Microphone Connection; Fixing Andpositioningthe Microphone - Sennheiser MKE 48 Manual

Microphone connection
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MKE48 PU:
Withintegrated powering adapter. C anbeconnect-
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powering. Required supplyvoltage: 10to 52 V.Plug
connectors: 3 -poleXLR.
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MKE48 R:
ForusewiththeMikroport@transmitterSK1012 (all
versions). T he microphoneis poweredfrom the
transmitterbattery.For all other applications, a
corresponding powering adapter m ustbeinserted
betweenthe microphoneand the microphone
input.
MKE48 PU
Recommended a dapters:
MZA10U
Batteryadapterwith 9 V battery, I EC6 F22.
Output:balanced, 3 -poleXLR.
MS14 P
Adapterforpoweringthe MKE48Rfrom10to 52V
phantom powering circuits according to DIN
45 596. Balanced output,3-poleXLR.
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Rxingand positioning the microphone
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1. Position theheadset s othatthecushions reston
thetemples. S hiftthe microphone forwardright
up to the stop (fig.B).
2. Undo theknurledsrew.Position themicrophone
atadistance of about1cmfromthecornerofthe
mouth(fig.A andB). Ifthe microphone cannot
be positionedas desired,carefullybend the
microphone arm (fig.B).
3. Insert t he cableintothe provided clipandfasten
theclipto yourclothing(fig.C).Note:makesure
thereissufficient s lackbetween theclipandthe
microphone so that suddenheadmovements
do not jerk the microphone out of position.
4. MKE 48 PU only:
Fasten the phantom powering adapter at the
waistband as shown in fig. D.
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