Shure MX692 - Manuals

English – 4 MX692 FEATURES AND CONTROLS CONTINUED To access gain and channel settings, open the battery compartment door. Input Attenuation Control This two position switch lets you select either 0 dB or 20 dB attenuation, depending on the volume of the talker’s voice. Transmitter Output Gain Contro...

English – 5 CHECKING AND REPLACING THE BATTERY To check the battery charge:1. Turn the transmitter switch to on2. Verify that one of the battery power LEDs is glowing (see page 3).3. The amount of battery life remaining is indicated by which LED is lit, as shown in the following table: Replacing the...

English – 6 ADJUSTING THE TRANSMITTER GAIN LEVEL If transmitter gain is set correctly, theaudio LED meter onthe UC4 receivershould reach amberduring normal speechand momentarily flash red during the loudest speech. If transmitter output needs to be in-creased or decreased, adjust the output gaincont...

English – 7 POSITIONING THE MICROPHONE With the standard cardioid cartridge installed, the MX692 will pick up audio at conversational volume levelswithin 1.5 M (5 ft.) in a 130 degree range. As a general rule, a single microphone should be used for every two people speaking. If a tighter pickup rang...

English – 8 POSITIONING MULTIPLE MICROPHONES In any installation, good vocal pickup can be achieved by following the positioning rules on page7. Maintain at least .3 m (1 ft.) separation betweentransmitters. If you experience transmitter interfer-ence, increase the distance between transmitters, orc...

English – 9 POSITIONING THE RECEIVER The UC4 receiver may be rack mounted. See page 14 for information on systems with multiple transmitters and receivers. ¹ Maximum distance depends on signal absorption, reflection, and interference. MX692 >2 m (5 ft.)<75 m (250 ft.) typical¹ UC4

English – 10 REMOVING THE GRILLE 1. Open the battery compartment2. Remove the battery3. Loosen and remove the screw at the base of the battery compartment 4. Remove the retainer from the top of the micro- phone 5. Insert the screwdriver into the opening above the battery compartment 6. Press gently ...

English – 11 ADDITIONAL OR REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGES Additional or replacement cartridges may be purchased for the MX692. For more information or to order cartridges, contact the Shure service department or an authorized Shure service center. Omnidirectional Cartridge .....................................

English – 12 THE INTERNAL DIP SWITCHES The functionality of the touch-sensitive switch on the microphone ’ s front panel (see page 3) can be customized using the internal DIP switches. See page 13 for customization options. 2 1 *'+ &

English – 13 CUSTOMIZING MICROPHONE SWITCH FUNCTIONALITY Note: switch 4 of the MX692 DIP switch panel is not active DESIRED SWITCH FUNCTIONALITY DESIRED LED FUNCTIONALITY DIP SWITCH SETTING Push to mute, release to talk (as shipped) LED on when microphone is active Push to talk release to mute LED o...

English – 14 TIPS FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE • Maintain a line of sight between transmitter and receiver antennas. • Avoid using the MX692 microphone on metal surfaces. • Avoid placing laptop computers or other obstructions in front of the microphone during use. • The MX692 wireless microphone/transmit...

English – 15 TROUBLESHOOTING If you experience difficulty, check the following: • Make sure both the transmitter and the receiver are turned on. • Check the MX692 battery gauge. Replace the battery if necessary. • Make sure the transmitter and receiver frequency group/channel settings are identical....

English – 16 SPECIFICATIONS Frequency response (see insert) 50 to 17,000 Hz Polar pattern (see insert) Cardioid (supplied) Current drain 62 ± 10 mA, typical (Vss = 6.0 to 9.6 VDC) Battery life 7 hours (based on alkaline battery) Dynamic range >100 dB minimum, A-weighted Gain Adjustment Range -6 t...

Mute Circuitry Dimensions, Polar Patterns and Frequency Response Certifications and Licensing 131 mm (5.17 in.) 92 mm (3.625 in.) 46 mm (1.8 in.) 20 20000 1000 10000 50 100 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 +10 0 –10 Hz dB -20 +20 1 2 UC4 at minimum low frequency setting 2 3 4 3 UC4 at maximum high fr...