AUDAC CMX220 Installation and operating instructions

PROFESSIONAL AUDIO EQUIPMENT
CMX220 mini shotgun microphone
User Manual & Installation Guide
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CMX220
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AUDAC PROFESSIONAL AUDIO EQUIPMENT
User Manual & Installation Guide
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Before connecting or installing this product, first read these instructions carefully
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Introduction
The Audac CMX220 microphone is a back electret mini shotgun condensor microphone,
primarily designed for speech and vocal pickup.
The CMX220 can be mounted on lecterns or conference tables, or be used with the APM
microphone base.
Designed with an interference tube to capture voice at long distances, and enhancing the
sensitivity of directional pickup.
Features
-High quality back electret condenser capsule
-Wide dynamic range and frequency response
-High sensitivity, low signal noise, super directivity
-360° revolving structural design with connecting joint
-Easy fit foam windscreen
Installation
1. Aim the microphone toward the desired source (person or group of persons), and away
from any unwanted source, such as a loudspeaker.
2. Always use the supplied foam windscreen to control breath noise.
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Technical specifications
Type Back electret with interference tube
Polar pattern Line + gradient (see figure 1)
Element pressure gradient, FET preamplifier
Frequency response 50 Hz—18 kHz (see figure 2)
Sensitivity -40 dB ±3 dB ( 0 dB = 1V/Pa @ 1 kHz )
Impedance 250 Ohm ±30% ( @ 1 kHz )
Load Impedance 1250 Ohm
Equivalent noise level 21 dBA
Maximum SPL 125 dB ( THD 0.5% 1000 Hz )
Signal-to-noise ratio 72 dB
Dynamic range 105 dB
Power supply Phantom Power 16—52 V DC
Current Consumption 3.5 mA
Output connector 3 pin XLR connector Gold plated
Colour Iron grey
Dimensions Ø 19 mm x 238 mm
Weight Approx. 200 gr.
Accessories included Foam windscreen
Figure 1 : Polar pattern
Figure 2 : Frequency response
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Eligible to bear CE marking. Conforms to European EMC Directive
89/336/EEC. Meets applicable tests and performance criteria in
European standard EN 55103 (1996) parts 1 and 2, for residential
(E1) and light industrial (E2) environments.
Figure 3 : Wiring diagram