent, and position the receiver centrally with unobstructed reception. Use the microphone at a stable distance from the mouth and test sound levels prior to live use.