Naxa NAM-982 User manual

Instruction Manual
NAM-982
Wireless Microphone System

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In the Box
àMicrophone
àAntenna adapter
àWireless receiver
àCable (1/4” to XLR)
à1/4” to 1/8” adapter

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How to Connect
To start using your microphone, connect it to
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Your microphone can be connected to sys-
tems with:
à 1/4” input
à 1/8” input (with the included adapter)
Wired Connection
1. Connect the XLR end of the cable to the
bottom of the microphone.
2. Connect the 1/4” end of the cable to a
speaker system input (or use the includ-
ed 1/8” plug adapter).
3. Set the switch on the microphone to the
“MIC” position.
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Wireless Connection
1. Load one “AA” battery into the battery
compartment found on the back of the
wireless receiver.
L Make sure to match the polarity
marked inside the battery com-
partment.
2. Turn the wireless receiver on and extend
its antenna.
3. Connect the 1/4” plug of the wireless
receiver to a speaker system input (or use
the included 1/8” plug adapter).

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4. Twist and unscrew the bottom half of
the microphone clockwise to reveal the
battery compartment. Load one “AA”
battery into the microphone, then screw
the bottom back on.
L Disconnect the cable from the
microphone before opening the
microphone. Failure to do so will
damage the microphone.
Make sure to match the polarity
marked inside the battery com-
partment.
5. Connect the antenna adapter to the bot-
tom of the microphone. (Align the arrow
on the antenna with the switch on the
microphone.)
6. Set the switch on the microphone to the
ON position.

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Placing Your
Microphone
The optimal position for your microphone
relative to the sound source depends on a few
factors, but it is mostly a matter of trial and
error.
Experiment with different distances and
positions to see which sounds best, but keep
the following things in mind.
Cardioid
Cardioid microphones are more sensitive to
sounds that are in front of it. Sounds from
behind the microphone will be slightly muted.
àCardioid microphones are great for vocal
or speech recording.
àWhen using a microphone for vocal or
speech work, the closer you are to the
microphone the more likely it will pick
up “plosives” when recording. Consider
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and the microphone.

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Sensitivity -72 ± 3 dB
Frequency 50-18,000 Hz
Output impedance 600 :
Operation voltage DC 1.5V or DC 3V
Effective distance 15-30 m
Cable length 5.03 m (16.5’)
Cable plug 6.3 mm (1/4”)
Adapter plug 3.5 mm (1/8”)
Support
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consult the instructions in this manual. Please
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For additional assistance, please contact
Naxa Technical Support.
NAXA Technical Support
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Vernon, CA 90058
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