Chiayo SM-6100-IRDA Body Pack & Lapel Mic
Chiayo SM-6100-IRDA Body Pack & Lapel Mic
Chiayo SM-6100-IRDA(624) Body Pack and Lapel Mic
Newer-generation alternative to the SM5016(650), on the 624MHz band.
Overview
The Chiayo SM-6100-IRDA is a UHF beltpack transmitter with patented IrDA technology for 2-way data transfer between transmitter and receiver. It supports a wide range of lavalier, headset, and instrument microphones, as well as guitar cable, with 100 switchable frequencies across a 25MHz bandwidth.
MSL also stocks the Chiayo SM5016(650) on the 650MHz band. Both remain current, genuinely stocked products, choose based on which frequency band and receiver your system uses.
Key Features
- Patented IrDA technology means fast, reliable 2-way sync between transmitter and receiver.
- 100 switchable frequencies means an easy channel change if you hit interference.
- Multi-function LCD display means clear indication of channel, sensitivity, and battery status.
- Long operating time means up to 16 hours from 2 AA batteries.
- Standard 4-pin mini XLR connector means compatibility with a wide range of lavalier and headset microphones.
- Detachable belt clip means you can adjust wearing position to suit.
Applications
- Presentations and public speaking
- Live performance and stage use
- Any Chiayo IrDA-compatible receiver system
Key Specifications
| Product Code | SM-6100-IRDA(624) |
| Frequency Range | UHF 500-900MHz, 624MHz band |
| Switchable Frequencies | 100, over 25MHz bandwidth |
| RF Power Output | Less than 35mW |
| Connector | 4-pin mini-XLR |
| Battery | 2x AA, up to 16 hours (alkaline) |
| Dimensions | 84 x 64 x 23mm |
| Weight | 76g |
| Alternative Band Option | SM5016(650), 650MHz band |
FAQs
What microphones can I use with this?
A wide range of lavalier, headset, and instrument microphones, plus guitar cable, using the standard 4-pin mini XLR connector.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 16 hours on 2 AA alkaline batteries, with rechargeable NiMH also supported.
Is this the same as the SM5016?
It's a newer-generation beltpack on a different frequency band (624MHz vs the SM5016(650)'s 650MHz), with updated IrDA sync and a wider 100-channel range. Both are current, stocked products, pick based on your receiver's band.