User manual SONY ECM-HW2

[. . . ] English Before operating the unit, please read these instructions thoroughly, and retain them for future reference. Earphone jack The sound that the microphone is picking up can be monitored. Front (receiving unit) Lock knob Shoe connector (terminal) Volume adjustment button (VOLUME) Communication lamp The lamp lights, blinks or goes out according to the status of the devices and communication as follows. Status Immediately after turning on the receiver and microphone Connection established and sound can be recorded clearly Turning off the receiver or the video camera Turning off the microphone Interrupted audio due to bad communication status Receiver Blinks blue slowly (standby mode) Lights up blue Goes out Blinks blue slowly (standby mode) Blinks blue quickly Blinks blue slowly (standby mode) Goes out Blinks blue quickly Microphone To reduce fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. [. . . ] Rotating the receiver more than 270 degrees may cause a malfunction. 2 Hold the lock knob and slide the receiver in the opposite direction when attaching. Notes When turning the lock knob, be careful not to turn the main body of the receiver. If it is difficult to attach the receiver, turn the lock knob counterclockwise until it stops. ) If the front (receiving unit) of the receiver does not face the microphone (usually the video camera's lens side, which faces the subject), reception will be poor. This Wireless Microphone is designed to be used with a compatible video camera equipped with an Active Interface Shoe. This wireless microphone can pick up the sound of a subject at a distance from the video camera clearly. When used with a video camera compatible with 5. 1ch recording, this wireless microphone will provide center channel sound, delivering clear, natural sound. this wireless microphone is based on Bluetooth wireless communication technology. A microphone unit and earphones are provided for each receiver installed on the video camera and the microphone for the subject (transmitter, referred to below as "microphone"). The person recording the scene with the video camera and the subject can communicate when apart, and that sound can be recorded. Use a size AAA alkaline dry battery or size AAA Ni-MH rechargeable battery. This device may not give the best performance with batteries of other manufacturers. 2 Insert a battery into the compartment correctly following the polarity indication inside. Inserting the battery with the pole in the wrong direction may cause leakage or ruptures. Bluetooth wireless communication technology allows communication between various Bluetooth devices without using cables. Devices that can use this technology include PCs, computer peripheral devices and mobile phones. The receiver and the microphone are factory-set to communicate between each other, therefore, operations usually needed for Bluetooth devices, such as authentication, pairing and passkey input, are not necessary. However, communication with a receiver or microphone not sold as a pair, or any other Bluetooth devices such as mobile phones, PCs, etc. Attach the microphone in a position that is suitable for the recording location, and which provides the best sound while monitoring through the earphone attached to the receiver (as described later). Notes If you use a medical electrical device such as a pacemaker, do not attach the microphone to your clothes, such as the breast pocket or inner pocket. [. . . ] Do not expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like. Immediately after both the receiver's Power/Mode switch and the microphone's Power switch is set to ON, the communication lamps on both devices start blinking blue slowly, during which the devices are trying to detect, connect to, and authenticate each other. When connection is established, and the camera is ready for clear sound recording, the communication lamp on each device lights up blue. 1ch recording with this wireless microphone. [. . . ]