Sennheiser SER 1-3 User Manual download pdf (Page 42)

Microphones for RF

Transmission

MKE

10-

MKE

10R MKE

10

-1

MKE

40R MKE40

-1

R

Microphones for

Wireless

Transmission

We

have reported

overleaf on

hardwired

applications

for

the Lavalier clip

-on /attachable

microphones. For many individual purposes,

however, it is important for the person

wearing

this type of microphone to be able to

move

about

freely without

being

hampered

by

leads. You will

find

the

wireless Mikroport

compenents

for this

purpose

in

Group 6.

The MKE

10

R and MKE

40

R

microphones

are designed

for

connection

to the

Mikroport

transmitters SK

1010 and

SK

1012,

where the power

is

supplied direct

from

the

transmitter.

The

clip

-on

or

attachable

microphone

is clipped to the

lapel,

tie, dress

neckline

or

positioned on the clothing

in

conjunction

with the

magnetic holder

MZM

10.

The MKE 10 -1

or

MKE

40

-1

-R microphones

are

designed for

use

in

conjunction

with the

SK

1008

Mikroport transmitter and

fitted

with a special

connecting

lead for

this purpose. Our service

technicals

will make

the

minor modification to the

Mikroport

SK

1007

transmitter

necessary for

operation

of the MKE

10

-1 or MKE

40

-1 R.

Relevant technical data and all differences

between the various versions will be

found in

the

Summary

on Pages 44 --

47.

Plug

-In

Microphone Heads

MKE 2010

MKE

4010 MKE 2012

MKE

4012

Plug -in

microphone heads

are

needed to operate

the

Mikroport transmitters

SK

1010

and SK

1012,

which

will

always be

necessary where the Mikro-

port transmitter

is used as a

hand

-held

microphone

or as a transmitter

worn suspended

from

the

neck

and is to be handed easily on

to

the

next speaker.

The

MKE

2010

and

4010

Plug -In

microphones are

available

for use in conjunction

with

the SK

1010

Transmitter and

the MKE 2012 and

MKE 4012

microphones

for

the SK

1012

Transmitter.

The

MKE 2010 and MKE

2012 display an omni-

directional

characteristic and

thus

pick

up the

sound

virtually uniformly

from

all sides.

Their

low

sensitivity to

handling noise

frequently permits

these

microphones also

to

be used

for

children

with

impaired hearing

in

their scholling

as well as

in

applications

where

no loudspeakers are being

used

in the same

room. If there

is

any danger of

acoustic

feedback owing to use of

speakers, the

MKE 4010

microphones (SK

1010)

or

MKE 4012

(SK

1012)

are used, owing

to their

cardioid

characteristic,

directed toward

the

mouth

of

the

person speaking

whose

voice is then emphasised

by contrast

with the ambient

noise.

Relevant

technical data

and differences

between

the

various versions

will

be

found

in

the Summary

on

Pages

44 - 47.

42

MKE 4010

MKE 2012

MKE

4012

1 2 ... 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 ... 147 148

Comments to this Manuals

No comments