SVBONY SVMic D4 4-Person Wireless Lavalier Microphones System User Manual

1. Okwu mmalite

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The SVBONY SVMic D4 is a versatile 4-person wireless lavalier microphone system designed for group videos, interviews, podcasts, and online meetings. It provides crystal-clear, synchronized audio with advanced features for various recording environments.

Akụkụ ndị bụ isi:

• Crystal-Clear Audio for 4 People Simultaneously: Record synchronized audio for multiple participants.
• Smart Display for Audio Monitoring: Visually monitor connection, battery, and recording volume in real-time.
• Adaptive 2-Level Noise Reduction: Manually switch between Light and Heavy Noise Reduction for optimal sound clarity in different environments.
• High-Quality 48kHz/24bit Audio Recording: Captures detailed sound with a >70dB signal-to-noise ratio and handles volumes up to 120dB SPL.
• Safety Track Mode: Records a backup channel at a lower volume (-6dB) to prevent audio clipping.
• Magnetic & Clip-On Dual Mounting System: Securely attach transmitters to clothing using either the clip or magnetic sheet.
• Ogologo ndụ batrị: Transmitters offer 12.5 hours of battery life, and the receiver can recharge them.
• Ndakọrịta Universal: Equipped with USB-C, Lightning, and 3.5mm TRS output cables for cameras, iPhones, Android devices, and computers.

Kedu ihe dị na igbe:

• Wireless Lavalier Microphones Receiver (1)
• Wireless Lavalier Microphones Transmitter (4)
• Charging cable (USB-A to Type-C) (1)
• Windscreen (4)
• Akwụkwọ ntuziaka onye ọrụ (1)
• Magnetic sheet (4)
• Oxford cloth portable bag (1)
• Type-C OTG cable (1)
• Lightning OTG cable (1)
• 3.5mm Camera OTG TRS cable (1)

Image: Contents of the SVBONY SVMic D4 package, including receiver, four transmitters, cables, windscreens, magnetic sheets, and a portable bag.

2. Ntuziaka Nhazi

njirimara akụrụngwa:

Image: SVBONY SVMic D4 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System components: receiver and four transmitters.

The system includes one receiver (RX) and four transmitters (TX). The receiver features a smart display for monitoring all four microphones.

Mounting the Transmitters:

Image: A SVBONY SVMic D4 transmitter clipped onto clothing, showing its compact size and light weight.

Transmitters can be attached using the integrated clip or the magnetic sheet for delicate fabrics. Ensure the microphone is positioned for optimal sound capture.

Jikọọ na ngwaọrụ gị:

Image: Diagram illustrating the universal compatibility of the SVBONY SVMic D4 receiver with Type-C OTG, Lightning OTG, and 3.5mm camera interfaces.

The receiver offers versatile connectivity for various devices. Use the appropriate OTG cable (Type-C or Lightning) for smartphones/tablets or the 3.5mm TRS cable for cameras.

3. Ntuziaka ọrụ

Gbanyụọ/ Gbanyụọ:

To power on or off the receiver (RX) or transmitters (TX), long-press the power button for 2 seconds.

Mbelata mkpọtụ:

The transmitters feature a 2-level noise reduction system. Short-press the noise reduction button on the transmitter to cycle between Light Noise Reduction (green light) and Heavy Noise Reduction (green and red lights). Press again to turn off (lights off).

Image: Close-up of a SVBONY SVMic D4 transmitter with a windscreen and LED indicators for noise reduction levels.

Mechie ọrụ:

Short-press the mute button on the transmitter to activate or deactivate the mute function. A red light indicates the microphone is muted.

Adjusting Volume (Receiver):

On the receiver, short-press the volume adjustment buttons to increase or decrease the recording volume for each channel. The smart display will show the current volume levels.

Wired Listening Function:

Connect headphones to the 3.5mm audio jack on the receiver to monitor audio in real-time during recording.

4. Advanced Atụmatụ

Ngosipụta smart:

Image: SVBONY SVMic D4 receiver's smart display showing connection status, battery levels, and audio input for four microphones.

The receiver's smart display provides real-time monitoring of all four microphones, including connection status, battery levels, and recording volume. It also allows locking transmitter numbers for easier management.

Long-Range Transmission:

Image: A camera on a tripod recording two people in an open field, illustrating the 656ft/200m long-range transmission of the SVBONY SVMic D4 system.

The system offers stable audio transmission up to 656 feet (200 meters) in open areas with low latency (20ms), ideal for large venues or outdoor recording.

Ọdịda dị oke mma:

Transmitters capture audio at 48kHz/24bit, ensuring detailed and authentic sound. The system boasts a >70dB signal-to-noise ratio for ultra-low noise and handles volumes up to 120dB SPL.

Safety Track Mode:

Activate Safety Track mode to record a backup audio channel at -6dB. This prevents audio clipping and ensures a usable recording even if the main track distorts.

Ndụ batrị:

Image: SVBONY SVMic D4 receiver and transmitter side-by-side, highlighting battery life: 6 hours for the receiver and 14 hours for the transmitter.

Transmitters provide up to 14 hours of use, while the receiver offers 6 hours. The receiver can also recharge the transmitters, ensuring all-day power. Auto-shutdown occurs after 5 minutes without TX/RX connection.

5. Nlekọta na nlekọta

General Nlekọta:

Keep the devices clean and dry. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, humidity, or corrosive substances. Store in the provided Oxford cloth portable bag when not in use.

Nhicha:

Wipe the exterior of the receiver and transmitters with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners or solvents. The windscreens can be gently cleaned or replaced if necessary.

6. Nchọpụta nsogbu

Enweghị Ọdịyo/Ọdịyo Na-adịghị Mma:

• Ensure all transmitters and the receiver are powered on and paired. Check the smart display for connection status.
• Verify that the correct OTG or TRS cable is securely connected to both the receiver and your recording device.
• Adjust the recording volume on the receiver. If audio is distorted, check if Safety Track mode is enabled.
• Ensure the microphone is not muted (red light on transmitter).
• Check battery levels of both transmitters and receiver. Recharge if necessary.
• If experiencing background noise, activate or adjust the noise reduction levels on the transmitters.
• Ensure no obstructions are between the transmitters and receiver, especially at longer distances.

Okwu njikọ:

• If devices fail to pair, power cycle both the receiver and transmitters and attempt pairing again.
• Ensure you are within the specified operating range (up to 656ft/200m in open areas).

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