DPA 4011 Bedienungsanleitung

CONTENTS

Technical Description 2

Full Specifications 10

Care of Microphones 15

Service and Repair 15

Warranty 16

CE Standard 16

USER’S MA NUAL

Cardioid Microphones

Wide Cardioid Microphones

Included in kit solutions:

Type 40 11

Type 40 12

Type 351 1

Type 4015

Type 4016

TECHNICAL DESC RIPTION

The cartridge

Directional microphones Type 4011, 4012, 4015 and 4016 use a

19mm diameter prepolarized pressure gradient condenser-micro-

phone cartridge. Type 4011 and 4012 offer a first order cardioid

pick-up pattern, the Type 4015 and 4016 offer a wide cardioid pat-

tern (see Fig. 1 & 2). The diaphragm is highly resistant to the most

aggressive kinds of humidity. The large spacing between the

diaphragm and the back plate in this cartridge makes the micro-

phone highly insensitive to temperature influence and allows

greater SPL handling before clipping occurs.

Type 4011 and 4012 are designed to have a linear on-axis response

from 40Hz to 20kHz (±2dB) measured at 30cm (see Fig. 3). Type

4015 and 4016 are designed to have a linear on-axis response from

40Hz (±2dB) to 20kHz (+3/-1dB) measured at 60cm (see Fig. 4) and

are furthermore intentionally calibrated with a slight high-frequency

soft boost.

Great attention has also been paid to the microphone’s off-axis

performance during the design process (see Fig. 3 & 4).

The diaphragm is protected from dust by an acoustically transparent

net behind the front protection grid and inside the back port of the

cartridge. For optimum stability the microphone cartridge has

undergone a special pre-aging process, which stabilizes all tensions

in the materials as well as the polarization voltage.

The preamplifiers

Types 4011, 4012, 4015 and 4016 use the same high quality pres-

sure gradient capsule, but differ in their polar patterns and preampli-

fier powering systems. The 4011 and 4015 are 48V phantom pow-

ered, whereas the 4012 and 4016 are powered with 130V via the

DPA Type HMA4000 High-Voltage Microphone Amplifier.

The 4011 and 4015 are powered via a standard P48 system and are

equipped with standard 3-pin XLR-connector (see Fig. 5 for pin

designation). They feature a 20 dB attenuator push-switch built into

the connector (see Fig. 6). When the button is pushed in, the output

is attenuated 20 dB. The attenuation allows the microphones to be

used for close-miking high SPL sound sources without overloading

the console input amplifier from the output of the microphone.

The 4012 and 4016 have a modified 4-pin XLR-connector (see Fig. 7

for pin designation). The high voltage powering system enables the

microphone preamplifier to handle approximately 10dB higher

sound pressure level than similar microphone types powered

through conventional P48 systems (4012 and 4016: 168dB SPL

peak, 4011 and 4015: 158dB SPL peak).

The 4011, 4012, 4015 and 4016 together with the HMA4000 are

transformerless. All 4 microphones use state of the art low-noise

preamplifier technology and are driven with unity gain.

All microphones come with an individual calibration chart of the self

noise, sensitivity and the individual frequency response.

The Passive Connection Converter

The PCC4000 Passive Connection Converter is an optional accesso-

ry that makes it possible to run High-Voltage Microphones on stan-

dard 48V phantom power with reduced microphone specifications.

The maximum reduction of the microphone SPL handling capability

will be 13dB and it is possible to drive up to 100m of cable with the

PCC4000 with the same specifications. Like the High-Voltage

Microphones the PCC4000 is transformerless. The input connector

is a modified 4-pin female XLR for connection directly to the micro-

phone. The output is a standard 3-pin male XLR-connector for

connection to standard cables.

Important: The Microphone will only operate within its’

specifications if powered correctly.

Fig. 1. Directional characteristics of Types 4011 and 4012.

Shifts between emphasized circles indicate 10dB steps

Fig. 2. Directional characteristics of Types 4015 and 4016.

Shifts between emphasized circles indicate 5dB steps

Fig. 3. On-and off-axis responses of Types 4011 and 4012

measured at 30cm.

Fig.4 On-and off-axis responses of Types 4015 and 4016

measured at 60cm.

Fig. 7.

External view of the

output socket of the

Type 4012 and 4016.

Fig. 5.

External view of the

output socket of the

Type 4011 and 4015.

Fig.6

The switch on the

XLR-connector of Type

4011 and 4015 is used

to select between 0dB

and 20dB attenuation.

Switch pressed in

results in 20 dB

attenuation.

Fig. 8. The proximity effect exhibited by the 4011 and the 4012.

Fig. 9. The proximity effect exhibited by the 4015 and the 4016.

Fig. 10. On-axis amplitude and phase responses of Types 4011,

4012, 4015 and 4016 plotted using a linear frequency axis for

evaluation of the phase response.

Fig. 11. Typical third-octave inherent-noise spectrum of Types 4011,

4012, 4015 and 4016.

Fig. 12. The effect of various cable lengths (loading capacitance)

on the frequency response of the 4011 and 4015 (based

on nominal sensitivity). For the 4012 and 4016 with the HMA4000

the curve shapes are the same, but the cable lengths are three

times greater.

Fig. 13. SPL-handling capability (before clipping occurs) of 4011 and

4015 with various cable lengths (based on nominal sensitivity).

FULL SPECIFICATIONS:

Cartridge type:

4011 and 4012: Pre-polarized condenser Type DMM0056

4015 and 4016: Pre-polarized condenser Type DMM0058

Principle of operation:

Pressure gradient

Power supply:

4011 and 4015: Phantom P48

4012 and 4016: HMA4000 or PCC 4000 for 48V

Frequency range:

4011 and 4012: On-axis: 40Hz to 20kHz ±2dB at 30 cm

4015 and 4016: On-axis: 40Hz ±2dB to 20kHz +3/-1dB at 60

cm with a max. 3 dB soft boost at 10 – 15 kHz

Phase response:

Phase matching between any two microphones: ±15°

(100Hz to 20kHz)

Directional characteristics:

4011 and 4012: First order cardioid

4015 and 4016: Wide cardioid

Sensitivity:

4011 and 4015: Nominally 10mV/Pa; -40dB re. 1V/Pa

unloaded (at 1kHz)

4012 and 4016: Nominally 9mV/Pa; -41dB re. 1V/Pa

unloaded (at 1kHz)

Equivalent noise level A-weighted:

Typ. 19dB(A) re. 20µPa (max. 20dB(A))

Equivalent noise level CCIR 468-1:

Typ. 25dB (correct with the attenuator in 0dB or -20dB

setting)

Max SPL:

4011 and 4015: 158dB SPL peak before clipping

(attenuator set to either 0dB or -20dB)

4012 and 4016: 168dB SPL peak

4012 or 4016 with PCC4000: 155dB peak

Total Harmonic Distortion:

110 dB SPL peak (<0.5% THD)

116 dB SPL peak (<1% THD)

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