User manual PROEL BM100A

[. . . ] Thank you for choosing a Proel product, and for your confidence towards our brand, synonymous with professionalism, high quality and reliability. This product complies with CE directives. [. . . ] Feed the microphone stand thanks the power supply unit included in the supply 4. switch on firstly the microphone and adjust the volume level as required 5. To have an optimal sound reproduction, keep you mouth at a distance of 5 to 30 cm from the microphone capsule. 1 remove the bottom cover ­unscrew 4 presents screws , insert the circuit in the appropriate connector A as per the illustration, block mechanically the circuit matrix with the fixing nut The pre-advice volume signal, activated through the push button, can be set thanks to the volume control B BM100 With reference to figure 2 it is possible to connect the stand to an amplifier microphone balanced input with VOX priority function (duking). In this case it is not necessary to use the two small cables. If in the amplifier unit there is a priority contact with voice and music function screw terminal , the cables connection is necessary. Pressing the front pushbutton, the indicator led is ON status and contemporaneously the priority function (contact closed through 2 terminals) and the pre-advice signal DIN DON optional are activated and the stand allows next microphone message sending Nota: It is possible to connect in parallel the stands BM100A With reference to figure 3 connect the 3 stand terminal cables to the power unit screw terminal. Pressing front pushbutton the priority function is activated (priority contact closing) and the pre-advise chime tone (optional) allows next microphone message sending. If two or more BM100A are connected in parallel, the led indicator is ON status when one of these BM100A stands is activated. On rear panel microphone stand two holes for tone and output signal audio level control are present ( thanks to screwdriver) If the microphone is placed too close to speaker or its capsule is oriented towards a speaker, it could generate feedback (Larsen effect). Avoid placing the microphone too close to the speaker, and avoid orienting its capsule toward the speaker. IF, despite these practises, you hear feedback, please lower speaker volume. It's important to keep the anti-pop foam clean; foreign particles on the foam could modify frequency response. Periodically wash the anti-pop foam using warm water with mild soap, rinse the foam with clean water, then let the foam dry thoroughly before placing it again on the microphone. [. . . ] Due to the microphone's very high sensitivity, be careful the microphone isn't dropped and avoid shock, as it could be damaged. Reserve the right to modify product circuitry and appearance at any moment, without prior notice. [. . . ]