Quick Start Guide. DIALOG 20 Wireless Microphone System. Quick Start Guide

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1 Quick Start Guide DIALOG 0 Wireess Microphone System Quick Start Guide

2 Tabe of Contents Setting up the system... 3 Box Contents... 3 Accessories... 3 Set Up Syncing the Transmitters with the Receiver... 4 DIALOG 0 Software... 5 Editing the Transmitter Parameters... 5 Opening the Channe Edit Window... 5 Software Functions Receiver Front Pane... 8 Receiver Back Pane... 8 Receiver Modue Pane... 9 Reading Transmitter LED... 9 Transmitters Handhed Betpack Tabetop Boundary Podium Gooseneck Stem Podium Gooseneck... 1 Using DIALOG 0, CONVERGE PRO DSP And Beamforming Mic Array DIALOG 0 AND CONVERGE Pro DSP DIALOG 0, CONVERGE Pro AND Beamforming Mic Array Mutipe DIALOG 0, CONVERGE Pro and Beamforming Mic Array DIALOG 0 AND 3 rd Party DSP Suggested Mounting Options Exposure and Compiance

3 Setting Up CearOne DIALOG 0 Wireess System: Open the Cartons and Confirm the Contents. DIALOG 0 Receiver: (Qty. 1) -Channe Receiver Base Unit with pre-instaed rack ears. (Qty. ).4 GHz Dipoe antennas (Penum) (Qty. 1) USB Wa Adaptor (Universa Pug) (Qty. 1) USB (Micro) cabe (Qty. 1) 1 (ft) RJ45M/RJ45M Cabe (Qty. 1) Quick Start Guide DIALOG 0 Charging Dock: (Qty. 1) Charging Dock Base Unit (Qty. 1) Power Cord Avaiabe Accessories: DIALOG 0 Antenna Extension Kits: 10 (ft) (RG58, Penum Rated Cabes) 5 (ft) (RG8, Penum Rated Cabes) DIALOG 0 Podium Mic: (Qty. 1) Podium Mic Base Unit (Qty. 1) Battery Cassette (Qty. 4) Batteries (Qty. 1) Cardioid Mic Capsue (Qty. 1) Wind Screen DIALOG 0 Boundary Mic: (Qty. 1) Boundary Mic Base Unit (Qty. ) Batteries DIALOG 0 Handhed Mic: (Qty. 1) Handhed Base Unit (Qty. ) Batteries (Qty. 1) Mic Cip DIALOG 0 Bet Pack: (Qty. 1) Betpack Base Unit (Qty. ) Batteries (Qty. 1) Betpack Antenna Other Accessories: XLR to Phoenix Adaptors PoE Power Suppy Kit CAT 6 Cabes Rack Shef Set up the System: 1. Setting up the Docking Station: CearOne transmitters are shipped with rechargeabe batteries. Pug in the charging dock, put the batteries in the transmitters, then pace the transmitters in the dock whie you set up the rest of the system.. Mount the Receiver: a. Rack Mount: Using the optiona Rack Shef accessory, mount the Rack Shef in the AV rack and secure the receiver to Rack Shef using the pre-instaed rack ears. b. Wa Mount: Secure the receiver to wa using the pre-instaed rack ears. c. Ceiing Mount: Secure the receiver to ceiing using the pre-instaed rack ears. 3. Mount Dipoe Antennas: Mount the Dipoe Antennas on the receiver. Position the antennas at approximatey 340 o and 0 o degrees. Keep ine of sight between the transmitter and receiver antennas. Antennas can be extended for better reception. Refer to the DIALOG 0 Antenna Instaation Guide for detaied instructions on how to use extension cabes and mounts. Antennas must be securey instaed by adding non-conductive adhesive to the threads of the Femae TNC Connectors on the receiver. 4. Power the Receiver: Power the receiver using one of three sources: USB (USB Micro to USB with A/C Adaptor) P-Link (From CONVERGE PRO or, Beamforming Mic Array ) PoE (Power over Ethernet 80.3af Mode B, Midspan). If P-Link/PoE and the USB cabe are connected at the same time, one wi act as backup power suppy. 5. Antenna Extension Cabes: Antenna extension cabes are avaiabe in 10 (ft) (3.05m) and 5 (ft) (7.6m). Refer to the DIALOG 0 Antenna Instaation Guide for detaied instructions on how to use extension cabes and mounts. Antennas must be securey instaed by using a non-conductive adhesive on the TNC connection Connect the anaog outputs to the mixer: The system is shipped with XLR connectors. You can aso add optiona XLR to Phoenix Adaptor as needed. The defaut output eve is set to 0 dbu.

