HONWALLY HW-GL500 GL500 2.4G Digital Wireless Microphone Instructions

2.4G Digital Wireless Microphone
Instructions

Microphone Transmitter Button Interface Indication

Microphone Transmitter

Short press: power query
(Ensure the mic is at working status)| Battery icon: White light flashing times (1 flash = 1 grid of power, 2 flashes = 2 grid of power, a total of
4 grids of power)
Double tap: turn reverb on/off| No indicator light (plugin 03.5 monitoring headphones
to experience the effect)
2| Mute Key| Click the mute key: turn off/
on the microphone| Microphone icon red light
on/red light off
3| Built-in
microphone| |
4| Connection
Indicator| | Connection Successfully: the blue light is always on Searching for devices: blue light flashes slowly
5| Battery Indicator| | Charging status: red light is always on,
Full Charged: red light off. Low battery prompt: red light flashes
6| Microphone
Indicator| | With Sound: green light flashes
No sound state: the light is off
Mute status: red light is always on
7| Type-C
charging port| Please turn off the power and connect
the charging cable to charge| Red light is always on/full
charged red light is off
8| Headphone J a ck03.5| | Pluggable wired external
microphone
Plug in 03.5 headphones
to monitor and record sound
| Factory reset
(Use when RX/TX
cannot be connected
normally)| Power on the state: Simultaneously press| The blue light is always on
when successfully
connected
and hold the volume key and mute key for 4 seconds

Microphone Receiver Button Interface Indication

Microphone Receiver

1 grid of power, 2 flashes = 2 grid of power, a total of
4 grids of power)
2| Volume Button| Short press: output volume selection (medium-high-low) default medium volume every time the machine is turned on.| Low volume: green light
flashes 2 limes
High volume: red light flashes 2 times
Medium volume: yellow light flashes 2 times
3| Headphone
Jack03.5| | Pluggable wired external microphone
Plug in 03.5 headphones
to monitor and record sound
4| Noise Reduction
Button| Click the dB button to turn
on/off noise reduction| Turn on the noise reduction
mode, the yellow light is on
5| Connection
Indicator| | Connection Successfully: the blue light is always on Searching for devices: blue light flashes slowly
6| Battery Indicator| | Charging status: red light is always on,
Full Charged: red light off, Low battery prompt: red light flashes
7| Microphone
Indicator| | With Sound: green light beating
No sound state: the light is off
8| Audio output port Type-C & charging port| Audio usage: Choose Type-C or Type-C to Lightning original assembly audio cable according to the type of mobile phone, insert one end into the Type-C port of the RX receiver, insert the other end into the mobile phone, and connect the audio cable correctly| Charging and use: Please turn off the power and connect the charging cable. Charging status: red light always on/full charged red light off
9| Audio output port
03.5 (IRS)| According to the audio of the shooting equipment, select the 3-section end of the 03.5 audio cables from the original assembly machine Insert it into the RX receiving end, and the other end Into the device, and connect the audio cable correctly.| There are 2 03.5 audio cables to choose from according to the equipment:
3 sections to 3 sections (photo camera. sound card) 3 sessions to 4 sessions (mobile phone. tablet. computer)
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| Factory reset (Use when RX/TX cannot be connected normally)| Power on the state: Simultaneously press and hold the volume key and mute the key for 4 seconds| The connection is successful and the blue light is always on

App install

1. Select the corresponding audio cable, and select the correct audio cable to connect to the device according to the recording device used;
2. Turn on the device and plug in the cable, first try to record a playback to listen to the sound effect, and you can also debug according to the function keys in the manual;
3. Clip the microphone on the user’s collar, or connect it to a wired external microphone;
4. Fix the microphone receiving end to the camera hot shoe or mobile phone and other equipment brackets;

Schematic diagram of accessories

Microphone Receiver

Microphone Receiver

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The receiver is fixed to the camera

Technical Specifications

Wireless communication: 2.4G wireless two-way transfer microphone Audio frequency response: 35Hz-20KHz stereo 48K sampling rate
Delay: 10mS
Battery capacity: 2300mA
Battery life: 15H
Charging input: 5V 0.5A
Working distance: 20 meters (direct view without blocking)
Noise reduction function: button switch to strengthen
Reverberation function: built-in DSP chip
Display mode: LED indicator
Working temperature: -5°C – +50°C
Dimensions: 41.2`48.718.4mm
Net weight: 25g*2

Packing list

1. Microphone transmitter
2. Microphone receiver
3. Windproof hairball
4. One-to-two USB-Type-C charging cable
5. Audio cable Type-C to Type-C Android phone
6. Audio cable Type-C to Lightning for iPhone
7. 03.5 audio cable 3 sections to 3 sections (matching options: with 03.5 holes, used for cameras, video cameras, sound cards, audio, etc.)
8. 03.5 audio cable 3 sections to 4 sections (matching options: with 03.5 holes, mobile phone, tablet, computer, etc.)
9. Manual

Microphone FAQ

If you meet any questions, please feel free to contact us via ” scurryonline@hotmail.com “. Below are FAQs.
Q: I want to know how to use the wireless mic.
A: So incredibly easy. You just need to plug the receiver into your devices and power on the microphone. Then you can use this wireless microphone directly without App or Bluetooth.
Q: Do I need to download an app or connect Bluetooth?
A: No, the wireless lavalier mic and receiver are plug and play, no app or Bluetooth is needed.
Q: Is there a way to know when the transmitter is fully charged?
A: Red light is always on when Charging by Type-C cable, and the light will turn off when fully charged.
Q: How close in proximity do you have to be to the phone?
A: Within 20 meters, it is 65 feet, which can be connected within this distance.
Q: Can 2 lav mics share the same receiver that is plugged into an iPhone or Would it be possible to buy two mic sets and pair both microphones to just one transmitter?
A: No,it is a 1:1 mapping with the supplied transmitter/receiver combo.(one- to-one connection).Thanks!
Q: Why is the indicator light off when I click the microphone power button?
A: The microphone needs to be fully charged first.
Q: The mic doesn’t seem to be paired with the receiver, how do I repair it?
A: Unplug the receiver and turn off the microphone. Power off and restart the phone, plug in the receiver again, and turn on the microphone.
Q: When I plug this in my iPhone I get the “device is not compatible” message? how do I resolve this?
A: Suggest you to upgrade your phone to the latest IOS version.
Q: Can I use it to make phone calls?
A: It’ll not carry audio out for you, the receiver takes over the entire audio pipeline. you can’t hear when the other person is talking.
Q: When to do factory reset settings?
A: When the microphone TX/RX is turned on, the blue light of the connection signal flashes, and the connection has not been successful. Repairing can be done by factory reset.
Q: Why can’t the phone hear audio when the receiver is plugged in?
A: Once it is unplugged you can hear the audio.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. this device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit with different
  from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirements. The device can be used in portable exposure conditions without restriction

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