Yellowtec m!ka Series, Briefing Book

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­ We suggest using XLR­5 pin connectors for microphone signal and on air light feed on
lower end of cable and XLR­3 type connectors for microphone on upper end of cable.
­ When installing the connector on upper end, cut off the black and yellow wires. They
are not connected and do not carry any voltage.
­ Always make sure to leave adequate cable lengths before you cut the cable to fit. It
is not possible to install a new cable loom inside the arm.
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­ We suggest using XLR­3 type connectors on both ends of the loom.
­ Always make sure to leave adequate cable lengths before you cut the cable to fit. It is
not possible to install a new cable loom inside the arm.
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­ Make sure the bolt at the bottom of your m!ka Mic Arm has its black plastic sleeve on.
The sleeve is needed to fit the arm smoothly to the various mounting devices.
­ Make sure that each mounting device has a yellow spacer installed.
­ No yellow spacer will be needed when using the metal bushing.
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­ You can adjust your m!ka Mic Arm to properly balance with the weight of your
microphone. Follow two simple steps:
­ Step 1: Do not pull the three knurled screws tight but keep them in a somewhat loose
position. Identify the screw in the bottom of the m!ka Mic Arm and adjust it to have
your microphone levitate when the arm is in an upright and 90 degree angled position.
­Step 2: Now fasten the knurled screws just enough to hold the microphone in the
position wherever you pull it.