The microphone will be a condenser type designed to be
suspended (2600VP), mounted on a boom (2700VP), mounted
on a podium gooseneck (2800VP) or installed in a boundary
surface (2220VP/2220VPW). The microphone will have a
continuously variable polar pattern controllable from the
digital signal platform connected by a two conductor shielded
cable separating pins 2 and 3 to two discrete channels of the
DSP.
The sensitivity of the microphone (2600VP, 2700VP, 2800VP)
will be –29dBV (35mv) @ 1Pa. The frequency response will be
40Hz - 20KHz. The impedance of the microphone will be 135
ohms. The self noise will be 22dBA. The maximum SPL will be
110dB. The microphone will have a TB3M-type connector on
the rear of the microphone element enclosure. The included
cable will be a XLRF-type connector and two Phoenix-style
connectors with 24" of two-conductor shielded 22AWG cable.
The Astatic model 2600VP is specied above.
The 2700VP is specied with the above equipment with the
addition of the MB-1. The MB-1 is a low gloss, 56" [142cm]
carbon-ber pole designed to attach to a 5/8" x 27 threaded
microphone stand. The pole is terminated with a 3" [73mm]
ex- gooseneck with a diameter of 1/4" [7mm] and TA3F-type
connector. The opposite end has a TB3M-type connector.
Length and angle is easily adjusted with a tension screw
where the pole meets the microphone stand. Packaged
weight is 2lbs [0.9 kg] and is 57" [1.5m] long.
The 2800VP is specied with everything in the 2600VP and
the addition of the MB-18. The MB-18 is a matte black, 16 -3/4"
[42.3cm] dual-ex gooseneck. Total length of 18" [45.7cm]
is reached when the microphone head is connected. The
gooseneck is terminated with a TA3F-type connector and
XLRM-type connector. Packaged weight is 1lb 14oz [0.85Kg]
and 7.2oz [0.20Kg].
The 2220VP/ 2220VPW is specied with a sensitivity of
-32dBV (25mv @ 1Pa). The frequency response will be
90Hz-17KHz. The impedance of the microphone will be 120
ohms. The self noise will be 24dBA. The maximum SPL will
be 120dB. The microphone will include an integral 80Hz,
12dB/octave high-pass lter to improve intelligibility. The
microphone will have a 3-pin XLRM-type connector allowing
for bottom exit. The microphone will operate from P12, P24
or P48 standard phantom power consuming 4mA. The
microphone will be 3- 3/8" [85mm] long, 1-1/8" [28mm] in
diameter and stands 3/4" [20mm] above boundary. The net
weight [mass] will be 3.9oz [0.11Kg]. The packaged weight
[mass] will be 5.0oz [0.14Kg]. The 2220VP will have a durable
matte- black urethane nish, or for a matte -white nish add
“W” to the model number.
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©2011 CAD Audio Part No. 47137-00-01 June2011
2600VP/2700VP/2800VP/2220VP
Continuously-variable Pattern Condenser Microphone System
with Remote Polar Control through Digital Signal Platform
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The connection cable between the microphone element and the DSP is to be two-conductor, with a braided shield
cable - AWG22. (Existing wiring such as mic cable or an analog audio snake can be used.)
1. Connect the microphone to the 40- 360 cable
2. If the microphone has an onboard VP dial, set it to Figure-of-eight (8) fully clock-wise
3. Connect the 40 -360 cable end with heat shrink to the rst channel of the DSP
4. Connect the 40 -360 cable without the heat shrink to the second channel of the DSP
5. Upload the corresponding software for the DSP in use - check www.cadaudio.com/vpdsp
6. Apply phantom power to both channels within the DSP
7. Adjust the input gain equally on each channel
Final Connection & Setup Architects’ and Engineers’ Specications
Cable 40-360
VP DSP Block Diagram