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					CARDIOID® MICROPHONE   
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					PCC -170SWO   
					he Crown® PCC-170SWO is a surface-   
					mounted supercardioid microphone for   
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					distance learning or similar applications.   
					The user can turn the mic on and off by press-   
					ing a membrane switch on the mic. A pair   
					of extra leads in the mic cable allow isolated   
					remote sensing of the microphone switch clo-   
					sure. In a typical distance-learning application,   
					a video camera would track to the person who   
					switched on the microphone.   
					Features   
					• Ideal for distance learning applications   
					• Programmable on/off switch   
					• Half-supercardioid polar pattern reduces   
					pickup of muddy-sounding room acoustics   
					• Bass-tilt switch   
					• Adjustable high-frequency response   
					• Extra leads in mic cable allow remote   
					sensing of mic switch closure   
					The mic includes a bass-tilt switch, which lets   
					the user tailor the low-end response for par-   
					ticular applications. A high-frequency adjust is   
					also provided.   
					power supply (one channel, battery or AC-adapter   
					powered).   
					*1 pascal = 10 dynes/cm2 = 10 microbars = 94 dB SPL.   
					Specifications   
					Element: Electret condenser.   
					Frequency response (typical): 40 Hz to 20,000 Hz at   
					30 degrees incidence to surface. See Fig. 1.   
					Polar pattern: Half-supercardioid (supercardioid in   
					the hemisphere above the primary boundary). See   
					Figs. 2 and 3.   
					Impedance: 150 ohms, balanced. (Recommended   
					load impedance 1000 ohms or greater.)   
					Open-circuit sensitivity: 22 mV/Pa* (–33 dB re   
					1 V/Pa*).   
					Power sensitivity: –30.5 dB re 1 milliwatt/Pa*.   
					–125 dBm EIA rating.   
					The membrane switch can be configured for   
					touch on/off, momentary on, or momentary off   
					operation. This configuration is set by a bot-   
					tom-mounted DIP switch. A high-intensity LED   
					lights when the unit is on.   
					Fig. 1   
					Frequency Response   
					The mic can be set to be always on. In this   
					mode, the switch only activates the remote   
					sensing and LED. This is useful when using an   
					external gated mixer (automatic mixer).   
					Remote sensing is done by a patented opto-   
					coupled MOS switching circuit. At the remote-   
					sensing leads, the resistance goes low when   
					the mic is on. The microphone is attenuated 70   
					dB when the switch is off.   
					Equivalent noise level (self noise): 22 dB SPL typical   
					(0 dB = .0002 dyne/cm2), A-weighted.   
					S/N ratio: 72 dB at 94 dB SPL.   
					Maximum SPL: 120 dB SPL produces 3% THD.   
					Polarity: Positive pressure on the diaphragm produces   
					positive voltage on pin 2 with respect to pin 3.   
					Operating voltage: Phantom power: 24 to 48 volts DC   
					positive on pins 2 and 3 with respect to pin 1.   
					Current drain: 6.8 mA nominal.   
					Fig. 2   
					Vertical Plane Polar Response   
					How to Set the Bass Tilt Switch   
					On the bottom of the microphone is a BASS-   
					TILT switch with three positions: FLAT, CUT,   
					and BOOST. It adjusts the low-frequency re-   
					sponse as shown in Fig. 1.   
					• The FLAT position provides a flat low-fre-   
					quency response, (normal operation). The mic   
					is shipped from the factory in the flat position.   
					• The CUT position rolls off the bass, useful in   
					noisy or boomy surroundings.   
					• The BOOST position boosts the bass for a   
					more natural sound when the mic is used on a   
					small surface such as a lectern.   
					Cable: 15-foot, black, integral to microphone, unter-   
					minated.   
					Off-attenuation: 70 dB at 1 kHz.   
					Maximum voltage and current which may be applied   
					to remote sensing contact-closure leads: 350 V,   
					200 mA. Small voltages are recommended; large   
					voltage changes may induce noise in audio output.   
					On-resistance: 7 to 10 ohms with the included 15-foot   
					cable.   
					Cable wiring:   
					Shield: Audio shield.   
					Green: Audio in-polarity.   
					Fig. 3   
					Horizontal Plane Polar Response   
					You can also adjust the high-frequency re-   
					sponse. Insert a small screwdriver into the hole   
					labeled “HF ADJ” on the bottom of the mic.   
					How to Configure the Membrane Switch   
					The membrane switch can be programmed to   
					work three ways:   
					White: Audio opposite-polarity.   
					Red: Remote contact-closure sensing, +DC.   
					Black: Remote contact-closure sensing, –DC.   
					1. Touch on/off. Touch the switch to turn on   
					the mic; touch it again to turn off the mic.   
					Operating temperature range: –10° to +50° C, or   
					+14° to +122° F.   
					2. Momentary on. Touch and hold the switch   
					to momentarily turn on the mic. Release the   
					switch to turn the mic back off.   
					Materials: High-impact molded plastic and steel mesh   
					grille.   
					Finish: Satin black.   
					3. Momentary off. Touch and hold the switch   
					to momentarily turn off the mic. Release the   
					switch to turn the mic back on. This option   
					Net weight: 6 oz. (170 g).   
					Dimensions: See Fig. 4.   
					Optional accessories: Crown PH-1A phantom   
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