4 Setting Up CearOne DIALOG 0 Wireess System (Continued): 7. Downoad and Insta the Software: Using a PC running Windows 7 or ater (3 or 64 bit), with internet connection, downoad and insta the DIALOG 0 Software. Go to: / Resources / Resource Library / Professiona Microphones / CearOne Wireess Microphones / Software Downoads. Refer to the DIALOG 0 Software User Manua for detaied instructions on how to use the software. 8. Update Receiver Firmware: a. Connect the receiver to a PC using Type A to Micro USB cabe (You must have administrator rights). b. Open the DIALOG 0 Software and Cick Update System. c. Cick the Downoad Button. d. You wi see the Firmware and Software Version Information Page (DIALOG 0 information is at the bottom of the page). e. Check the boxes that correspond to the firmware updates needed (marked in red). f. Cick Downoad Seected button to start the downoad. g. The On Hard Drive status bar wi turn green when the downoad has competed. h. Cick the Cance button to return to the Update Wizard screen. i. Cick Update a Receiver to open the Receiver Version Information screen. j. Cick the Update Receiver button to open the Upgrade Master Hub screen. k. Cick the Start button and wait for Updating is Done confirmation.. Repeat the process for the Save Hub and FPGA (If needed). m. Confirm the current software is instaed. The status bar wi be green. n. Cose the window to return to the Update Wizard screen. o. To update a transmitter, cick the Update A Transmitter button and foow the screen prompts. 9. Update Transmitter Firmware: a. Connect the receiver to a PC using Type A to Micro USB cabe (You must have administrator rights). b. Open the DIALOG 0 Software and Cick Update System to open the Update Wizard. c. Cick the Update A Transmitter button and foow the screen prompts. 10. Open the Software and Connect to the System in Onine Mode. 11. Load / Save CearOne Defaut Presets. 1. Perform an RF Scan (Note the open channes. These wi be used in the next step.). 13. Edit the TX Parameters (Set RF Channes, Preamp Gain, etc.). 14. Edit Additiona Settings (Tour Mode, Redundancy, Ethernet, etc.). 15. Sync the Transmitters: (See beow). 4 Syncing DIALOG 0 Transmitters with Receiver: How to sync transmitters with the receiver: 1. Power on the receiver.. Simutaneousy press the two buttons on the bottom of the corresponding receiver modue. SYNCING shows on the receiver OLED. a. To sync a Boundary Mic or Podium Mic: Press and hod the Mute button and then power on the transmitter. b. To sync a Handhed or Betpack: Press and hod the S button and then power on the transmitter. Both the transmitter and receiver OLED wi read SYNC PASS when the sync is successfu. 3. Repeat the procedure if the receiver dispay shows SYNC FAIL. 4. Check audio. The transmitter and receiver are assigned a new, random AES 18-bit encryption key every time they are synced.

