How to connect
1
Power
switch
2
Wireless Transmitter
(WX-ST600P:
sold separately)
Confirm that there is a
clicking sound.
1
Confirm that the power switch of the wireless
transmitter is set to “OFF”.
2
Insert this product into the wireless transmitter.
Troubleshooting
Please check the common problems listed in this table before
seeking professional help.
If none of the tips provided here help, if you are dealing with a problem
not listed here, or if you are otherwise uncertain, contact your retailer
for more information.
Phenomenon
Cause/measure
No sound is
output
Connect this product to another wireless
transmitter (WX-ST600P) and check whether the
same phenomenon occurs.
→ If you do not have another wireless transmitter
or the problem is not resolved, contact your
retailer.
Replacing the windscreen (included)
Remove the windscreen by holding the microphone by its base and
gently taking it out.
When attaching, also insert it gently.
Windscreen
How to remove
While pushing the [PUSH] button, pull the microphone out.
[PUSH] button
memo
Important
●
When moving with the product connected, hold
by the wireless transmitter. If you lift by the
product, there is a risk that the wireless
transmitter may fall.
Specifications
Specifications
Microphone type
Unidirectional electret condenser
microphone
Directional
characteristic
Cardioid
Frequency response 40 Hz to 20 kHz
Sensitivity
-40 dB (10 mV) (0 dB=1 V/Pa, 1 kHz)
Output impedance
600 Ω ±30 %
Maximum input
sound pressure level
127 dB SPL
Power
12 to 48 V DC Phantom Power, 4 mA
Microphone output
connector
XLR 3 pin (male, XLR-3-12C equivalent)
No. 1: GND
No. 2: HOT
No. 3: COLD
Operating
temperature range
5 °C to 35 °C (41 °F to 95 °F)
Operating humidity
range
10 % to 90 % (no condensation)
Dimensions
465 mm (L) × Ø19 mm (Connector)
× Ø12.8 mm (Microphone)
(18-5/16 inches x 3/4 inches x 1/2 inches)
Mass
160
g
(0.35 lb)
Finish
Black finish
Frequency characteristics
Directional characteristics
How to use
●
You can reduce noises such as popping and wind noises by using
the windscreen.
●
Use the microphone at a distance of between about 5 cm and
15 cm from your mouth.
●
Have the sound source (mouth) facing in the direction of the front
surface .
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