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RODE Microphones VideoMic Pro User Manual

RODE Microphones VideoMic Pro
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VideoMic Pro
Compact directional
on-camera microphone
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ENGLISH
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RODE Microphones VideoMic Pro Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeShotgun Microphone
Polar PatternSupercardioid
Frequency Range40Hz - 20kHz
Output Impedance200Ω
Equivalent Noise Level14dBA
Signal to Noise Ratio80dB
Output Connection3.5mm TRS
Sensitivity-32dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (20.0mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 2 dB @ 1kHz
Maximum SPL134dB SPL
Power Requirements9V Battery
Battery Life70 hours
Weight85g

Summary

Features Overview

Detailed Control Features

Describes the microphone's control features, including filters and indicators.

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications (Cont.)

Powering the VideoMic Pro

Battery Type and Expected Life

Explains the 9V battery requirement and expected performance for optimal battery life.

Installing the Battery

Step-by-step guide on how to open the cover and insert the battery correctly.

Replacing the Battery Cover

Mounting on Camera and Tripods

Camera Shoe Mount and 3/8" Thread

Explains the integrated camera shoe mount and 3/8" thread for mounting options.

Connecting to Your Camera

Audio Output Connection Guide

Explains connecting the mini jack to the camera's audio-in socket.

VideoMic Pro Controls Overview

Understanding Controls

High Pass Filter (HPF) Function

Explains the function of the HPF for reducing low-frequency noise and how to activate it.

Level Control Settings

Adjusting Signal Output Level

Details the three-position switch (-10dB, 0dB, +20dB) for controlling signal output.

High Pass Filter (HPF) Details

HPF Operation and Activation

Explains the HPF's role in reducing noise and how to engage it via the power switch.

Replacing Shock Mount Bands

Securing Shock Mount Bands

Final Shock Mount Band Securing

Safety and Maintenance

General Safety Precautions

Lists safety guidelines for storage, battery removal, and avoiding moisture.

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