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RODE Microphones HS1 Instruction Manual

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  • Page 1 I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L www.rodemic.com...
  • Page 3 HS1. Featuring the pure, clear audio and low handling noise that is celebrated for, the HS1 Headset is built to deliver and to last. Subtle, ergonomic design including three axes of mechanical adjustment, malleable tube arm and ultra lightweight headband ensure the perfect fi...
  • Page 4 F E AT U R E S E R G O N O M I C D E S I G N • Ultra discreet appearance • Three axes of mechanical adjustment for perfect fi t • Malleable tube arm and headband for fi ne adjustment •...
  • Page 5 5. Shielded, detachable Kevlar® reinforced cable 6. Lapel-style cable management clip 7. Adjustment tools 8. Sanitary cleansing wipes Compact, interchangeable MiCon™ adaptors available to suit industry standard wireless systems* *MiCon™ adaptors sold separately - see rodemic.com/hs1 for a full list of compatibility - 5 -...

  • Page 6: Specifications

    S PEC I F I C AT I O N S Acoustic Principle: Permanently polarised condenser Directional Pattern: Omni-directional (see graph) Frequency Range: 60 Hz ~ 18 KHz (see graph) Output Impedence: 3k Ω Typical Signal To Noise Ratio: 69 dB Equivalent Noise: 25 dBA SPL (per IEC651)
  • Page 7 S PEC I F I C AT I O N S F R E Q U E N C Y R A N G E 20Hz 1000 10 000 20 000 P O L A R R E S P O N S E +5.0 -2.0 -2.0...
  • Page 8 H S1 S T R U C T U R E CABLE CONTROL TAB MiCon™ CONNECTION HEADBAND RETAINER MOISTURE CONTROL BELT MICROPHONE WITH POP FILTER EAR HOOK RETAINER HEADBAND SIZE ADJUSTMENT TAB - 8 -...

  • Page 9: M I C Pl Ac Em En T

    M I C PL AC EM EN T For the best performance, the HS1 microphone should be positioned just at the corner of the mouth, as close as possible without being in front of the user’s mouth. This ensures that the mic is in close proximity to the sound source without being exposed to possible plosives (gusts of wind noise caused by hard sounds such as ‘p’...
  • Page 10 Three axes of movement confi gure the microphone placement for optimal audio quality. To custom fi t the HS1, you may wish to try on the microphone fi rst. Hook the headband over your ears and the size of the headband can be controlled by pushing or pulling the left and right tabs along the rear of the headset.
  • Page 11 To re-position, loosen the retainer cap using the screwdriver provided in your HS1 case. You will not need to unscrew the retainer cap completely to allow movement. Once satisfi ed with the height of the retainer on the headband, tighten the retainer cap back in place.
  • Page 12 Push the microphone up or down at the retainer to create a rotating movement until you fi nd the angle that positions the HS1 microphone closest to your mouth. 300 degrees of rotation allows for the best possible positioning.
  • Page 13 A D J U S T T H E L E N G T H O F T H E H S 1 If the HS1 is extending beyond your mouth, you may alter the length by pushing the body back through the retainer. Adjust by holding the mic at the connector and push or pull the microphone through the retainer clasp.
  • Page 14 L E F T / R I G H T C O N F I G U R AT I O N O F H S 1 Depending on personal preference, the HS1 can sit at either the left or right hand side of the mouth. To change left/right confi guration, unscrew the retainer cap completely using the screwdriver provided.
  • Page 15 F I T T I N G YO U R H S1 RETAINER CAP Re-position the HS1, then return clamping plate and screw on retainer cap E R G O N O M I C A D J U S T M E N T For further ergonomic adjustment, you may bend the microphone tube along the body and adapt its shape.

  • Page 16: Co N N Ec To R A N D C A B L E

    (MiCon™ adaptors sold separately – see rodemic.com/hs1 for a full list of compatibility) To connect the HS1 to your MiCon™ cable, screw either end of the cable to the MiCon™ connection at the end of the microphone tube.
  • Page 17 CO N N EC TO R A N D C A B L E Then, attach the corresponding adaptor for your wireless system to the remaining connection on your MiCon™ cable, and plug in to your wireless system (MiCon™ adaptors sold separately). For further management, excess cable can be threaded through the groove in the cable management clip provided.

  • Page 18: Included Accessories

    W AT E R R E S I S TA N T P O P F I LT E R The pop fi lter is an optional attachment to your HS1 which reduces plosives (gusts of wind noise caused by hard sounds such as ‘p’...
  • Page 19 M I N I - F U R R Y For increased wind protection, a mini-furry windshield is provided with the HS1. The windshield is ideal for situations such as outdoor performances, where wind noise may distort the audio quality of the mic.

  • Page 20: S To R Ag E A N D C A R E

    S TO R AG E A N D C A R E When not in use, always keep your HS1 in the storage case provided. Close and snap the storage case for complete protection. If you fi nd you cannot open the case even after snapping open the clips (for example following a fl...
  • Page 21 The crystals will operate effectively again once they have turned blue. In some cases, such as when there are multiple users of the HS1, you may wish to sanitise the microphone. To do this, use the provided Sanitary Cleansing Wipes to wipe down the HS1 surface.
  • Page 23 S U PP O R T If you experience any problem, or have questions regarding your microphone, fi rst contact the dealer who sold it to you. We have an extensive dealer network to assist you. If you have diffi culty getting the advice or assistance you require from the dealer, do not hesitate to contact us directly via the details below.

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