SABINE DS80H HANDHELD MICROPHONE User Manual Quick Start Guide 2

SABINE, INC. HANDHELD MICROPHONE Quick Start Guide 2

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Quick Start Guide 2

BACK PANEL (XLR Connector):Antenna A Input:1. TNC connector for dipole antennas (included), front-to-back antenna cables (included), or antenna cable to active extension antenna.Antenna A Output:2. Daisy-chain to the input of another receiver-frame to form an antenna network.Power Cord Input:3. (Cord with local plug configuration Included). 100-240 VAC, 50/60Hz, 15 W, 250V 320mA slow-blow fuse (spare included)Ethernet:4. Connect to a computer or network. Multiple receiver-frames can be daisy-chained together to form a network. (Under construction)AES/EBU-3 Digital-Audio Output:5. Uses the standard Yamaha wiring convention(1). (NOTE: This feature is optional. The connector jack is included on all receivers, but the feature must be specified at the time of purchase. It cannot be added at a later date.)BNC connectors:6. for word clock digital-audio synchronizing.GPIO/RS232:7. This connector combines a General Purpose Input / Output (GPIO) and a RS232 on one DB25 connector. The RS232 can be disabled to add up to 24 GPIO pins. RS232: The pinout for the RS232 is the standard pinout. Pin 2 on the receiver is transmit, pin 3 is receive, and pin 7 is ground. Most computers now use a DB9 connector for RS232. The standard off-the-shelf DB9 to DB25 cable will work. This cable swaps pins 2 and 3 internally. If you computer has a DB25 connector for RS232, use a straight DB25 to DB25 cable. Do not use a null modem cable. GPIO: GPIO acts like a contact closure. Use SACOM™ Remote to assign an event that toggles the GPIO pin. The factory default toggles pins X through X to correspond to muting a receiver module. SACOM™ Remote has a feature that lets you assign how the system responds to a transmitter mute (see SACOM Remote) A. Mute the channel’s receiver audio. (Factory default) B. Toggle the GPIO but do not mute the receiver audio. Use this with automated mixers or echo cancelling DSPs. C. Mute the channels receiver audio and toggle the GIPO pin. Audio Output Jacks:8. Configured for four or eight-module receiver frames and for XLR or Euro-block terminal connectors. Antenna B Input:9. TNC connector for dipole antennas (included), front-to-back antenna cables (included), or antenna cable to active extension antenna (see section on antennas, antenna placement and antenna cables).Antenna B Output:10. Daisy-chain to the input of another receiver-frame to form an antenna network.8Digital Wireless Microphone SystemsReceiver:SABINE INC. l 13301 NW US Highway 441 l Alachua, Florida 32615-8544 USA l Phone: +USA (386) 418-2000 l Fax: +USA (386) 418-2001 l www.SacomUSA.comMIC OUTPUTSAES350-60 Hz 100-240 VAC ANTENNA AETHERNET WORD CLOCKANTENNA B RS232-GPIO4G-+3G-+2G-+1G-+8G-+7G-+6G-+5G-+Mfgr: Sabine, Inc., Alachua, FL.DS8800Made In USATMOUTININOUTOUTINBACK PANEL (Euro-Block Connector):MIC OUTPUTSINAES3IN50-60 Hz 100-240 VAC ANTENNA A1234ETHERNET WORD CLOCKANTENNA B RS232-GPIO5678Mfgr: Sabine, Inc., Alachua, FL.DS8800 Made In USATMINOUTOUTOUT23471569823471569
Digital Wireless Microphone SystemsTransmiers:1. Heads: Five (5) microphone elements are available, both condenser and dynamic, depending on the applicaon of the microphone user (including Audix OM3 and OM5 dynamic heads). In general, condenser heads are more “transparent” and do not require the microphone to be held as close to the mouth. On the other hand, dynamic heads are oen preferred for live performance because they tend to accent the bass tones and they do not distort with very loud singing.2. Display: OLED display is used to program and display the current status of the transmier funcons. 3. Switch: User programmable to toggle on/o, on/mute/ or on/on. 4. Baery and Control Cover: Unscrew counter-clockwise and gently slide open.5. Antenna Cover: Do not hold the antenna cover. Your hand will shield the RF signal and cause poor audio performance.6. IR Sensor Port: The IR sensor is used to transfer channel sengs and a random encrypon key from the receiver to the transmier. 7. Select buon: Press this buon to select a funcon. The rst press acvates the rst edit able funcon in the tree. Press again to move to the next edit able funcon.8. Parameter Up: Press this buon to increase the value of the selected funcon.9. Parameter Down: Press this buon to decrease the value for the selected funcon.10. USB Port: Plug a micro USB cable into the USB port to charge the baeries or upgrade the rmware. 11. Baeries: (not shown) AA NiMH, 2200 to 2500-mAHr recommended. 12. Baery Door: Open posion.7106912811231457689567s8231491012111310131. Antenna: Length and style varies with the transmiers model number. Antennas are eld replaceable to improve reliability and redundancy.2. Programmable Switch: Toggle on/o, on/mute/ or on/on. 3. Microphone Connector: TA4 mini XLR style: SACOM™ oers a full range of lavaliere and headset microphones for opmal performance of your SACOM™ transmier. Works with both snap in and screw-in microphones. 4. Display: OLED display is used to program and display the current status of the transmier funcons. 5. IR Sensor Port: The IR sensor is used to transfer channel sengs and a random encrypon key from the receiver to the transmier. 6. Select: Press this buon to select a funcon. The rst press acvates the rst edit able funcon in the tree. Press again to move to the next edit able funcon.7. Parameter Down: Press this buon to decrease the value for the selected funcon.8. Parameter Up: Press this buon to increase the value of the selected funcon.9. Baeries: AA NiMH, 2200 to 2500-mAHr recommended. 10. Baery Door Locks: To open, press both at the same me and li the door open. To close, snap the door closed.11. USB Port: Plug a micro USB cable into the USB port to charge the baeries or upgrade the rmware. 12. Belt-Clip: Spring-loaded clip for aaching the transmier to a belt or similar object. Spring pressure presses the clip into two holes in the transmier body. Pull them out to remove or reverse the clip. Exercise cauon to prevent injury or scratching the case.13. Contacts: Charging contact points for the docking staon.HAND-HELD:BELT PACK:SABINE INC. l 13301 NW US Highway 441 l Alachua, Florida 32615-8544 USA l Phone: +USA (386) 418-2000 l Fax: +USA (386) 418-2001 l www.SacomUSA.com
