Electro-Voice PolarChoice PC Boundary Satellite Bedienungsanleitung

PolarChoice

Boundary Satellite

Multi-Pattern Wireless

Boundary Microphone

General Description:

Key Features:

• Selectable polar patterns; omni, cardioid,

supercardioid or ﬁgure 8.

• RF shield provides superior RFI/GSM shielding.

• Consistent microphone voicing across all four (4)

patterns.

• Easy to use mute switch. Can be programmed to

operate as either latching on/off or momentary

push-to-mute/push-to-talk.

• High visibility blue LED clearly displays mic status

to the user.

• Accepts Electro-Voice & Telex bodypack

transmitters. (See page 3 for details.)

• Wireless system sold separately.

The PC Boundary Satellite is a low proﬁle multi-pattern

microphone. This low-proﬁle foundation hides PC Boundary

Satellite’s most powerful feature—space for a wireless

transmitter, and is highly shielded from RFI/GSM thanks to

EV’s exclusive RF shield technology. Turn the microphone

over to reveal the specially designed compartment for

housing an Electro-Voice or Telex bodypack transmitter.

Connect the microphone to the bodypack, set-up the

wireless channel, and place the PC Boundary Satellite

anywhere an easy-to-use microphone is required. No longer

do you have to cut holes in tables, run long cables, or

compromise the architectural integrity of an installation. With

the PC Boundary Satellite, anything is possible.

The PC Boundary Satellite features an EV PolarChoice

multi-pattern microphone. The multi-pattern versatility of the

PolarChoice microphone makes it a true “problem solver”.

With one non-directional and three directional polar patterns

available, the PolarChoice microphone is ideal for virtually

any installation. Of particular interest is the ﬁgure 8 pattern

that allows miking people on opposite sides of a table with

only one mic, while providing dramatic reduction of ambient

room noise.

The PC Boundary Satellite is designed to take acoustic

advantage of placing a microphone close to a “boundary”

such as conference table. Advantages include reduced phase

cancellation and up to 3 dB reduction in ambient noise.

The PC Boundary Satellite also includes a switchable high

pass ﬁlter and high-performance vibration damping pads

on the bottom to greatly reduce any vibration induced noise

pick-up.

Technical Speciﬁcations:

Generation Element: Dual condenser, back electret

Frequency Response: 50 Hz to 20,000 Hz (see chart)

Polar Patterns:

(see chart)

Omnidirectional

Cardioid

Supercardioid

Figure 8

Switches and Controls: Top mounted momentary

membrane switch

Push on/off, or push-to-mute

selector

Power up on/off selector

High-pass enable

4-position polar pattern selector

Sensitivity, Open Circuit

Voltage, 1 kHz:

17.8 mV/Pascal

Clipping Level (1% THD): >128 dB SPL

Equivalent Noise: <26 dB SPL “A” weighted

(0 dB = 20 micropascals)

Dynamic Range: >98 dB

Output Impedance, 1

kHz:

1000 Ω

Power Requirements: 5 VDC, supplied by optional

bodypack

Current Consumption: <1.9 mA

Polarity: Pin 2 positive, referenced to pin 1,

with positive pressure on the

diaphragm

Dimensions

(without bodypack):

Length: 140.8 mm (5.5 in)

Width: 81.2 mm (3.2 in)

Height: 50.3 mm (2.0 in)

Net Weight

(without bodypack):

128 grams (4.5 oz)

PolarChoice Boundary Satellite Controls:

Switch “A” —High-Pass Select:

Start with this switch set to the left (ﬂat response). If the mic is in a location where low frequency rumble or wind noise is a

encountered, moving this switch to the right will help by reducing low frequency sensitivity.

Flat ( ): Normal response.

High Pass ( ): minimum 5 dB reduction in sensitivity at 100 Hz.

Switch “B” —Polar Pattern Select:

The cardioid polar pattern works well for most installations. If feedback from a sound system occurs, switching to the

supercardioid pattern will usually allow increased mic gain before feedback. The ﬁgure 8 pattern can be used to mic two

people sitting on opposite sides of a table, potentially reducing the total number of mics required. The omnidirectional pattern

is best suited for situations where there is no sound reinforcement system present, such as for recording.

Switch “C” and “D”:

Together control the actions of the push-button switch power-up state. NOTE: The blue light on the front of the mic is lighted

whenever the microphone audio is active.

Momentary Modes — When switch “C” is set to the left, the pushbutton switch action will be momentary. If switch

“D” is in the left hand position, the mic will be in push-to-mute mode. If switch “D” is in the right hand position, the

mic will be in push-to-talk mode.

Toggle Modes — When switch “C” is set to the right hand position, the pushbutton switch will be in the toggle

(push-on/push-off) mode. The setting of switch “D” in this case will determine if the audio is muted when the mic is

initially turned on.

