Fifine K658, User Manual, Page: 12 / 83

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Apple MAC OS
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Hook up the mic to computer. The LED indicator is green, means the mic is on.
Your computer will automatically install the driver of the mic. There may be no
pop-up message reminding this process though.
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Go to the System Preferences.
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Click Sound to display the Sound preference pane.
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Click the I nput tab and select the “FIFINE K658 Microphone” as the device for
sound input.
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Output Settings
1. Output the audio from the mic
Plug the headphone to the 3.5mm jack at the bottom of the mic if you
want to monitor your voice in real time. Click the Output tab and
choose “FIFINE K658 Microphone” if you want to monitor your voice
mixed with the sound from mac.
2. Output the Audio from Mac
a. The mic will become the default output device automatically when
it plugs into the Mac. If you want to listen to the sound from the
built-in
speaker of mac directly, please choose the “Internal
Speakers” as output device.
b. If you want to connect your earphone to Mac and listen to the
sound, please select the Headphones as output device.
Windows
Input settings
The mic will become the default output device automatically when it plugs into the Mac.
If you want to listen to the sound from the built-in speaker of mac directly, please
choose the “Internal Speakers” as output device.
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Right click the speaker icon at the bottom right of the screen. Click "Sounds" or
"Open Sound Settings".
• Click the Sound control panel.
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Click the Recording tab, and choose “FIFINE K658 Microphone” as the default
device. When you speak into mic, the volume meter will turn green and bounce. If
it remains unchanged, please reset the computer and replug the mic in the
available USB ports of the computer.
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Adjust input volume - Double click the “FIFINE K658 Microphone” to open the
Microphone Properties window and click the Levels tab. Drag the progress to
adjust the mic level. (You can also turn the mic gain up or down by adjusting the
knob on the mic.)