Sony Wireless Microphone
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- There are basically four major pieces to this set: a transmitter, a receiver, a microphone and a microphone cable.
- The transmitter and the receiver use a pair of AA batteries each (4 total). Make sure these are charged fully.
- The subject (i.e. the speaker being filmed) can wear the transmitter either in a pocket or with the attached belt clip. The lavalier microphone plugs into the transmitter.
Here's how to attach the wireless mic receiver to the camera:
| Locate the “hot shoe” on top of the camera's microphone adapter. (click image for closeup view) |  | |
| Attach the receiver to the “hot shoe”. (click image for closeup view) |  | |
| Attach the mic cable - small plug attaches to front of wireless unit . . . (click image for closeup view) |  | |
| . . . XLR end attaches to mic port under the boom mic. (click image for closeup view) |  | |
| That's it! From this point, you'll need to adjust the sound levels on the microphone(s) that you plan to use. These settings and others (transmitter frequencies, etc.) are detailed in the operating instructions at right. These instructions include several models of wireless transmitter/ microphones and tuner/receivers. You are using the UTX-B1 transmitter and the URX-P1 tuner. | |  Operating Instructions (1.2Mb PDF file) |
