Gradus Group Polsen MVS-5 Bedienungsanleitung

MVS-5

STEREO SHOTGUN

MICROPHONE

FOR DSLR CAMERAS AND

PORTABLE RECORDERS

PRODUCT

MANUAL

THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING POLSEN

The Polsen MVS-5 Stereo Shotgun Microphone

is a rugged, compact, and lightweight mic

designed for recording audio directly to a DSLR

camera or portable recorder. It delivers pristine

and quiet professional-quality sound and is a

vast improvement over a DSLR camera’s built-in

microphone.

This dependable microphone features two

condenser cardioid capsules arranged in an

X-Y pattern for capturing audio with realistic

stereo imaging. The microphone is powered

by a single 3 V coin battery for 36 hours of run

time with most cameras and recorders that

have a 1/8-inch audio input connector. The

MVS-5 attaches to a camera’s shoe mount or

tripod, and its all-metal construction makes it

a great addition to a camera rig for a variety

of eld and run-and-gun productions like

documentaries, music videos, sporting events,

and nature videos.

PRECAUTIONS

•Please read and follow these instructions,

and keep this manual in a safe place.

•Keep this product away from water and

ammable gases or liquids.

•Use only the batteries recommended by this

manual.

•Do not attempt to disassemble or repair this

product yourself.

•Handle this product with care.

•Clean this product with only a soft, dry cloth.

•Make sure that this product is intact and that

there are no missing parts.

•To avoid damaging the product, remove the

battery during long periods of nonuse.

•All images are for illustrative purposes only.

OVERVIEW

1. Microphone ports

2.LED indicator

3.High-pass lter /

Power switch

4.Three-level gain

switch

Also included

5.Battery

compartment cover

6.1/8 in. audio output

cable

7. Mounting foot

with 1/4-20 tripod

socket

8.Locking wheel

•Foam Windscreen •CR2032 Coin Battery

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INSTALLING THE BATTERY

The MVS-5 runs on a CR2032 coin battery. To

install the battery, make sure the power switch

is off, and follow

these steps:

1. Remove the cover

at the base of the

microphone to

access the battery

compartment.

2. Insert a CR2032

coin battery into

the compartment,

Insert the battery

with the plus sign

facing out, and then

replace the cover.

MOUNTING THE MVS-5

AND TURNING IT ON

To attach the microphone to a camera, make

sure the MVS-5 is turned off, and follow these

steps:

1. Rotate the shock mount’s locking wheel

counterclockwise to loosen it.

2. Slide the mounting foot all the way into your

camera’s shoe mount.

3. Tighten the locking wheel by rotating it

clockwise until secure.

RECORDING

1. Plug the audio output cable into the 1/8-inch

audio input jack on the recording device or

camera.

2. To turn on the microphone, slide the

power switch to either the at or

high-pass position.

Note:Smartphones that have a Lightning or

USB Type-C™ connector will require an adapter

(sold separately).

USING THE HIGH-PASS FILTER

The high-pass lter attenuates noise below

80 Hz. This helps prevent the microphone from

recording low-frequency noises like the rumble

of an air conditioner, blower, or fan.

To turn on the high-pass lter, slide the switch

to the high-pass position . Set the switch

to the at position if the high-pass lter

isn’t needed.

USING THE THREE-LEVEL

GAIN SWITCH

The three-level gain switch provides normal

0 dB gain, a +10 dB boost, or -10 dB pad.

•0 dB:The microphone’s normal gain setting.

This is the optimal setting for recording

normal speech or dialog.

•+10 dB:Boost the microphone’s gain to

record low-level or distant sounds in a quiet

environment.

•-10 dB:Attenuate the level of the incoming

signal to record in high-decibel environments,

like a rock concert or sporting event.

SPECIFICATIONS

Transducer Back electret condenser (×2)

Polar Pattern XY stereo

Frequency Response 100 Hz to 15 kHz

Sensitivity -28 / -38 / -48 dB ±3 dB

Impedance 1200 Ω ±30%

Signal-to-Noise Ratio ≥60 dB

Max SPL ≥120 dB

THD ≤1%

Power Requirement 3 V CR2032 battery

Battery Duration 36 hr.

Cable 1/8 in. (3.5 mm) TRS

Diameter 1.2 in. (3.1 cm)

Length 4.6 in. (11.7 cm)

Height 2.5 in. (6.4 cm)

Weight 3.5 oz. (98.5 g)

FREQUENCY RESPONSE

20k10k1k100

Relative Response in dB

Frequency in Hertz

-60

-20

-30

-40

-50

+10 dB 0 dB −10 dB

TROUBLESHOOTING

The microphone won’t turn on.

•Make sure a fresh battery is installed and is

in the correct orientation.

The sound is distorted.

•Make sure the microphone is fully plugged

into the audio input jack of your camera,

smartphone, or recorder.

•If the +10 dB boost is selected on the three-

level gain switch, change it to either 0 dB or

the -10 dB pad setting.

The sound is too low.

•Make sure the microphone’s audio cable is

fully plugged into the camera, smartphone, or

recorder audio input jack.

•If the -10 dB pad is selected on the three-

level gain switch, change it to either the 0 dB

or the +10 dB boost setting.

•Increase the audio input level on the

recording device.

•If there is no input level control on the

recording device, move the microphone closer

to the source.

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