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Using the DPA adapters and extension cables

The DPA 4098H microphone is terminated with a MicroDot connector. Connect 
the microphone output to adapter or extension cable by moving the protection cap, 
then secure the MicroDot and reposition the protection cap:

When used in conjunction with our range of more than 35 adapters, the Micro-
Dot connector provides the ability to connect to virtually all available pro wireless 
systems.

Various wireless systems require the use of electronics inside the adapter to opti-
mize the signal level, the DC offset, and powering of the built-in microphone pre-
amplifier. Using the adapters from DPA ensures the correct electronic circuit with 
the listed types of wireless systems (please visit www.dpamicrophones.com/adapters). 

Do not attempt to employ non-standard adapters or connectors as you might dam-
age the microphone.

A connector-tightening tool is supplied with each microphone and adapter and 
should be employed whenever the MicroDot connector needs to be tightened.  
Utilize the tightening tool before each use to ensure the connection is secure and 
that the cable cannot rotate by the cable relief.

The included XLR adapter, DAD6001, allows the 4098H to work as a regular 48V 
phantom powered microphone. For stand mounting, attach the microphone to the 
DAD6001 and use the UA0639 Microphone Clip. For hanging, the DAD6001 adds 
weight and helps stabilize the microphone. 

The microphone can also be hung with a miniature extension cable (not included) 
for minimal visual appearance. 

Summary of Contents for 4098H

Page 1: ...Hanging Supercardioid Microphone user s manual DPA 4098H w w w d p a m i c r o p h o n e s c o m ...

Page 2: ... interference post the signal balanced XLR connector which offers more than 60 dB common mode rejection Adjusting the gooseneck and microphone angle The gooseneck is extremely flexible and the microphone can be angled to any de sired position It has a unique angle memory and does not change its position or ability to be repositioned over time and use Adjust the microphone to the desired angle Sinc...

Page 3: ...ectronic circuit with the listed types of wireless systems please visit www dpamicrophones com adapters Do not attempt to employ non standard adapters or connectors as you might dam age the microphone A connector tightening tool is supplied with each microphone and adapter and should be employed whenever the MicroDot connector needs to be tightened Utilize the tightening tool before each use to en...

Page 4: ...hm Cable drive capability Up to 300 m 984 ft with DAD6001 XLR adapter Output balance principle Signal balanced with DAD6001 XLR adapter Common Mode Rejection Ratio CMRR 60 dB from 50 Hz to 15 kHz with DAD6001 XLR adapter Power supply for full performance Min 5 V max 50 V through DPA adapter for wireless systems 48 V phantom power 4 V with DAD6001 XLR adapter Current consumption 1 5 mA microphone 3...

Page 5: ...ne Extension Cable Black 20 m 65 6 ft DAO6020 W Miniature Microphone Extension Cable White 20 m 65 6 ft More than 35 different connection adapters to wireless systems please refer to www dpamicrophones com adapters Microphone maintenance DPA 4098H is designed with highly resistant and protective materials in the construction so do not try to clean the microphone as it is unnecessary Do not use any...

Page 6: ...485 6470 May 2012 DPA Microphones A S Product features and specifications are subject to change without notice Service repair If you are not satisfied with the characteristics exhibited by this product please contact your nearest DPA Microphones representative for support Warranty d fine is covered by a five year limited warranty CE marking This product conforms with all relevant directives approv...

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