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INTEGRAL-MC01 Manual

INTEGRAL

Specifications

Microphone type

Frequency Response

Polar Pattern

Output Impedance

Power Requirements

Power Consumption

Dimensions (H x W x D)

Weight

H*: Height with microphone´s neck at 40º

Electret Condenser

40Hz – 16kHz

Cardioid

75Ohm

12-48Vdc Phantom or 3Vdc Batteries

25mA

360* x 115 x 142mm

(14 x 4.5 x 5.6 in)

615g (0.28 lb)

W

D

H

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Summary of Contents for INTEGRAL-MC01

Page 1: ...INTEGRAL MC01 User manual www dasaudio com ...

Page 2: ...y of the equipment You are about to discover what it means to work with our brand and this is just the beginning You will have access to quality training materials on our website where you will discover specific business solutions and learn how to use them dasaudio com en training This user manual is designed to guide you swiftly and smoothly during the installation of our equipment but in case yo...

Page 3: ... input and output connectors enabling direct connection to the audio receivers and microphone The user button with integrated red indicator permits advanced local control The desktop base includes a built in preamplifier which works with two AAA batteries 3 Vdc in case of not hav ing the possibility of connecting it to a source providing phantom power Wide dynamic range and frequency response for ...

Page 4: ...4 INTEGRAL MC01 Manual INTEGRAL Top panel 1 Base Desktop 2 Neck and Microphone s cartridge 3 Windscreen 4 LEDs 5 On Off button 6 XLR type input connector 2 3 4 5 6 1 ...

Page 5: ...5 INTEGRAL MC01 Manual INTEGRAL Bottom panel 1 Battery Holder 2 x AAA 1 5Vdc batteries 2 Rubber feet x4 3 Output XLR type connector 2 3 1 ...

Page 6: ...to use this option A preamplifier is also included in the microphone stand and powered with two AAA batteries 3 Vdc in case no Phantom source is connected In this case the microphone can be connected directly to any amplifier A models Shown in the image below an INTEGRAL MC01 connected to an INTEGRAL WPM1 Shown in the image below an INTEGRAL MC01 connected to an INTEGRAL MA1004 1604 unit Connectin...

Page 7: ...s It is necessary to use the preamplifier of the microphone with the batteries This solution is not recommended for permanent use as the batteries will need to be replaced INTEGRAL A402 DAS AUDIO LE VE L B LE VE L A SIGNAL CLI P ON SIGNAL CLIP Connecting the microphone without Phantom power and using the internal desktop base preamplifier with batteries ...

Page 8: ...ers should always avoid facing the microphone in order to prevent feedback The speaker system should be in a location that will not be in the walking path of the presenter or easily walked in front of When using more than one microphone in order to avoid feedback and phasing problems follow the rule 3 1 the distance from any audio source to the closest microphone has to be at least 3 times less th...

Page 9: ...onse Polar Pattern Output Impedance Power Requirements Power Consumption Dimensions H x W x D Weight H Height with microphone s neck at 40º Electret Condenser 40Hz 16kHz Cardioid 75Ohm 12 48Vdc Phantom or 3Vdc Batteries 25mA 360 x 115 x 142mm 14 x 4 5 x 5 6 in 615g 0 28 lb W D H ...

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