Bchm Headset Microphone, Operation Locking

BCHM Headset Microphone

Operation

a.The BCHM is provided with a 3.5mm Locking Connector (1) for connecting the microphone to the BCWBT Transmitter. Plug in the microphone’s connec- tor and secure the connection by turning the metal slip ring clockwise to thread it on the jack.To unplug, reverse the process.

b.Wear Headset (2) so that it wraps around the back of the head.The curved Earpieces (3) will fit over the ears.

c.While wearing the Headset, adjust the Boom Arm (4) so that the Microphone (5) is about two inches from

your mouth. Do not place the microphone too close 5 to the mouth.

BCBM Body-Pack Microphone

Operation

a.The BCBM (1) is provided with a 3.5mm Locking Connector (2) for connecting the microphone to the BCWBT Transmitter. Plug in the microphone’s connec- tor and secure the connection by turning the metal slip ring clockwise to thread it on the jack.To unplug, reverse the process.

b.The body-pack must be used with the Lanyard (3) in order to optimize the BCBM.When the lanyard is around the user’s neck, use the Cinch (4) to adjust lanyard length until the BCBM is about six inches from the user’s mouth.

BCLM Lavaliere Microphone

Operation	Locking	2
a.The BCLM is provided with a 3.5mm		2
a.The BCLM is provided with a 3.5mm
Connector (1) for connecting the microphone to the		3
BCWBT Transmitter. Plug in the microphone’s connec-		3
BCWBT Transmitter. Plug in the microphone’s connec-
tor and secure the connection by turning the metal slip
ring clockwise to thread it on the jack.To unplug,
reverse the process.		1
b.Wear the microphone by attaching the Clip (2) to shirt
front or jacket lapel.The Microphone (3) should point
toward the user’s mouth.

Note: Microphones that are farther from the sound source, such as lavaliere mics, require more acoustic gain and thus are also more prone to feedback than close-source mics such as handheld and headset mics that are used

closer to the mouth.