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On Air

Battery-Powered

Lavalier Microphone

INTRODUCTION & FEATURES PRODUCT OVERVIEW & FUNCTIONS

Please read this user manual in its entirety before using your new On Air

Battery-Powered Lavalier Microphone.

Enhance your podcast, interview, or any other broadcasting

and audio project with the On Air Battery-Powered Lavalier

Microphone. Designed for discretion and compatibility with

a wide range of gear, including digital cameras, smartphones,

tablets, and other recording devices, this tiny omnidirectional

microphone uses simple plug-and-play functionality for easy

use with all ages: just plug the jack securely, start recording

your voice, and control everything from your device. It’s the

fastest and easiest way to bring professional-quality audio to

any home studio.

USING YOUR MICROPHONE RECORDING WITH A CAMERA:

RECORDING WITH A SMARTPHONE:

STEP 3: Connect the microphone to a recording device.

A. Plug the 3.5mm connector into the audio input jack located

on your DSLR, Point and Shoot camera, or camcorder.

B. Attach the microphone to your clothing (see Step 2).

C. Locate the switch on the unit’s power module. Position the

switch to the Camera (on) setting. You can now begin filming

and recording audio.

A. Plug the 3.5mm connector into the audio input jack located

on your smartphone or tablet.

B. Attach the microphone to your clothing (see Step 2).

C. Check that the microphone power module switch is set to

the Smartphone (off) setting before connecting the unit to

your smartphone.

D. Turn on your smartphone and record a short audio

segment to ensure the unit is working properly. Do this

by pressing the "Record" button on your audio or video

recording app, then speak or sing to test.

NOTE: If this is your first time using the microphone, start by recording a

short audio segment to ensure the unit is working properly.

STEP 1: Connect all included microphone parts.

• Insert the microphone into the plastic loop on the included clothing clip

to secure (see diagram below for reference).

• Gently slide the foam windscreen over the microphone. We recommend

using the windscreen at all times to avoid excess wind, breathing, and

other noise (even when recording indoors). This will ensure the highest

audio quality regardless of location/environment.

STEP 2: Attach the microphone to your clothing.

• Insert the LR44 battery into the battery compartment and close/tighten

to secure.

• Clip the microphone to the front of your/your subject’s clothing, with

the clip positioned about 6 inches (15-20 cm) from the subject’s face.

• The microphone cable is 6 ft. long and suitable to clip to shirts, ties,

jackets, collars, and more.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PACKAGE CONTENTS:

1 x Lavalier Microphone

1 x Lapel / Clothing Clip

1 x Battery (LR44)

1 x TRS Adapter (6.35mm / 3.5mm)

1 x Foam Windscreen

1 x Carrying Pouch

User Manual

• Compact Lavalier Battery-Operated Clip-On Microphone

• Designed to Clip to Shirts, Ties, Jackets, or Collars Discreetly

• 6 Ft. Cable Can be Affixed Discreetly to Any Outfit

• 3.5mm AUX Connection Compatible with Smartphones

and Tablets

• Easy-to-Use Plug-and-Play Interface

• Highly Sensitive & Ideal for Recording Voices

• Features Camera & Smartphone Settings to Control Specific

Microphone Needs

Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional

Transducer: Electret Condenser

Frequency Range: 20 Hz – 16,000 Hz

Sensitivity: -38 dB ± 3 dB

Output Impedance: 100 ≤ Ω

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 58 dB SPL

Battery Type: LR44 (Included; Also Compatible with 357

and SR44 Batteries)

Connector: 3.5mm (1/8”) 4-pole TRS Connection

Dimensions: 18 x 8.3 x 8.3 mm (0.7 x 0.3 x 0.3 in)

Cable Length: 6 m (20 ft)

Weight: Microphone - 2.4 g (~0.1 oz);

Power Module – 19 g (~0.7 oz)

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Lapel Clip

3.5mm AUX Connector

TIPS FOR PLACEMENT & USE:

REPLACING THE BATTERY :

The microphone will not record audio.

