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Thank you for purchasing the ProMaster SGM1 Compact Shotgun Microphone. For the
best performance, please read this manual thoroughly before using the product.
The SGM1 is a directional microphone. By mounting it to the top of your camera or
camcorder it is pointed in the same direction as your lens. This ensures the audio will be
focused on your subject while distracting background noise is reduced. Your videos will
benefit from clearer, more understandable sound.
Precautions.
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Avoid water, rain, and moisture as it can damage the SGM1
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Avoid extreme temperatures, especially above 60°C / 140°F.
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The SGM1 microphone is a sensitive, precision instrument. Avoid dropping or
shaking it.
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Use only a high quality 1.5V alkaline AA battery. Lower voltage rechargeable
batteries may not provide proper operation.
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Remove the battery from the microphone when it is not in use for an extended period
of time.
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Do not disassemble or attempt to repair this product yourself. Doing so will void the
warranty.
Keep the product and parts away from small children to avoid hazard from choking or
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swallowing.
In The Box
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SGM1 Compact Shotgun Microphone
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Shoe-mount microphone holder
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Coiled 3.5mm to 3.5mm male audio connection cable
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2 Foam windscreens
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AA battery
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Product manual
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Summary of Contents for pro master SGM1
- Page 1 The SGM1 is a directional microphone. By mounting it to the top of your camera or camcorder it is pointed in the same direction as your lens. This ensures the audio will be focused on your subject while distracting background noise is reduced.
- Page 2 Battery Installation Unscrew the base of the microphone then pull it away from the SGM1 body. Insert the battery according the “+” “-” sign in the compartment. Please be careful to install the battery in the proper orientation and use a high quality 1.5V AA. Do not use lower a lower voltage rechargeable battery.
- Page 3 Now mount one foam windscreen onto the microphone head. With the SGM1 powered OFF mount it to the shoe mount microphone holder. It will ‘clip’ into place with light pressure. You can adjust the angle of the microphone head by loosening the thumb screw on the side of the shoe mount holder, tilting the assembly, and then re-tightening the thumb screw.
- Page 4 OFF your camera’s AGC or Automatic Gain Control. Refer to your camera’s instruction manual for more information. Note: It is important to watch the red LED power light on the SGM1 is illuminated during your videography. If the light goes out be sure to replace the battery before continuing to take video.