Digital Wireless Microphone SystemsTransmiers:OFF/ONIR USB5432121. Power LED: When the Table Mic is on, the LED signals: Red = audio mute Green = audio passes Blinking Red = battery low Blinking Green = sync successful.2. Programmable switch: Talk, Mute, On/Off3. Contacts: Contact points for the charging station.4. I/R Sensor: Inputs programming instructions and encryption key from the receiver.5. Power Switch: On / Off.6. USB Port: Doubles as the power supply / recharger connection and computer programming port. The transmitter operates normally under USB power, with dead or no batteries for permanent installations.The SACOM™ DS80-C Conference Table-top Mic combines the professional audio specs and security of a wired mic with wireless convenience. Available in omni or cardioid polar pick-up patterns with 265-bit FIPS 197 encryption.SACOM™ Gooseneck Podium Mic Stems are available in 22”, 18”, 12”, and, 6” lengths that are interchangeable and feature interchangeable capsules available in omni, cardioid, and, super cardioid polar patterns.1. Interchangeable microphone capsule.2. Flexible stem section.3. A 4-pin XLR connector allows the exchange of different length microphone stems (6, 12, 18, 22 inch lengths).2213CONFERENCE TABLE-TOP:PODIUM GOOSENECK STEM :SABINE INC. l 13301 NW US Highway 441 l Alachua, Florida 32615-8544 USA l Phone: +USA (386) 418-2000 l Fax: +USA (386) 418-2001 l www.SacomUSA.comCapsules are interchangeable and are available in omni, cardioid, and, super cardioid polar patterns.GOOSENECK MIC CAPSULE:OMNI CARDIOIDSUPERCARDIOID 2
Digital Wireless Microphone SystemsTransmiers:321487911 1012(Figure 1) (Figure 2)Recharge the batteries by inserting the cassette into the SACOM™ Charging Dock.Sacom-Quick-Start-Guide-130514.inddSABINE INC. l 13301 NW US Highway 441 l Alachua, Florida 32615-8544 USA l Phone: +USA (386) 418-2000 l Fax: +USA (386) 418-2001 l www.SacomUSA.comPODIUM GOOSENECK: The SACOM™ Podium microphone combines the professional audio specs and security of a wired mic with wireless convenience. For use with baery power or permanently install the microphone using USB power.When the Gooseneck Mic is in use, the LED signals:RED = Audio MuteGREEN = Audio PassesBLINKING RED = Battery LowBLINKING GREEN = Sync SuccessfulSACOM1. ™ Capsules: Select cardioid, super-cardioid, or, omni-direconal sensivity polar paerns.Goosenecks:2. Two exible secons to extend over a laptop or briefcase. Available in 6, 12, 18 inch lengths.Radio-transparent ABS Top:3. Stylish design that hides and protects the antenna.Cast Metal Boom:4. Zinc base boom adds stability and absorbs desk noise.Power LED:5. (see g. 2 below)Buon Programming Opons: 6. ppress to talk ppress to mute ptoggle on or oPower Switch Programming Opons: 7. pOn / O pOn / Mute pOn / On.I/R Sensor:8. Inputs programming instrucons and encrypon key from the receiver.USB Port:9. Doubles as the USB recharger connecon and computer programming port. The transmier operates normally under USB power, with dead or no baeries for permanent installaons. When charging using the USB Port, The LED signals: RED = Charging / OFF = nished charging.Baery Cassee:10. Push tab to remove the baery cassee. Recharge the baeries by inserng the cassee into the SACOM™ Charging Dock. (See gure 1) The baery cassee holds four, o-the-shelf, AA, NiMH baeries for up to 9.5 hours connuous usage per charge. Keyholes: 11. For permanent mounngRubber Feet:12. Absorb desk noise and provide a stable, non-skid base.56RF Exposure Informaon l For the DS80H Handheld transmier: When transming, hold the radio in a vercal posion with its microphone 2 inches (5 cm) away from your mouth and keep the antenna at least 2 inches (5 cm) away from your head and body l For the DS80T BodyPack transmier: To maintain compliance with the Body Worn conguraon use only supplied accessories. Other body-worn accessories or conguraons may NOT comply with the FCC RF exposure requirements and should be not be used. l The informaon listed above provides the user with the informaon needed to make him or her aware of RF exposure, and what to do to assure that this radio operates with the FCC RF exposure limits of this radio. l This wireless microphone also complies with the following guidelines and standards regarding RF energy and electromagnec energy levels as well as evaluaon of those levels for human exposure: FCC OET Bullen 65 Edion 97-01 Supplement C, Evaluang Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnec Fields. American Naonal Standards Instute (C95.1-1992), IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnec Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz. American Naonal Standards Instute (C95.3-1992), IEEE Recommended Pracce for the Measurement of Potenally Hazardous Electromagnec Fields — RF and Microwave.

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