Help Guide
Wireless/Streaming Microphone
ECM-S1
Charging the receiver
Use a USB Type-C cable (commercially available) to charge the built-in battery of the receiver.
Note
Do not apply excessive force to the receiver when you connect the receiver to a computer. This may cause damage to the
receiver or the computer.
Connecting the receiver to a laptop computer that is not connected to an AC power source may deplete the battery power of the
computer. Do not leave the receiver connected to the computer for an extended period of time.
Use of any customized or hand-built computer is not guaranteed for battery charging or for connection with the receiver.
Depending on the type of USB device used in combination with the receiver, the receiver may fail to operate.
Not all the computers are guaranteed for operation with the receiver.
Battery charging via the USB connection may not be possible when the connected computer goes into standby (sleep) or
hibernate mode. If this is the case, change the computer settings and then charge the battery all over again.
In the event that the receiver is kept unused for an extended period of time, the amount of power that the rechargeable battery
can charge may be reduced. To make the battery capable of charging sufficient power, let the battery charge and discharge the
power repeatedly for a few times. In the event that you store the receiver for an extended period of time, charge the battery once
every 6 months to protect it against over-discharging.
In the event that the receiver is kept unused for an extended period of time, it may take longer to charge the built-in battery.
Open the lid of the USB Type-C port and connect a USB Type-C cable to the port.
Lid
USB Type-C cable
Power lamp
1
Connect the cable to a power source, such as a computer that is up and running, for battery charging.
The power lamp on the receiver lights in orange.
2
When battery charging is finished, disconnect the USB Type-C cable from the receiver.
Wait until the power lamp goes out to indicate that charging is finished (the battery is fully charged).
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