User manual ELECTRO-VOICE CO85

[. . . ] With the Polar Choice Satellite, anything is possible. The PC-Satellite features an EV PolarChoice multi-pattern microphone. The multi-pattern versatility of the PolarChoice microphone makes it a true problem solver. With one non-directional and 3 directional polar patterns available, the PolarChoice microphone is ideal for virtually any installation. [. . . ] Hi Pass Select Cardioid Supercardioid Hypercardioid Omnidirectional C. Push Button Mode Select Base Opening Bodypack Button TA4F Connector B. Polar Pattern Select Figure 1: PC Satellite Controls D. Power Up Mode Select Antenna Guide Attach Boss TA4F Cable Figure 3: Installation of Bodypack Transmitter Bodypack Transmitter Battery Door Figure 4: Bottom View with Bodypack Transmitter Figure 2: Bottom View Figure 5: Antenna Guide Installation Figure 6: Orientation of Antenna with Antenna Guide 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) A. Select High-Pass switch position (see figure 1). High Pass ( ): minimum 5 dB reduction in sensitivity at 100 Hz. Select preferred polar pattern (see figure 1). Pushbutton Mode Select (see figure 1) Push to Mute: In this mode, the audio output of the microphone is disabled (muted) when button is depressed. Microphone resumes normal function when button is released. Push On/Off: In this mode, the audio output of the microphone is disabled when the pushbutton is depressed and released. The microphone resumes normal function when the button is depressed and released again. This unique one-piece ported design offers greatly improved resistance to P-popping noise by creating a two-stage filter that has an air space between the stages. This makes the multi-port windscreen as effective as much larger traditional designs. Dimension Drawings: Frequency Response: Polar Response: Architectural & Engineering Specs: PolarChoice Satellite: PC Sat-5, PC Sat-12, PC Sat-18 The microphone shall be a free-standing, wireless, table-top microphone. The base will have an integral 4-pin TA4F connector, which interfaces directly to one of the following wireless microphone bodypack transmitters: Electro-Voice RE-1 or RE-2, Telex FMR-1000, FMR-500 or Safe-1000. The microphone shall have four selectable polar patterns: omnidirectional, cardioid, supercardioid, and hypercardioid. The mic element is a back-electret condenser type with a frequency response of 50 Hz to 20 kHz. The microphone shall have a nominal, balanced output impedance of 200 ohms. The microphone will have a switchable high pass filter to roll off low frequencies. The microphone shall have an output level of 17. 8 mV/Pascal, and outputs shall not be appreciably affected by the following temperature and humidity extremes: -29° to 74° C (-20° to 165°F) when the relative humidity is 0-50%; -29° to 57°C (-20° to 135°F) when the relative humidity is 0-95%. Dimensions shall be 170 mm (6. 7 in. ) long (PC Sat-5), 373 mm (14. 7 in. ) long (PC Sat-12), and 526 mm (20. 7 in. ) long (PC Sat-18) with a maximum head diameter of 14. 6 mm (0. 58 in). The PC Sat-5 microphone shall include a 114 mm (4. 5 in. ) gooseneck. The PC Sat-12 microphone shall include a 318 mm (12. 5 in. ) gooseneck. [. . . ] The PC Sat-18 microphone shall include a 470 mm (18. 5 in. ) gooseneck. The gooseneck will be attached to a base that has a top mounted push-button, and a status LED that lights when audio is active. The push-button will be configurable for push on/off, or push-to-mute operation. Furthermore, when the push-button is set for push on/off operation, the status of the microphone when power is initially applied, can be programmed to be either on or off. [. . . ]