RODE Microphones Stereo VideoMic X Bedienungsanleitung

INSTRUCTION MANUAL ENGLISH

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Broadcast On-Camera

Stereo Microphone

Stereo VideoMic X

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Features

Compact true condenser stereo microphone

• Heavy duty, lightweight aluminium alloy body

• Broadcast recording quality

• ½” externally biased true condenser capsules, acoustically

matched.

• Integrated shock mount provides isolation from handling and

mechanical noise

• Integrated professional Mini-XLR balanced stereo output for

professional camera use

• 3.5mm stereo minijack output

Detailed control

• Three step high-pass ﬁlter (0, 75H Hz, 150Hz)

• Three position level control (-10dB, 0dB, +20dB)

• High frequency boost (+6dB)

• LED power on/low battery indicator

• Integrated billeted metal camera shoe mount with 3/8” thread

for easy boompole mounting

• Integrated digital switching with power On/Off delay

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Features cont.

High quality performance

• 9V battery powered – over 30 hours use (alkaline)

• P48 phantom power via Mini XLR

• Flexible and lightweight removable 3.5mm stereo cable (to

minimise handling noise and ensure isolation)

• Premium pop shield and wind shield provided for protection in

all situations.

• Australian designed and manufactured

• 10 Year Warranty*

*Online registration required

validate your free 10 year warranty.

Scan the QR code with a smartphone, or visit

warranty.rodemic.com/stereovideomicx

The Stereo VideoMic X is covered by a limited warranty for one (1)

year from the date of purchase. This can be extended free of charge

to a full ten (10) year warranty by registering your microphone

online at warranty.rodemic.com/stereovideomicx

Warranty

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Specications

Acoustic Principle Pressure Gradient

Polar Pattern Cardioid

Frequency Range 40Hz ~ 20kHz

Frequency Range (High

Pass Filter)

0, 75, 150Hz

Variable Level -10, 0, +20dB

Output Impedence 200Ω

Signal to Noise Ratio 82 dBA SPL (as per IEC651)

Equivalent Noise 12 dBA SPL (as per IEC651)

Maximum SPL 143dB SPL

Sensitivity -32 dB re 1V/Pa (25mV @ 94dB SPL) ±

2dB @ 1kHz

Dynamic Range 131 dB SPL

Power requirements 9V alkaline battery

Output Connection 3.5 Stereo mini jack plug (dual mono),

Tip – left channel, Ring – right channel,

Dual Mini XLR output (P48 compatible)

Battery Life 30 hours

Weight (No Battery) 300g

Dimension (W x L x H) 102mm x 118mm x 100mm

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Specications

75Hz HPF

150Hz HPF

High Boost

0˚

90˚ 270˚

180˚

-2.0

-20.0

-10.0

0.0

-2.0

-4.0

-6.0

-8.0

-10.0

-12.0

-14.0

-16.0

-18.0

-20.0

-22.0

-24.0 -25.0

dB rel. 1V/Pa

+5.0

Frequency:

500 Hz:

1000 Hz:

4000 Hz:

Polar Response

Frequency

Response

Control overview

150

+20

-10

dB±

On/off power

button

High pass filter

switch control button

High frequency boost

control button

Level control button

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Powering the SVMX

Installing the battery

Before you can record with your Stereo VideoMic X, you will need to

install a standard 9V battery (ANS1:1604A or IEC:6LR61), or connect

the microphone via the Mini XLR connections with individual 48v

phantom power supplied for each channel.

RØDE recommends using a high quality lithium or alkaline battery

to achieve the best possible battery life. To install the battery, open

the battery cover that is located on the left hand side of the Stereo

VideoMic X. To remove the cover, hold the microphone in one hand,

and push the indentation across with your index ﬁnger to un-latch

the battery door.

Diagram 1 - Push the indentation accross to un-latch battery door

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Insert the battery with the negative terminal (-) on the bottom as

shown in Diagram 2. The correct battery orientation is also shown

on the inside of the battery cover. If the battery orientation is not

correct you will be unable to close the battery door.

Diagram 2 - Insert 9V battery

Powering the SVMX

Replace the cover by simply pushing the door closed until it locks

into place. The cover will push the battery against its spring

terminal during installation.

Diagram 3 - Push the cover until it locks into place

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Powering the SVMX

The Stereo VideoMic X will run continuously for over 30 hours with

a high quality alkaline or lithium battery. Battery performance may

vary depending on ambient temperature and battery shelf life, so it

is wise to always carry a spare battery. We suggest always installing

a fresh battery when the application is critical, with no opportunity

to re-shoot. Always remember to switch off the Stereo VideoMic X

when not in use, by holding the power button for approximately two

seconds.

Mounting and connecting your Stereo VideoMic X

The Stereo VideoMic X incorporates a standard camera shoe mount

on the underside of microphone body. The camera shoe mount

has a 3/8” thread at the bottom to additionally allow mounting on

tripods and boompoles.

Some older model and low-cost cameras may produce a higher

level of mechanical noise, which can be picked up by the Stereo

VideoMic X. The integrated high-pass filter should be switched on to

reduce the resulting low frequency rumble.

Mounting the SVMX

Diagram 4 - The power indicator LED will turn red to indicate a low battery level.

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Mounting the SVMX

Before sliding the camera shoe into place, loosen the fastening ring

by turning anti-clockwise until it is loose enough to ﬁt easily into

your camera’s shoe mount. Once the shoe is in place, gently tighten

by turning the fastening ring clockwise until the Stereo VideoMic X

is seated ﬁrmly in place.

Diagram 5 - Twist the fastening ring anti-clockwise to loosen

The Stereo VideoMic X delivers a mic-level signal to the video camera

via the stereo minijack audio port on the underside of the microphone

body, or via the Mini XLR output connections on the right hand side of the

Stereo VideoMic X body.

Connecting via Minijack: To connect to your camera via the 3.5mm

minijack connection, first connect the red cable supplied with your

microphone to the socket on the underside of the Stereo VideoMic X.

The minijack should be connected to the camera via the camera’s

“audio-in” socket – refer to your video camera user manual for the

location of the socket on your camera model. Now that you have the

Stereo VideoMic X securely fastened to your camera and the audio output

lead connected, you can switch the microphone on and start recording.

Connecting via Mini XLR: To connect the Stereo VideoMic X to a

professional recording device via the mini XLR connectors, lift the

protective cover on the side of the microphone to expose the mini XLR

jacks. Ensuring that the levels on your recording device are set to zero,

connect a mini XLR cable (available separately) to each of the two jacks

on the microphone, followed by the corresponding ends on your recording

device. Power on the microphone and then increase the recording levels

of your recording device as required.

Connecting the SVMX

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Powering the Stereo VideoMic X

To turn the microphone on, first press and hold the power putton

until the power symbol lights up.

Diagram 6 - Press the power buttong until the power symbol lights

The power indicator LED is located within the power button. This

LED will display a green light indicating a healthy battery level.

When the battery runs low the LED will remain red and you should

replace the battery. The microphone will work for over two hours

once the red indicator is lit, however with reduced performance.

RØDE recommends changing the battery as soon as possible after

the LED has turned red.

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