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1、Product Appearance
2、About Device
Clip
Type-C(Side)
Microphone Indicator
3、Use Device
Mic/Receiver power on and pairing
Poweron:Long press the power switch, blue light flashing.
Poweroff:Long press the power switch, blue light off.
Turn on the noise reduction function:The microphone and receiver are automatic pairing.
After connecting the phone with USB cable, press the switch button, purple light on, the
noise reduction is turned on.
Pairing：Mic/Receiver Automatic Pairing, blue light flashing.
Use process
Step 1: Turn on the microphone and receiver, automatic pairing, the blue light of the
transmitter is steady on if the pairing is successful.
W1 instructions
Type-c Connect
Toggle
Switch Key
Switch Key
3.5mm Audio
Interface
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Summary of Contents for Lark Acoustics KULARK BL-MIC1
- Page 1 W1 instructions 1、Product Appearance 2、About Device Switch Key Clip 3.5mm Audio Type-c Connect Interface Type-C(Side) Toggle Switch Key Microphone Indicator 3、Use Device Mic/Receiver power on and pairing Poweron:Long press the power switch, blue light flashing. Poweroff:Long press the power switch, blue light off. Turn on the noise reduction function:The microphone and receiver are automatic pairing.
- Page 2 Step 2: The receiver connects the phone with USB cable, and the phone displays the small icon of headphone. Step 3: The blue light of the receiver is steady on, the phone is turned on to record, live video and other apps can use the microphone to listen. Note: receiver listening and listening, Default last used function.
- Page 3 6、Safety Precautions Electrical Safety The installation and use of this product must strictly comply with local electrical safety standards. Transport Carefully Prevent heavy damage, severe vibration or damage caused by immersion. Data Line Maintenance Do not damage the Data Line, do not twist it, stretch it, and bundle it. Do not press it under heavy objects or between items.
- Page 4 FCC warning statements: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.