CVM-WM100 UHF 48 Channels Wireless Lavalier Microphone Lapel Mic for DSLR Cameras Smartphones Video Recording Interview

Description:

CVM-WM100 wireless Lavalier microphoneutilizes UHF wireless technology. It can be widely used for YouTube video recording, wedding, interviewing and broadcasting with Canon/Nikon/Sony/Panasonic DSLR cameras, Camcorders and smartphones for both professional and novice, suits for videography work of all kinds.

Main Features:

1.48 Channels for Multiple Devices Work Together;

2.Working Distance Up to 100m without any staccato; (In Open Area)

3.Local Audio Test in Transmitter End;

4.Real-time Audio Status Monitor in Receiver End;

5.Real-time Audio Monitor;

6.RF Signal Strength Adjusted in Transmitter End;

7.16 Steps Volume Adjustment;

8.Muting Mode;

9.Lattice LCD Display, High Resolution

Packing List:

Purchase Options:

1.WM100 = TX + RX

2.WM100H = HTX + RX

Accessories:

1.3.5mm Audio Mic

2.3.5mm-3.5mm Audio Output Cable

3.3.5mm-XLR Audio Output Cable

4.Waist Belt Clip

5.Cold Shoe Mount

6.Winds Muff

7.Portable Case

8.User Manual

9.Certification

10.Warranty Card
The accessories of each combination include:

WM100=1 + 2 +3+ 4 X 2 + 5 +6 + 7 + 8 + 9 + 10

WM100H=2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 7 + 8 + 9 + 10

Notice:

1.The antenna will affect working distance, be sure to protect it and avoid any man-made damage.

2.Working distance will be affected by surroundings, make sure the background is barrier-free, and turn offthe device’s WIFI during usage.

3.RF strength is advised to set to ‘Low’ for short working-distance request, which can help decrease power dissipation and increase power duration.

4.While working with smart phone, you need to purchase the TRS-TRRS audio cable adapter separately.

5.Take notice of the batteries’ ‘positive and negative poles’ to avoid reversion, otherwise the product maybe damaged.

6.Keep the product in dry environment.

7.Do not use the equipment in rain or in a damp environment to avoid short-circuit.

Specification:

Lavalier Transmitter (TX)

Hand-held Transmitter(HTX)

Receiver (RX)