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Comica CVM-WM300C - User Manual

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USER MANUAL
CVM-WM300
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Summary

COMICA CVM-WM300 User Manual

Product Specifications

Lavalier Transmitter TX Specs

Key specifications for the lavalier transmitter, including channels, frequency, and power.

Hand-held Transmitter HTX Specs

Key specifications for the hand-held transmitter, including channels, frequency, and power.

Receiver RX Specs

Key specifications for the receiver, including channels and frequency.

Foreword

Main Features Overview

System Capabilities

Dual transmitters, A/B groups, multiple device support.

Performance and Range

Working distance, LCF, auto-scan, IR sync, RF strength.

Design and User Interface

Rechargeable battery, LCD display, volume levels, metal build.

Important Notices and Package Contents

Usage, Sync, and Environment Precautions

Covers distance, sync, environment, RF strength, and phone use.

Package Contents and Components

Lists accessory items and identifies core system components.

Multiple System Configurations

WM300(A) Kit

Configuration: 2 Transmitters + 1 Receiver.

WM300(B) Kit

Configuration: 1 TX + 1 HTX + 1 Receiver.

WM300(C) Kit

Configuration: 1 TX + 1 Receiver.

WM300(D) Kit

Configuration: 1 HTX + 1 Receiver.

Included Accessories

Accessory Identification

Lists all accessory items provided with the system.

Accessories per Kit Combination

Details accessory inclusion for each WM300 kit model.

Lavalier Transmitter (TX) Components

External Component Identification

Identifies antenna, screen, buttons, MIC/LINE IN, and charging socket.

Reset Hole Functionality

Explains the reset hole for system recovery procedures.

Hand-held Transmitter (HTX) Components

HTX Component Layout

Identifies microphone, LCD, buttons, IR screen, and switches.

LCF and RF Signal Switches

Details the function of Low Cut and RF signal strength switches.

Receiver (RX) Components

Receiver External Layout

Identifies antennas, indicators, screen, buttons, sockets, and clip.

Receiver Ports and Indicators

Details IR sensor, monitoring/charging sockets, and reset hole.

Button and Switch Functions

Lavalier TX;RX Button Operations

Explains Power/Muting, SET, and +/- button functions.

Hand-held TX Button;Switch Operations

Details Power/Muting button and LCF/RF switch functions.

Signal Strength Effect on Performance

Describes impact of high/low signal strength on range and battery.

Indicator Light Status Guide

Transmitter Indicator States

Explains AUDIO and IR indicator lights for transmitters.

Receiver Indicator States

Explains A IR/RF and B IR/RF indicator lights for receivers.

Low Cut Functionality

Lavalier Transmitter: Setup and Power

Connecting the Microphone Input

Instructions for inserting the audio input line.

Turning On the Transmitter

Guide to powering on the lavalier transmitter.

Initial Channel Matching

Reminder for channel matching before operation.

Lavalier Transmitter: Audio and Mounting

Connecting to Audio Source

Connecting MIC and checking volume indicator.

Attaching the Belt Clip

How to attach the belt clip to the transmitter.

Final Receiver Sync

Final step of channel matching with receiver.

Hand-held Transmitter: Setup and Power

Battery Installation

Guide to installing AA batteries correctly.

Turning On the Hand-held Transmitter

Instructions for powering on the HTX.

Initial Channel Matching

Reminder for channel matching before operation.

Receiver: Mounting on Camera

Hot-shoe Mount Connection

How to connect the receiver to a camera using the hot-shoe mount.

Receiver: Audio Output and Power

Connecting Audio and Monitoring

Connecting output line and headphones for monitoring.

Turning On the Receiver

Guide to powering on the receiver.

Final Receiver Sync

Final step of channel matching with transmitter.

Lavalier Transmitter: Screen Display

Screen Display Elements Explained

Icons for signal, mute, power, and audio bar.

Manual Channel Selection

Steps for selecting and confirming a transmitter channel.

Lavalier Transmitter: Group and Input Settings

Selecting Group A or B

How to switch between Group A and Group B.

Adjusting MIC;LINE IN Input

Guide to changing input mode between MIC and LINE IN.

Lavalier Transmitter: Filter and Input Modes

Low Cut Filter Adjustment

Adjusting Low Cut Filter to High, Low, or OFF.