If switch “D” is in the left hand position, the mic audio will be muted when the mic is turned on.

If switch “D” is in the right hand position, the mic audio will be active when the mic is turned on.

NOTE: The bodypack transmitter must have the “bodypack” button installed on the back of its’ housing. The bodypack does not

ship with this part attached.

1. Insert the bodypack into the PC Boundary Satellite (see ﬁgure 2). “Bodypack” button inserts into opening on the

bottom plate. Push the bodypack into the plate and slide down as shown.

2. Carefully insert the TA4F connector into the bodypack (see ﬁgure 3).

3. Turn on the bodypack transmitter and check for mic level. (Make sure that the blue light on the front of the mic is on

and the audio is not muted.)

4. Test the mic in an actual use situation, and set the audio gain on the bodypack transmitter for optimal gain through

the wireless system.

NOTE: The battery door may be opened to access the gain adjustment in the bodypack without removing the

bodypack from the microphone.

Installing a Bodypack Transmitter:

Figure 1:

Bottom View

Figure 2:

Installation of

Bodypack Transmitter

Figure 3:

Bottom View with

Bodypack Transmitter

Compatible Bodypack Models:

Electro-Voice:

REV, RE-1, RE-2

Telex:

FMR-500, FMR-1000, SAFE-1000

Applications:

The PC Boundary Sat is acoustically designed for

high-quality sound reinforcement and broadcast applications.

The frequency response is tailored for wide-range sound

reproduction with very natural sound pick-up. The PC

Boundary Sat is ideal for boardrooms, conference tables, or

anywhere a high quality low-proﬁle microphone is required.

To maximize gain-before-feedback, the PolarChoice’s

three (3) directional polar patterns allow the user to pick

the directional polar pattern for optimum effect. For those

applications where gain-before-feedback is not a problem, an

omnidirectional pattern is included.

12000 Portland Avenue South, Burnsville, MN 55337

Phone: 952/884-4051, Fax: 952/884-0043

www.electrovoice.com

Part Number F.01U.195.895 Rev 05

U.S.A. and Canada only. For customer orders, contact Customer Service at:

800/392-3497 Fax: 800/955-6831

Europe, Africa, and Middle East only. For customer orders, contact Customer Service at:

+ 49 9421-706 0 Fax: + 49 9421-706 265

Other Internatonal locations. For customer orders, Contact Customer Service at:

+ 1 952 884-4051 Fax: + 1 952 887-9212

For warranty repair or service information, contact the Service Repair department at:

800/685-2606

For technical assistance, contact Technical Support at: 866/78AUDIO

Speciﬁcations subject to change without notice.

Electro-Voice

Frequency Response: Polar Response:

Architects’ and Engineers’ Speciﬁcations:

PC Boundary Satellite

The microphone shall be a freestanding, wireless, boundary

microphone, and shall produce a high degree of output

signal quality despite the possible near-ﬁeld presence of

RF (Radio Frequency) devices; such as cell phones. The

microphone will have an integral 4-pin TA4F connector,

which interfaces directly to and receives power from an

Electro-Voice or Telex bodypack transmitter. The microphone

shall have four (4) selectable polar patterns: omnidirectional,

cardioid, supercardioid, and ﬁgure 8. The mic will contain

a pair of back-electret condenser elements and the mic

will have an on axis response of 50 Hz to 20 kHz. The

microphone shall have an output impedance of 1000 Ohms.

The microphone will have a switchable high pass ﬁlter

to attenuate low frequencies. The microphone shall have

an output level of 17.8 mV/Pascal, and outputs shall not

be appreciably affected by the following temperature and

humidity extremes: -29°C to 74°C (-20°F to 165°F) when the

relative humidity is 0–50%; -29°C to 57°C (-20°F to 135°F)

when the relative humidity is 0–95%. The dimensions shall

be 140.8 mm (5.5 inch) long, 81.2 mm (3.2 inch) wide, and

50.3 mm (2.0 inch) high. The microphone will have a front

mounted membrane switch to control the muting of the

microphone audio, and an LED light to indicate when the

audio is active. The operation of the membrane switch will be

conﬁgurable for push on/off, push-to-talk, and push-to-mute

operation. Furthermore, when the membrane switch is set

for push on/off, the status of the microphone audio when

power is initially applied (bodypack power turned on), can

be programmed to be either on or muted. The microphone

will allow access to the bodypack’s controls and battery

without removing the bodypack from the microphone. The

Electro-Voice PC Boundary Sat microphone is speciﬁed.

Warranty:

Please refer to the Limited Warranty information found at:

www.electrovoice.com

Dimension Drawing:

Polar Choice Part Number:

PCBOUNDARYSAT•PCBoundarySatellite,Wireless

Boundary

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