Make sure that the 3.5 mm connector is

connected to your recording device's

input/AUX jack (see diagram for

reference).

Make sure that the 3.5 mm connector is

fully inserted into the audio jack. If your

smartphone or tablet uses a case, you

may need to remove the case first for the

unit to be fully inserted.

Make sure that your device is recording

audio (and that any app you use is

working properly).

WARNINGS & SAFEGUARDS

• Microphones are very sensitive and prone to damage if

not handled carefully.

• This microphone is designed to work with smartphones and

tablets with TRS-compatible input jacks. Compatibility is

not guaranteed for all devices.

• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, high temperatures,

dusty and humid environments. Such conditions can cause

irreversible damage to the wiring which may affect or prohibit

normal use.

• Do not attempt to pierce, strike, or apply strong pressure

to your On Air Battery-Powered Lavalier Microphone with

sharp or heavy objects. Strong impact or shocks could

cause irreversible damage to the unit.

• Never wrap the wire around your neck or other

body parts.

• Users run the risk of explosion if the battery is replaced

incorrectly. Replace only with the same battery type

(LR44) or specified compatible models.

• This product is not a toy. Never leave with children

unsupervised.

• If the On Air Battery-Powered Lavalier Microphone

malfunctions, do not attempt to repair it yourself. Doing

so will violate the tzumi Warranty and may cause

permanent damage. Instead, contact the Customer

Support team at for assistance. tzumi.com/support

PROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTION(S)

The microphone will not turn on.

The battery may be positioned incorrectly

inside the battery compartment. Open the

compartment and make sure the battery is

correctly installed and polarity symbols

are aligned.

The battery may have low power. Replace

it with a new battery (see Specifications

section for compatible styles).

The battery terminals may be dirty. Open

the battery compartment and carefully

clean the terminals with a clean

cotton swab.

The battery discharges too quickly.

The microphone has been left on (in

the Camera position). Turn off the

microphone by moving the switch

to the Smartphone (off) position.

You may be using the unit in extremely

hot or cold conditions. Poor operating

conditions like this will drain the

battery quickly.

The unit picks up too much

ambient noise.

Check that the microphone is placed as

close to the subject (speaker) as possible.

(Some ambient noise is unavoidable and

should be expected when used in loud

environments.).

Reposition and attach the microphone

to clothing upside-down. This reduces

excessive noise from breathing and tonal

inconsistencies caused by head

movements.

Microphone

Battery

Foam Windscreen

Smartphone/

Camera Mode

Switch

tzumi® On Air Battery Powered Microphone

Distributed by tzumi® INC. NY, NY 10016

• Avoid placing the microphone too close to the user’s neck

or too far away from their face.

• Whenever possible, affix the microphone so that the cable

hangs down the user’s back instead of their front; doing so

helps hide the cable and prevents the cable from rustling

from regular movement. It also may prevent distractions

and provide a more comfortable experience for the user.

• You may use medical tape to safely adhere the microphone

/cable to the user’s skin if desired for extra stability.

• You may also find it helpful to tape a loose loop of the

microphone cable to the inside of your clothing. This

provides additional slack for the cable and isolation from

unwanted background noise.

NOTE: Not all cameras feature a microphone input; this should first

be verified with your camera manufacturer. Many camera models also

feature multiple ports for headphones, remote controls, and other

accessories, any of which may resemble a microphone input. Consult

your camera’s manufacturer user guide to ensure that you’re using the

correct port.

STEP 1: Unscrew the two connecting parts of the power module

and separate the pieces as shown.

STEP 2: Remove the old battery from its compartment in the

power module.

• You may wish to use a nonmetallic object, such as a

toothpick, to gently lift the battery up and out of the power

module. Do not push the battery side-to-side while lifting

it, or it will become stuck to the inside of the compartment.

STEP 3: Place the new battery in the power module, with the

+ and – polarity symbols oriented as shown

(the + symbol is stamped inside the battery compartment

for reference).

Product specificaties

Merk:	Tzumi
Categorie:	Niet gecategoriseerd
Model:	On Air

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