fifine T683 USB Gaming Steaming Microphone Kit User Manual

Fifine T683 USB Gaming Streaming Microphone Kit

Overview

The product user guide contains product features, how to use them, and the operating procedure. Read the user manual carefully to get the best experience and avoid unnecessary damage. Keep this manual for future reference. If you have any questions or comments about the device, please contact the customer line.

What’s in the box?

Install microphone stand on table

1. Screw the lower part of the C-clamp until it is tight and secure.
2. Insert the desktop boom arm into the hole
3. Fasten the screw
4. Fix shock mount with desktop boom arm

Note: DON’T rotates the boom arm when the screw on the C- clamp is tightened. Loose the screw first, adjust the position of the arm, and then tighten it.
Mount to your desktop via the included C-clamp accurately: Unscrew the C-clamp and slide it over the side of your desktop, making sure that both the top of the C-clamp and the underside are resting on flat surfaces. Overly rounded or overhanging desktop edges do not make good mounting surfaces.

Installation Quick Guide

1. Connect the microphone to the shock mount.
2. The side of the shock mount with the rubber pad should be up.
3. Using the included pop filter could filter out the harsh “p”, “t”, and “b” sounds and improve the sound quality.
4. Tightly plug the provided USB cable into the USB output at the bottom of the microphone. Plug the USB A connector OR USB C connector into the USB port of your computer. It depends on what kind of available USB ports there are on your computer.
5. Always keep the front of the mic (the side with “ ” logo) facing the sound source. Do not speak or sing facing the rear of the mic (the side with the headphone jack).
6. Keep the volume all the way down when plugging the mic into the USB port, and gradually turn the volume up for the perfect effect during use.

Volume Control

1. Volume up:
2. Clockwise (Turn right)
3. Volume down:
4. Counterclockwise (Turn left)
5. Mute: Counterclockwise (Turn maximum left)
6. Mute Button

Press the button to mute/unmute the mic. Make sure the LED light is green when you are going to use the mic.

Headphone Output

The T683 mic includes a standard 1/8″ (3.5mm) headphone jack for monitoring and playback. After you connect the mic to your computer and confirm it’s the default input/output device on your computer, you can plug your headphone in the headphone jack on the mic to monitor your voice in real-time or listen to the playback/computer audio.

Note:

1. Make sure to plug your headphone into the headphone jack of the microphone fully.
2. When the mic is on (the LED light is green) and you don’t turn the Mic Gain to zero, you will hear your voice at once. No need to log in to any recording software (Apple-Macintosh systems) or click “listen to this Device”. (Windows systems).
3.  You can adjust the volume of computer audio by turning up or down the output volume from the sound settings of your computer.

Computer Set-up

1. Hook up the mic to the computer. The LED indicator will turn green at once, which means the mic is on. (If the LED is red, press the mute button to change the light to green.) Your computer will automatically install the driver of the mic. There may be no pop-up message reminding this process though.
2. Go to the System Preferences.
3. Click Sound to display the Sound preference pane.
4. Click the Input tab and select the “FIFINE 683 Microphone” as the device for sound input.
5.  You can monitor the mic once you connect your headphone to the jack on the mic. If you want to hear the computer audio and monitor the mic from your headphone, please click the Output tab and select the “FIFINE 683 Microphone” as an output device.

Notice:

• If your Mac only has a USB C port, please connect the mic to it via the USB C connector of the included USB cable.
•  The T683 mic will become the default output device automatically when it plugs into the Mac. Please change the output device to the Internal Speakers if you come across the following issues.
  1. The system music suddenly stops once you plug the mic into the computer.
  2. On a voice chat or video call, the others can hear you when using a microphone but you cannot hear them.
  3. There is no sound outputting from the computer when you listen to the playback of the recording.

Two ways to monitor your audio

1. Plug your headphone into the headphone jack on the mic and you could monitor your audio at once.
2. If you plug your headphone into the MacBook and want to monitor your audio, you must use any recording software. (Take QuickTime Player for example).
   • Open QuickTime Player
   • Go to ”File” -> ”New Audio Recording”.
   • Click the arrow next to the Record button. Then choose this mic.
   • Monitor your audio while recording. Choose the default Dictation and Speech software when you use the speech to text in MacBook, click “On” under the Dictation window, so that your microphone can be recognized by the software.

Windows

Input Settings
Hook up the mic to the computer. The LED indicator will turn green at once, which means the mic is on. (If the LED is red, press the mute button to change the light to green.) Your computer will automatically install the driver of the mic. There may be no pop-up message reminding this process though.

1. Right-click the speaker icon at the bottom right of the screen. Click “Sounds” or “Open Sound Settings”.
2. Click the Sound control panel.
3. Click the Recording tab and choose “FIFINE 683 Microphone” as the default device. When you speak into the mic, the volume meter will turn green and bounce. If it remains unchanged, please reset the computer, and plug again the mic in the available USB ports of the computer.
4. Adjust input volume – Double click the “FIFINE 6) 83 Microphone” to open the Microphone Properties window. Right-click the speaker icon under the Levels tab change to decibels from percentage. To get the best sound of the mic, please adjust the mic level during this range (0dB to 1dB) when your speaker output is set to maximum.

Output settings

1. Output the computer audio from the 3.5mm jack on the mic. Please plug headphones in the headphone jack on the rear of the T683 mic. Click the “Playback” tab from the Sound pane, select “FIFINE 683 Microphone” as the default output device. Click the speaker (FIFINE 683 Microphone) – Properties – Levels and drag progress bar to adjust volume of output.
2. Output audio from the computer. Click the “Playback” tab from the Sound pane, select “Realtek High-Definition Audio” as the default output device. Then you will hear the computer audio. If you also want to monitor your mic, please click the “Recording” tab and click the FIFINE 683 Microphone -Properties – Listen – check the box “Listen to this device” – Apply.
3. Click the speaker that is being used – Properties – Levels, drag the progress bar to adjust the volume of output.

Note: (Applicable for MAC and Windows)

1. 2. If the computer prompts that it’s unable to identify this USB device, please restart the computer and plug again the microphone into another USB port.
2.  Check off the box “Listen to this device” when you are using any recording software or charting software (such as Skype), or you would hear double audio just like an echo.
3. If mic is recognized but no sound coming out, please check whether System Sound is mute and whether you have turned the knob on the mic to minimum. Make sure the LED indicator is green (means the microphone’s on).
4. If your computer runs Windows 10, please go to settings > privacy > microphone and click the Allow apps to access the microphone to ON, then restart.

Recording Software Settings

1. 1. Pls select “FIFINE 683 Microphone” as the input device from the setting when using recording software. Take Audacity for example. If you monitor your audio from the headphone jack of the computer, please select “Realtek High-Definition Audio” as an output device. If you monitor from the mic headphone jack, select the FIFINE 683 Microphone as output.
2. Note: If the recording software (such as Audacity) doesn’t recognize the mic, please log out the software first, plug again the mic in the computer, and launch the software again. Then the mic will be in the drop-down option of the input device.
3. Make sure to check off the box “Listen to this device” from the sound system when you are using any recording software, or else you would hear a duet of yourself just like too much echo.
4.  Make sure to check off the box “Listen to this device” from the sound system when you are using any recording software, or else you would hear duet of yourself just like too much echo.

WEEE

This product must not be disposed of as normal household waste in accordance with the EU Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE – 2012/19 / EU). Instead, it shall be returned to the place of purchase or handed over to a public collection point for the recyclable waste. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. Contact your local authority or the nearest collection point for further details. Improper disposal of this type of waste may result in fines in accordance with national regulations.

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