5 Using the CearOne DIALOG 0 Software: Editing Transmitter Parameters: The easiest and most intuitive way to set the parameters of CearOne transmitters and receivers is with CearOne DIALOG 0 Software. Downoad the software from Load the Software onto a computer running Windows 7 or above (3 or 64-bit). Connect to the receiver via the USB connection ocated on the back pane. There is a micro-usb to USB cabe provided with the receiver. Use this cabe to power the receiver and to connect it with a computer to configure the system. Open The Channe Edit Window: 1. Open CearOne Remote and seect ONLINE.. The [Cick to Edit] function opens the edit window of the channe you wish to edit. 3. Seect the functions you want to edit and enter the parameter (The various functions are described beow). Cick [OK] to save the changes and cose the Channe Edit window. 4. If the mic was previousy synced, the settings wi be appied automaticay. If the mic has not previousy been synced, you wi notice that the [Need to Sync] aert is it. This indicates that one or more parameters are in queue in the receiver ready to be downoaded and impemented with the next transmitter Sync of the channe. Refer to the Software User Manua for detaied instructions on how to use the software and a of it s features. A) Cick to Edit the channe s parameters. B) Seect new parameter vaues, cick Appy and Cose. C) The Transmitter wi appy the new settings automaticay. You wi not have to re-sync the transmitter. 5

6 CearOne DIALOG 0 Software provides the foowing functions: Fie: The fie menu aows the current receiver settings to be saved to a fie on your computer or for a previousy saved fie on your computer to be recaed to the receiver. Settings: A. Redundancy: Audio redundancy mode aows two receiver sots and two transmitters to be used on one audio source. The audio is seected from the channe with the best audio signa and output on the odd numbered channe. For exampe, if receiver modues 1 and are seected for redundancy, the audio output wi be on channe 1. Redundancy is usefu when audio transmission is critica. B. Receiver OLED Dimming: Set the Receiver OLED Dispay Mode and timer vaue. Defaut = Bright when transmitter is on and dims when transmitter is off. Times out after 1 minute. C. Print Current Settings: Opens print diaog box. D. Set Receiver Name: abe each receiver with a unique name using up to 6 characters. E. Channe Mode: Choose between Wide Band and Narrow Band. Defaut = Wide Band. Wide Band 8ch mode: Uses 4 frequencies spaced widey across the RF band. Pros: Can cause ess interference to WiFi devices that are occupying the same frequencies. Cons: Does not aways take advantage of white spaces between WiFi devices. Narrow Band 16ch mode: Uses 4 frequencies spaced cosey together in the RF band. Pros: Can aow the use of more narrow white spaces between WiFi devices. Cons: Can cause more interference to WiFi devices that are occupying the same frequencies. Wide Band Mode: Narrow Band Mode: 6

7 RF Scan - RF Pot: Shows the RF strength of each antenna in a CearOne system and shows if there is outside interference. Presets: Saves settings to receiver memory or recas settings from receiver memory. Choose Load SYSDEFAULT for the factory defaut settings. GPIO Setup: This function can mute the microphone based on a GPIO input. Aso, it can te a downstream DSP device if a microphone channe is muted based on a GPIO output. GPIO Setup: The Mute Mode is setup in the Edit Transmitter Window and it is set to either Hard Mute or Logic Mute. In Hard Mute, when either the microphone mute button is pressed or, if a GPIO input tes the microphone channe to mute, then the actua hard anaog output of the receiver is muted. In ogic Mute, ony the GPIO output pin is driven to te a downstream DSP that the channe is muted. The LED Mode is setup in the Edit Transmitter Window The -way LED contro works as foows: A. In norma mode, the GPIO input on the back pane of the receiver is ignored and the muted LED on the microphone foows the mute button on the microphone. B. In -way LED mode, the GPIO input on the back pane of the receiver contros the LED on the microphone. C. The ogic mute GPIO output for downstream DSP muting is independent from the LED muting. LED Mode: Mute Mode: Aert: Gives the user the abiity to set aert conditions, such as, ow battery, battery runtime hours, ow RF signa, and Transmitter turned off. Hep: The About tab contains the system information. 7 Defaut Transmitter Preamp Gain Settings: Transmitter + Last 4 digits of seria Number Defaut Transmitter Preamp Gain BLT XXXX +10 db HH XXXX H18 = 0dB / H13 & H15= +0dB PDM XXXX +10dB BDM XXXX +0dB Key: BLT = Betpack HH = Handhed Mic PDM = Gooseneck Podium Mic BDM = Tabetop Boundary Mic

