SABINE Phantom Mic Rider Pro PMR-GP2 Bedienungsanleitung

Operating Guide

Table of Contents

Introduction 3

Features 5

Installation - GP2,3 6

Installation - HH2,3 12

Operation 13

Tips & Troubleshooting 20

Specications 21

Warranty 22

MADE IN USA

PATENT PENDING

PMR-GP2

For Series 2 & 3 Phantoms

PMR-HH3

The Phantom Mic Rider is

designed to work with industry

standard (DIN & IEC) phantom

power sources. For more

information see Specications on

page 21 of this operating guide.

Phantom Mic Rider Pro Models:

Series 2:

with Automatic Gain Control, Proximity and Plosive Con-

trol, and Adjustable IR Gate

PMR-GP2-12: for gooseneck mics, with 12” Sensor cable

PMR-GP2-18: for gooseneck mics, with 18” Sensor cable

PMR-HH2: for handheld mics

Series 3:

with Adjustable IR Gate only

PMR-GP3-12: for gooseneck mics, with 12” Sensor cable

PMR-GP3-18: for gooseneck mics, with 18” Sensor cable

PMR-HH3: for handheld mics

Congratulations on getting your new Phantom Mic Rider

Pro!

This operating guide covers the use of the Series 2 and 3

models of the Phantom. Follow the directions that apply

to your model. For your convenience each section of

this guide is marked as follows indicating which model is

explained.

The Phantom will improve the sound of your Podium,

Gooseneck, or Handheld mics. Use the Phantom in these

applications: schools, teleconferencing centers, houses of

worship, meeting rooms, etc.

PMR-GP2 and 3 for gooseneck & podium mics

PMR-HH2 and 3 for handheld mics

Both models

GP+HH

Your box contains the following items:

•OnePhantomMicRiderPro

•OneIRSensorcordwithconnector.Somemodelssold

without this item.

•EightmetalclipsinvarioussizesforattachingtheIRSen-

sor cable to your gooseneck mic.

•ThreeplasticclipstoattachtheIRSensortothegoose-

neck and one for mounting it under a table or podium.

•OneAllenwrenchforadjustingtheorientationofthe

Phantom.

•OnesmallPhillipsscrewdriverforremovingthesecurity

cover.

•Onesmallstraightscrewdriverforadjustingthecontrols.

•OneplasticprogrammingPhantomTool.

•ThisOperatingGuide

•OnePhantomMicRiderwithbuilt-inIRsensor

•OnesmallPhillipsscrewdriverforremovingthesecurity

cover.

•Onesmallstraightscrewdriverforadjustingthecontrols.

•OneplasticprogrammingPhantomTool.

•ThisOperatingGuide

Features

Your new Sabine Phantom Mic Rider ProTM is the

rstphantom-poweredaudioprocessorunitthat

provides these four powerful features:

•Automatic Gain Control

Helps maintain level as you move toward and

away from the mic. (Series 2 only)

•Proximity Effect Control

Reduces the excess bass sound as you get

closertothemic-maintainsatfrequency

response at all distances from the mic.

(Series 2 only)

• Plosive Control

Reduces the loud pops and bursts from certain

consonant sounds in speech. (Series 2 only)

•Infrared Gate

Mutes the mic when no one is in front of it using

the included infrared sensor. (All models)

Installing the Phantom

1. Mute the audio channel for the microphone you have

selected to use with the Phantom. Remove the mic from the

base or podium and set it aside.

2. Plug the Phantom (PMR-GP2 or 3) into the same base con-

nectorasthemic,asshowninFigure1.ThePhantomrequires

phantom power - when you plug in the Phantom you should

see the LED turn green indicating phantom power is present.

3. Plug the microphone into the top of the Phantom. Plug in

the IR Sensor and connect the cable to the gooseneck using

the supplied clips, as shown in Figure 2. For best results in-

stall the sensor and cable with the gooseneck pointed straight

up - this will give enough slack in the cable to account for any

movement while in use.

4. If necessary you can change the orientation of the Phantom

so it conforms to the connector on your mic base or podium.

See the instructions on page 8.

5. Activate (un-mute) the mic and check for normal audio op-

eration. Turn to page 13 and begin the Setup Procedure.

Above the table or podium

Installing the Phantom

FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2

Connecting IR Sensor cable

Installing the Phantom

If necessary you can change the orientation of the Phantom

so it conforms to the connector on your mic base or podium,

as shown in Figure 3.

1. Use the included Allen wrench and loosen the set screws as

shown in Figure 3.

2. Turn the body of the Phantom one half turn counter-clockwise

– no more!

3. Tighten the set screws on both sides of the Phantom case and

be sure they seat into the connector - just like they did originally.

Continue installing as shown in Step 3 on page 6.

Changing the Orientation of the Phantom

Installing the Phantom

Changing the Orientation of the Phantom

If the Phantom mounts like

this, then loosen the Allen

screws as described on the

previous page.

Turn the Phantom no more

than 1/2 half turn counter-

clockwise. Tighten the screws

and the Phantom will be properly

oriented.

FIGURE 3

Installing the Phantom

Below the table or podium

(Refer to Figure 4 on next page)

1. Mute the audio channel for the installed microphone you

have selected to use with the Phantom. Working below the

podium or table, remove audio cable from the mic.

2. Mount the Phantom below the table using Velcro or tie

wraps; plug in the IR sensor cable and run that out to the front

edge of the table or podium, as shown in Figure 4. Make sure

the sensor is pointed toward the area where people stand or

sit to use the microphone.

3. Take the cable that was connected to your mic and connect

it to the output (male XLR) of the Phantom. Using another

audio cable (a short one is best), connect the input of the

Phantom (female XLR) to your installed microphone.

4. Activate (un-mute) the mic and check for normal audio op-

eration. Turn to page 13 and begin the Setup Procedure.

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