Connecting the optical microphone to the weather and windshield

￿ Remove the windshield basket and open the flap in the pipe as shown.

2

￿

Remove the protection caps from the connectors of the fiber optic cable .

 

￿

Push down the plastic housing on an even base until the housing detaches

from the connectors with an audible click.

Note:

Use a solid, even and clean base (e.g. a sheet of paper) in order to not damage the tips of the connectors.

 

￿ Pull the connectors of the fiber optic cable

one after the other out of

 

the plastic housing.

 

 

2

￿ Remove the protection caps of the SCRJ-GOF socket inside the weather

 

and windshield.

 

 

 

￿ Observe correct polarity of the professionally ready-made cable, i.e. insert

 

the connectors of the fiber optic cable into the SCRJ-GOF socket so that

 

the polarizing keys point outward. When the connectors are inserted

 

correctly, the polarizing keys lock into place with an audible click (see dia-

 

gram on page 9).

 

 

 

￿ Lay the remaining microphone cable around the microphone clamp.

 

Please note that fiber optic cable must not be bent like conventional cable.

 

Make sure not to bend it beyond a bend radius of 50 mm.

 

￿ Insert the optical microphone

into the microphone clamp .

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Sennheiser IAS-MO 2000 manual

IAS-MO 2000 specifications

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