8 DIALOG 0 Receiver Front Pane: CearOne DIALOG 0 receiver main-frames hod two, independent, 4-bit digita audio receiver modues. Each modue shares the main-frame s two antennas for fu-diversity. Two receiver main-frames can be daisy-chained together aowing up to 4 channes or up to 6 channes when connected with CONVERGE PRO DSP mixer. Main-frames can be connected via P-Link as a periphera ink for CONVERGE PRO and Beamforming Mic Array. Power is suppied by Micro-USB, P-Link or, Power over Ethernet (PoE). Main-frames have a USB connection for seria monitor and contro. When more than one DIALOG 0 Receiver is used in the same RF space, provided enough RF spectrum is avaiabe without interference, they must be P-Linked together to avoid additiona interference or dropouts. Connect the CAT5e / CAT6 Cabe from the P-Link out of the first Receiver to the P-Link in of the second Receiver. When using a CONVERGE Pro Mixer, a maximum of 3 DIALOG 0 Receivers can be daisy-chained together (provided there is enough RF spectrum avaiabe for 6 channes). Front: Antenna A TNC Connector.. Antenna B TNC Connector. 3. Receiver Front Pane (See detais next page). DIALOG 0 Receiver Back Pane: Back: Micro USB: USB power or connect to PC (Micro USB power Cord wa adaptor with oca pug configuration Incuded).. P-Link / POE (Power Over Ethernet): Periphera ink for CONVERGE PRO and Beamforming Mic Array. Mutipe receiver-frames can be daisy-chained together to form a network. 3. Audio Output Jacks: () independent, baanced XLR outputs. 4. Mixed Out: Baanced 1/4 inch TRS mixed ine out for recorders, powered speakers. Mixed out is not designed to be used with headphones. 5. GPIO: Aows muting of a microphone channe on GPIO input and sends microphone mute status on GPIO output.

9 DIALOG 0 Receiver Modue Pane: Modue Pane: Modue Panes are designed for quick and easy fied repacement for added redundancy. 1 & Pressed at the same time: Receives SYNC signa from transmitter (see pg. 3). 3 Status LED: Green... The channe is ON and un-muted. Red... The channe is OFF. Fashing Red... Encryption key mismatch or, two transmitters are synced to the same Receiver. Soution: Re-sync receiver with transmitter. Amber... The receiver is muted or GPIO is triggered. IR SELECT 1 RF BARS ANTENNA DIVERSITY AUDIO LEVEL BATTERY LEVEL AUDIO BATTERY SLOT 1 ON CH 1 CHANNEL NAME AES18 ENCRYPTION FUNCTION (SYNC) STATUS: (Coored text indicates status) ON = Green OFF = Red MUTE = Amber KEY = Fashing Red ( KEY = mismatched encryption key) STATUS 1 3 FREQUENCY Reading the Transmitter LED: How to read the LED: The Gooseneck or Boundary Mic is in use: Battery Power: RED = AUDIO MUTE GREEN = AUDIO PASSES BLINKING GREEN = SYNC SUCCESSFUL BLINKING RED SLOW= BATTERY IS LOW The Gooseneck Battery Cassette is in the Docking Station: The Boundary Mic is in the Docking Station: The Hand-hed mic or Bet Pack is in the Docking Station: RED = CHARGING OFF = FINISHED CHARGING BLINKING RED = CHARGING ERROR (RE-SEAT TRANSMITTER / CHECK BATTERIES) RED change to AMBER = CHARGING GREEN = FINISHED CHARGING GREEN & RED BLINKING = CHARGING ERROR (RE-SEAT TRANSMITTER / CHECK BATTERIES) USB Charging (Power Switch On): GREEN = AUDIO UNMUTED RED = AUDIO MUTED GREEN FLASHING = SYNCING USB Charging (Power Switch Off): 9 RED = NOT YET CHARGING AMBER = CHARGING GREEN = CHARGED A transmitters paced in the Charging Dock wi RF MUTE. The OLED shows the battery status.

