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Shure 596LB User Manual
Shure 596LB User Manual

Shure 596LB User Manual

Dynamic hand-held communications microphone

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GENERAL
The Shure Model 596LB is a compact, hand-held dynamic,
low-impedance communications microphone with a 200 to
5,000 Hz frequency response. Designed especially for voice
communications use, it is an economical unit for applica-
tions in budget-restricted paging and other installations. The
microphone is compatible with many popular paging ampli-
fier inputs. Its tailored frequency response provides clear, in-
telligible operation. The ARMO-DUR
and sturdy, and fits comfortably in the palm of the hand. It
has a long-life push-to-talk switch, and a durable coiled ca-
ble for years of reliable performance. The 596LB has a
low-impedance output.
The 596LB is furnished with a sturdy mounting bracket for
permanent installation.
Features
Omnidirectional pickup pattern for optimum off-axis operation
Frequency response from 200 to 5,000 Hz, tailored for voice
communications
Economical-the perfect choice for modest paging installations
Rugged and dependable under most operating conditions
Silver-plated switch contacts for long-term low contact resis-
tance and reliable performance
Long-life vinyl-jacketed coil-cord for years of trouble-free
operation
Output impedance matches most paging amplifier inputs
Virtually indestructible ARMO-DUR case
Sturdy, convenient mounting button for attaching to equipment
or nearby surface using supplied mounting bracket
2013 Shure Incorporated
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27D2756 (Rev. 6)
DYNAMIC HAND-HELD COMMUNICATIONS MICROPHONE
case is small, light
Model 596LB User Guide
MOUNTING
The 596LB is provided with a rear-case hang-up button for
use with a mounting bracket on or near associated equip-
ment. The bracket has mounting holes with clearance for
No. 6 or No. 8 screws (not supplied).
CONNECTIONS
The internal switch connections of the 596LB are shown in
Figure 1. The 596LB has a four-conductor, coiled-cord cable
(two conductors shielded) and a double-pole, double-throw,
push-button switch to control the microphone circuit and an
external relay or switching circuit. The RED and BLACK un-
shielded leads control the relay or switching circuit.
Refer to the following tables and to the wiring diagram below.
WIRE
INPUT TYPE
COLOR
WHITE
UNBALANCED
GREEN
AUDIO GROUND
SHIELD
CHASSIS GROUND
WHITE
BALANCED
GREEN
SHIELD
CHASSIS GROUND
N.C.
S1
C4
.001
MK1
WIRING DIAGRAM
The 596LB can be wired for balanced-line operation and is
recommended for use where long cable lengths are
required, or conditions where severe hum pickup may exist.
The 596LB can be fed directly into a standard
low-impedance amplifier input, or a Shure A95 Series Line
Matching Transformer (at the equipment end of the cable)
can be used for coupling the 596LB to the input of a
high-impedance amplifier. A two-conductor shielded cable
can be used for extending only the microphone circuit. If
both the microphone and the remote circuit are to be
extended, a four-conductor with two shielded conductors
should be used.
The microphone circuit of the 596LB is normally open when
the microphone switch button is not depressed.
FUNCTION
XLR
1/4 IN. PHONE
CONNECTOR
AUDIO
PIN 2
PIN 3
PIN 1
AUDIO +
PIN 2
AUDIO –
PIN 3
PIN 1
BLACK
W6
W1
RED
WHITE
W2
W3
GREEN
FIGURE 1
Printed in U.S.A.
PLUG
TIP
SLEEVE
SLEEVE
TIP
RING
SLEEVE
SWITCH
CLOSURE
SWITCH
CLOSURE
AUDIO +
AUDIO –
SHIELD

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Summary of Contents for Shure 596LB

  • Page 1 Silver-plated switch contacts for long-term low contact resis- Matching Transformer (at the equipment end of the cable) tance and reliable performance can be used for coupling the 596LB to the input of a • Long-life vinyl-jacketed coil-cord for years of trouble-free high-impedance amplifier.
  • Page 2 OPERATION Switch Double-pole, double-throw, push-to-talk, normally open The 596LB will operate satisfactorily under most conditions Cable of humidity, heat and cold. Dropping the microphone or 1.5 m (5 ft) extended length, 4-conductor (2 shielded), other severe mechanical shocks should be avoided.