Hollyland LARK M1 - Wireless Microphone System Manual

Hollyland LARK M1 - Wireless Microphone System Manual

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Hollyland LARK M1 - Wireless Microphone System Manual

PACKING LIST

2-person Wireless Microphone System

information Note: The amount of the items listed above are subject to the package edition.

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

TX: Transmitter

  1. Status Indicator
  2. Built-in Microphone
  3. Power button
  4. Pair/Hear Clear Noise
  • Canceling Button
  1. Mounting Clip
  2. Charging Contact & Type-C port

RX: Receiver

  1. Pair/VoIume Up Button
  2. Mode Switch/VoIume Down Button
  3. Power Button
  4. 3.5mm Phone/Camera Interface Port
  5. Power Indicator
  6. Mounting Clip
  7. Charging Contact

Charging Case for 2-person Wireless Microphone System

  1. Indicator Inside the Case
  2. Indicator Outside the Case
  3. USB Type-C Port

PRODUCT INSTALLATION

The TX and RX automatically turn on and pair with each other out of the box.

Clip the TX to a shirt collar.
PRODUCT INSTALLATION

iPhone connection

iPhone connection
Connect the RX to iPhone with the 3.5mrn TRS to Lightning Cable.

Android phone connection

Android phone connection
Connect the RX to the Phone with the 3.5rnm TRS to USB Type-C Cable.

Camera Connection

Camera Connection
Install the RX on the camera, Connect the RX and the camera with the 3.5mm TRS Patch Cable.

Connection with TRRS Compatible Devices

Connection with TRRS Compatible Devices
Connect the RX to a TRRS compatible device with the a. 5mm TRS to TRRS Patch Cable.

CAMERA SETTINGS

To ensure optimal use with the camera, please follow the settings as recommended below.

SONY camera Camera recording volume set to 1

Canon camera Recording level set to 1 block

Fujifilm camera External microphone volume set to - 26dB

INDICATOR LIGHTS GUIDE

INDICATOR LIGHTS

Indicator Lights Guide - RX & TX

Indicator Light Status Device Status
Blue indicator light stays on Device connected
Blue indicator light flashing Device disconnected
Red indicator lights on TX RX stay on Low-battery TX
2 red indicator lights flashing on RX Low- battery RX
Orange indicator light flashing Device in charging (charging when powered Off)
Orange indicator light stays on Device fully charged (charging when powered off)
Green static light on TX Noise-cancelling function ON
Green static light on RX Camera mono mode
Blue static light on RX Phone mode/Camera stereo mode

Indicator Lights Guide - Charging Case

Indicator Light Status Device Status
One indicator light outside the case flashing when connected via USB Charging case in charging (refer to the number of shining indicator lights for charging progress)
Four indicator lights outside the case stay on Charging case fully charged
Indicator lights inside the case breathing TX,/RX in charging
Indicator lights inside the case stay on TX/RX fulIy charged

Indicator Lights Outside the Case Guide

Number Of Shining Indicator Lights Charging Case Battery Level
One flashing indicator light Low battery, output charging discontinued
One shining indicator light 25%
Two shining indicator lights 50%
Three shining indicator lights 75%
Four shining indicator lights 100%

OPERATING GUIDE

Auto power On/Off
Remove TX/RX from the charging case, it will automatically turn on. Put TX/RX back in the charging case, it will automatically turn off.

Manually Power On/Off
Hold Power Button of TX/RX for as seconds to power on/off the device manually. (Figure 1)

Auto Pairing
Remove TX/RX from the charging case, they will automatically pair with each other- Put TX/RX back in the charging case, they will automatically disconnect with each other.

Manually Pairing
Hold Pair/HearCIear Noise-Cancelling Button of TX for 3s seconds and then hold Pair Button of RX for 3s seconds to pair. (Figure 2)

Auto Charging
Put the devices back to the charging case, the auto-charging starts.

Manually Charging
Charge the TX, RX, and Charging Case separately via the Type-C port of each unit.

Turn On/Off HearClear Noise-Cancelling Function on TX
Press the Pair/HearCIear Noise-Cancelling Button on TX to turn on/off the noise-cancelling function. (Figure 3)

Volume Gain Adjustment
There are three volume level settings on the RX: Low, Middle, and High.
The volume level of the device is set to Middle by default.
Press the Pair/Volume Up Button on the RX to increase volume and Mode Switch/Volume Down Button to decrease volume. (Figure 4)

Mode Switch
Lang press the Made Switch/VoIume Down Button for 5 seconds to switch modes:
Green static light indicates Camera Mono Mode
Blue static light indicates Phone Mode or Camera Stereo Mode (depending on the device connected) (Figure 5)

PARAMETERS

Wireless Transmission 24GHz Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH)
Transmission Range 40M(free movement). 200M (LOS)
ln-built Microphone Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional
Frequency Range: 20Hz-20KHz
Maximum SPL 110dB SPL
Input Dynamic Range 86 dB
Battery Type TX: 140mAh (O,518Wh)
RX: 200mAh
Charging Case: 1400mAh (5.18VVh)
Runtime TX: 8H
RX: 8H
Charging Case: Maximum 2 times charging for 2TX and 1RX.
Charging Time TX: 1.5H
RX: 1.5H
Charging Case: 1.5H
Dimensions TX: 48x21.5x10 mm
RX: 48.3x27.6x11 mm
Charging Case 83x60x30 mm
Weight TX: 11.8 g
RX: 17.5g
Charging Case: 80g

information Note: The frequency range and wireless transmit power of the device vary based on the regulations of different countries and regions.

Safety precautions

Do not place the product near or inside heating devices (including but not limited to microwave ovens, induction cookers, electric ovens, electric heaters, pressure cookers, water heaters, gas stoves) to prevent the battery from overheating and exploding.

Never use non-original charging cases, cables, and batteries with the product.

The use of non-original spare parts may cause electric shock, fire, explosion, or other dangers.

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