User’s Manual
Overview
MG-1DDante Microphone is a type of desktop network microphone that with built-in Dante
module supporting POE power supply. It can be directly connected to the Dante
network,providing you a rewarding experience that an extremely low latency, high fidelity andlow
cost solution for paging and announcement.
Technical parameters
Transmission
Wire range
Gooseneck size
Sensitivity
Capsule type
Frequency Response(20~20KHz)
Power Supply
Signal to Noise Ratio
Connection Cable
Frequency Response
Gain
Input impedance
Max input
SNR
POWER
power rating
Base Size
Weight
Dante Network
Cat-5 or above
300mm or made to order
-45 dB
Uni directional
±0.2dB
PoE IEEE802.3af
65dB,1kHz@1Pa
Cat-5/Cat-5E
20 Hz -20k Hz @±3dB
4level(30db,27db, 24db, 21db)
2.2 kΩ
0dBu @ +20 dB Gain
65dB, 1 kHz @ 1 Pa
PoE
2.3W
94*143*44mm
0.87kg
Connection
The device transmits audio signals and supplies power to the device through a single network
line at the same time. Therefore, it is necessary to connect switches or other routing devices that
support PoE power supply function. And use CAT5E or above standard network lines. (Note that
Dante can't run in a Wifi wireless environment. We rely on a reliable and secure wired network
environment to transmit perfect audio).
After switching on the power supply, press the switch button, the red indicator lights up, then start
picking up the sound, then press the light out, then enter the silent state. The new network
microphone needs to route the input and output signals of Dante network through software.
Software
After the microphone is connected to Dante network, it needs to configure signal routing
through software to output its audio signal. Open the Dante Controller software, which can
automatically scan all Dante devices on the network, and complete the matching by making a
custom check between the input row and the output column on the Routing page.
MODEL
MG-1D
Built-in Dante module
Rotate gain control
POE power supply
Smart on/off switch
Features
Installing the “Dante Controller”
To install the program from the Audinate web site:
1) Call up the following Internet address: https://www.audinate.com/products/software/dante-
controller
2) Select the operating system.
3) Click the button with the version of the Dante controller.
4) Log in or create an account.
5) Download the software.
6) Install the software.
Configuration of the unit with the Dante Controller
1) Start the Dante Controller.
2) Wait for the unit and the unit to which it is to be connected to appear in the matrix. The unit
name will be listed under “Dante Receivers”.
Note: If a unit fails to appear, the reason may be that
- the corresponding unit has not been switched on
- the unit is in a different subnet
- the unit is not able to synchronize with the other Dante units.
However, if one of the two last-mentioned reasons applies, the Dante unit should at least appear
under the tab “Device Info” or “Clock Status” in the network view. A fast solution of this problem
may be to switch the unit off and on or to disconnect and re-establish the con nection to the
network switch. For further information please refer to the user manual of the Dante Controller
from Audinate.
3) In the menu bar of the Dante Controller, select “Device / Device View” or use the shortcut
Ctrl+D. The Device View window will open.
4) Select the model number in the bar of the drop-down menu appearing beneath the menu bar.
5) The third bar can be used to indicate infor mation on the unit and to make settings. Select the
tab “Device Config”
6) Adjust the “Sample Rate” to the desired connection partner or set a different com mon sample
rate for both units, if required.
7) In the field “Rename Device”, the name used for the unit in the Dante network can be changed
(e. g. to a specific name referring to the place of installation). Click “Apply” to confirm the change.
8）Use the tab “Network Config” to change the network settings for the Dante interface of unit, if
required.
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