Superlux E309D PRO User manual

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E361
CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE
PATLEM GOOSENECK MICROPHONE
E309D PRO
HIGH QUALITY CONDENSER
GOOSENECK MICROPHONE
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English

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
E309D PRO Miniature Gooseneck Microphone delivers
the professional features needed to achieve optimum
speech pickup in board meetings, conferences, pre-
sentations, houses-of-worship and more. The E309D
PRO features a highly sensitive condenser capsule and
is available in a cardioid, super-cardioid or omni-direc-
tional pickup pattern for maximum flexibility and control.
The three model numbers for E309D PRO with different
capsule are as bellow:
E309DU PRO with incorporated cardioid capsule
E309DH PRO with incorporated supercardioid capsule
E309DO PRO with incorporated omni-directional capsule
The E361 is a condenser gooseneck microphone with a
continuously-variable pickup pattern achieved by its dual
capsule design. The variable pattern control is selected
by the button on its base, making the E361 flexible for a
variety of applications.
E361
E309D PRO
CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE
PALTEM GOOSENECK MICROPHONE
HIGH QUALITY CONDENSER
GOOSENECK MICROPHONE

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FEATURES
• High quality condenser capsule
• Durable, high quality gooseneck structure
• Integrated programmable stand
• Selectable capsules from cardioid, super-cardioid and
omni- directional for E309D PRO only
• E361 features dual capsule design and continuously
variable pattern RF immunity
APPLICATIONS
• Conference room
• Board meetings
• Presentations
• Houses-of-worship
Both the E309D PRO and E361 feature a brand-new
design in a high-quality gooseneck. They are immune
to radio-frequency (RF) interference from cell phones,
PDAs, wireless internet devices, two-way radios, etc. An
On/Off switch doubles as a power LED, providing status
indication. The integrated desk stand features a pro-
grammable membrane switch. The base features both a
3-pin XLR male output connection and a 4-pin connector
to allow a hard-wired cable to be led out from either the
bottom or the rear of the base.

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E361 FREQUENCY RESPONSE
143.0mm
[5.630in]
Ø16.0mm
[0.630in]
465.17mm
[18.314in]
Ø6.0mm
[0.236in]
Ø7.3 mm
[0.287in]
Ø8.0mm
[0.315in]
44.6mm
[1.756in]
123.0mm
[4.843in] Unit: mm/inch

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E309D PRO FREQUENCY RESPONSE
Unit: mm/inch
143.0mm
[5.630in]
Ø11.5mm
[0.453in]
Ø6.0mm
[0.236in]
Ø7.3mm
[0.287in]
Ø8.0mm
[0.315in]
44.6.0mm
[1.756in] 445.21mm
[17.528in]
123.0mm
[4.843in]

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Specications
Transducer Back Electret
Polar Pattern Dual capsule design with continuously
variable polar pattern
Frequency Response 80~18,000 Hz
Dynamic Range 107 dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 81 dB
Equivalent Noise Level 15 dB
Max. SPL 120 dB SPL
Sensitivity - 31 ± 2 dBV/Pa
Finish Matte-black
Power Requirement P48, 8.6 mA
Output Impedance 200 ohms
Connector 3-pin XLR male jack
Net Weight 943 g (33.3 oz)
*1Pa=10 microbars=94dB SPL
*Note:Specications are subject to change.
E361
CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE
PALTEM GOOSENECK MICROPHONE

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Specications
Transducer Back Electret
Polar Pattern E309D PRO: Select from 3 capsules: car-
dioid, supercardioid and omni-directional.
Frequency Response 20~20,000 Hz
Dynamic Range 105 dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 75 dB
Equivalent Noise Level 19 dB
Max. SPL 124 dB
Sensitivity - 38 ± 2 dBV/Pa
Finish Matte-black
Power Requirement P48, 5.5mA
Output Impedance 200 ohms
Connector 3-pin XLR male jack
Net Weight 938 g (33.1 oz)
*1Pa=10 microbars=94dB SPL
*Note:Specications are subject to change.
*The three model numbers are as bellow:
E309DU PRO with incorporated cardioid capsule
E309DH PRO with incorporated supercardioid capsule
E309DO PRO with incorporated omni-directional capsule
E309D PRO HIGH QUALITY CONDENSER
GOOSENECK MICROPHONE

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Operational Settings
Programmable Membrane Switch
Both E309D PRO and E361 integrate a low-profile micro-
phone base and require a phantom power supply. Their
base provides a soft touch button that can be congured
for “push-to-talk”, “push-to-mute” or “toggle on-and-off” op-
eration through the dip switch on the bottom.
1. Push-to-talk: The microphone is normally muted. Pushing
and holding the soft touch button will turn the micro-
phone on. As soon as the operator stops holding the soft
touch button, the microphone will return to mute.
2. Push-to-mute: The microphone is normally on. Pushing
and holding the soft touch button will mute the micro-
phone. As soon as the operator stops holding the soft
touch button, the microphone will again turn on.
3. Toggle / Power Up ON: As soon as phantom power is

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applied to the base, the microphone is on. Momentarily
pressing the soft touch button will mute the microphone.
Momentarily pressing the soft touch button again will turn
the microphone on. This operation will repeat indenitely
4. Toggle / Power Up OFF (Muted): As soon as phantom
power is applied to the base, the microphone is muted.
Momentarily pressing the soft touch button will turn the
microphone on. Momentarily pressing the soft touch but-
ton again will mute the microphone. This operation will
repeat indenitely.
For the E361 gooseneck microphone, there is a continuous-
ly variable pattern control located on the bottom which can
change the microphone pickup pattern from omni- direc-
tional to gure-8.

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Connection
Users may use an audio cable terminated with a profes-
sional 3-pin XLR type connector to send a balanced audio
signal to a microphone preamp, or a three-conductor
cable with one open end and the other terminated with a
professional 3-pin male XLR type connector. If an audio
cable terminating in XLR connectors on both ends is used,
it can simply be plugged in to the built-in XLR jack at the
back of the base. If a hard-wired installation is preferred,
a three-conductor cable with an open end can be directly
attached to the base following the instructions below; this
cable can be led out from the bottom, or from the back if
preferred.
1. Determine whether the cable is to be led out from the
bottom or the rear of the base.
2. If from the bottom, then rst of all, open the rectangular
plastic panel on the bottom. The 4-pin connector will be
visible. Insert the open end of the cable into the hole
located at the center of the bottom and feed the cable
end into the 4-pin connector recess. Connect the wires
according to the pin assignment below.
3. If the wire is to be led out through the rear of the base,
then first of all, open the rectangular plastic panel on
the bottom to expose the 4-pin connectors. Remove the
small rubber cover from the hole at the back of the base
and feed the open end of the cable through this hole