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4. The power switch in power off mode. For use with smartphones.
This mode does not use power, use it to save battery power.
5. 3.5 mm connector
Clip
1. Attach the clip to the microphone.
2. Attach the clip to the front of your clothing, about 15 cm from
your face.
Consider attaching the microphone upside down to reduce excessi-
ve breath noises and tone inconsistencies due to head movements.
We recommend that you use the foam wind screen to avoid wind
noise, even when you are indoors.
Tape a loose cable loop to your clothing, providing strain relief for
the cable.
By attaching it to the inside of your clothing you get extra noise
isolation.
Before recording an event, make a short audio test to ensure recor-
ding is functioning properly.
Smartphone
For smartphones.
1. Switch the power switch to power off mode.
2. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to your device.
Do not switch the power switch while it is connected.
Cameras and other devices
For cameras, DSLR, camcorders, point and shoot cameras, audio
recorders, ampliers, PCs, laptops.
1. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to your device.
2. Switch the power switch to power on mode.
Not all cameras have a microphone input. Verify this with your
camera manufacturer. Many cameras have headphone, remote
control, and other ports that looks like a microphone input. Make
sure that you are using the correct one.
On some devices, such as ampliers, you may need to use a 1/4-
inch adapter.
Battery
1. Remove the battery compartment. Remove the old battery.
Use a non-metallic object, such as a wooden toothpick, to gently
lift the battery up. Do not push the battery side-to-side, or it may get
stuck.
2. Put in a new battery. The + symbol helps with orientation.
3. Re-attach the battery compartment.
