0dB
-10dB
-20dB
The
LED power indicator
next to the
On/Off switch will turn red when the
battery is running low. The mic will
work for approximately one hour once
the red indicator is lit, however with
reduced performance.
1.
Turn the tightening ring counter-
clockwise to loosen the camera shoe
connection, before attaching to camera.
Securing the cable will
eliminate undesired noise
caused by cable movement.
The cable can be secured
in one of two orientations,
depending on the location
of your camera’s “Audio In”
socket.
See diagram
1
for cameras
with mic socket on the
left
.
See diagram
2
for cameras
with mic socket on the
right
.
2.
Slide the camera-shoe into place on the
camera mount. When the mic is in place,
secure it by gently tightening the ring
clockwise.
3.
Connect the VideoMic’s audio lead to
the camera’s “Audio In” or “Mic” socket,
and secure the cable in place using the
in-built cable clips (see below).
mounting to camera
securing the cable
PAD switch
battery
1
1
2
2
3
The VideoMic comes with a three-position
PAD switch
which is located inside the battery
compartment.
The PAD provides a selectable 10 or 20db
reduction of the input sensitivity, reducing
the output level when recording loud sound
sources, so that the optimal level can be
achieved in a wide range of situations.
To change the battery, gently push
and slide the battery cover off. Insert a
standard 9V
battery with the positive
(+) end upwards.
The VideoMic uses a
standard 9V
battery. With a good quality Alkaline
or Lithium battery, the VideoMic will
run for up to 100 continuous hours. We
recommend you remove the battery
if storing your VideoMic for extended
periods without use.
+
–
Push the cable in from the bottom.
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