Understanding MIC vs. Line In

Explains the purpose of Mic and Line In modes.

Lavalier Transmitter: RF Power and Muting

Adjusting Transmitting RF Power

Steps to set RF power to High or Low.

Muting Function Control

How to enable or disable the muting feature.

Lavalier Transmitter: Muting and Backlight Control

Muting Mode Operations

How to control muting via button press.

Backlight Timer Settings

Setting backlight duration or turning it off.

Lavalier Transmitter: Display Settings

Backlight Duration Options

Setting backlight timer to 15s, 60s, or 00s.

System Language Selection

Changing system language to English or Chinese.

Lavalier Transmitter: System Configuration

Changing System Language

Guide to selecting system language (English, Chinese).

Factory Reset Procedure

Steps for resetting the transmitter to default settings.

Lavalier Transmitter: Reset and Version Info

Confirming Factory Reset

Steps to confirm and execute a factory reset.

Checking Firmware Version

How to navigate to and view the firmware version.

Lavalier Transmitter: Version Information

Hand-held Transmitter: Screen Display

HTX Screen Elements Explained

Icons for normal/muting mode, power, channel.

Muting Mode Switching

Turning on/off and switching the muting mode.

Hand-held Transmitter: Operations

Power On and Muting Control

Long press for power, short press for muting.

Muting Mode Screen Interaction

Controlling muting via screen and buttons.

Hand-held Transmitter: Sync and Channel Setup

Infrared Sync for Channel Setting

Setting channels using infrared sync.

Multi-transmitter Channel Configuration

Setting different channels for combined transmitter use.

Hand-held Transmitter: Advanced Functions

Infrared Sync Process Illustration

Visual guide for infrared sync.

LCF and RF Switch Functions

Using the Low Cut and RF signal switches.

Receiver: Screen Display Elements

Receiver Display Icons Explained

Signal strength, power, channel, transmit power.

Group A;B Status Indicators

Background color for Group A/B on/off status.

Receiver: Channel Management

Manually Adjusting Group Channels

Steps to select and confirm channels for Group A/B.

Switching Between Group A and B

Navigating between Group A and B views.

Receiver: Output Modes and Group Settings

Stereo vs. Mono Output

Selecting Stereo or Mono output modes.

Configuring Group A;B Settings

Accessing and editing Group A/B settings.

Receiver: Group A;B Adjustments

Enabling;Disabling Group A;B Power

Steps to turn Group A/B power ON or OFF.

Adjusting Group A;B Volume Levels

How to adjust volume for Group A and Group B.

Receiver: Channel Scan and IR Sync

Automatic Channel Scanning

Performing an automatic channel scan.

Infrared (IR) Sync Procedure

Steps for IR sync matching between devices.

Receiver: Display and Language Settings

Backlight Timer Configuration

Setting the receiver's backlight duration.

System Language Selection

Changing the system language for the receiver.

Receiver: Reset and Version Information

Factory Resetting the Receiver

Steps to perform a factory reset.

Checking Receiver Firmware Version

How to view the receiver's firmware version.

Lavalier Transmitter TX Detailed Specifications

Signal;Noise, Antenna, and Radiation

Specs for signal/noise, antenna, and stray radiation.

Audio Performance and Battery

Details sound delay, distortion, and battery.

Physical Dimensions and Temperature

Device dimensions and operating/storage temperatures.

Hand-held Transmitter HTX Detailed Specifications

Signal;Noise, Antenna, and Radiation

Specs for signal/noise, antenna, and stray radiation.

Audio Performance and Power Source

Details sound delay, distortion, and battery type.

Physical Dimensions and Temperature

Device dimensions and operating/storage temperatures.

Receiver RX Detailed Specifications

Signal;Noise, Antenna, and Radiation

Specs for signal/noise, antenna, and stray radiation.

Sensitivity, Delay, Distortion, Battery

Details sensitivity, delay, distortion, and battery.

Physical Dimensions and Temperature

Device dimensions and operating/storage temperatures.

Comica CVM-WM300C Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeWireless Microphone System
Battery Life6 hours
Output Connector3.5mm TRS
Modulation ModeFM
RF Power10mW
AntennaBuilt-in
Transmitter Power10mW
Signal-to-Noise Ratio≥80dB
Transmission Range100m
Channels2
CompatibilityCameras, Smartphones
Operating Frequency630-690 MHz

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