10 DIALOG 0 Transmitters: DIALOG 0 HANDHELD MICROPHONE: Heads: Three (3) choices of microphone capsues are avaiabe: H-13 (Dynamic, Super Cardioid for performance) H-15 (Dynamic, Hyper Cardioid for performance) H-18 (Condenser Cardioid for conferences) Condenser heads are more transparent and do not require the microphone to be hed as cose to the mouth. Dynamic heads are ess prone to audio feedback in sound reinforcement environment.. Dispay: OLED dispay is used to program and dispay the current status of the transmitter functions. 3. Switch: User programmabe to togge on/off, on/mute/ or on/on. 4. Battery and Contro Cover: Unscrew counter-cockwise and genty side open. 5. Antenna Cover: Do not hod the antenna cover. Your hand wi shied the RF signa and cause poor performance. 6. Seect button: Seect a function. The first press activates the Power Setting function (1-10 mw). Press Seect again to program the externa switch (on/off, on/on, on/mute). Press again to set the eve (-0 db to +30 db). Press Seect a fourth time to set the Low Cut Fiter (off / 75Hz). To prevent accidenta parameter changes, the seect button can be ocked using the Remote Software. 7. Parameter Up: Press this button to increase the vaue of the seected function. 8. Parameter Down: Press this button to decrease the vaue for the seected function. 9. USB Port: Pug a micro USB cabe into the USB port to charge the batteries or upgrade the firmware. 10. Batteries: (not shown) Two AA, NiMH batteries for up to 1 hours continuous usage per charge. AA NiMH, 500-mAHr or greater is recommended. 11. Battery Door: Open position. DIALOG 0 BELTPACK: s Antenna: Antennas are fied repaceabe to improve reiabiity and redundancy.. Programmabe Switch: Togge on/off, on/mute/ or on/on. 3. Microphone Connector: TA4 mini XLR stye: CearOne offers a fu range of avaiere and headset mics for optima performance of your DIALOG 0 transmitter. Works with both snap in and screw-in microphones. 4. Dispay: OLED dispay is used to program and dispay the current status of the transmitter functions. 5. Seect: Seect a function. The first press activates the Power Setting function (1-10 mw). Press Seect again to program the externa switch (on/off, on/on, on/mute). Press again to set the eve (-0 db to +30 db). Press Seect a fourth time to set the Low Cut Fiter (off / 75Hz). To prevent accidenta parameter changes, the seect button can be ocked using the Remote Software. 6. Parameter Down: Press this button to decrease the vaue for the seected function. 7. Parameter Up: Press this button to increase the vaue of the seected function. 8. Batteries: Two AA, NiMH batteries for up to 1 hours continuous usage per charge. AA NiMH, 500-mAHr or greater is recommended. 9. Battery Door Locks: To open, press both at the same time and ift the door open. To cose, snap the door cosed. 10. USB Port: Pug a micro USB cabe into the USB port to charge the batteries or upgrade the firmware. 11. Bet-Cip: Spring-oaded cip for attaching the transmitter to a bet or simiar object. Spring pressure presses the cip into two hoes in the transmitter body. Pu them out to remove or reverse the cip. Exercise caution to prevent injury or scratching the case. 1. Contacts: Charging contact points for the docking station

11 DIALOG 0 Transmitters: DIALOG 0 TABLETOP BOUNDARY MICROPHONE: The CearOne DIALOG 0 Tabetop Boundary Microphone combines the professiona audio specs and security of a wired mic with wireess convenience. Avaiabe in Omni or Cardioid poar pick-up patterns. 1. Power LED: (see Pg. 8 Reading the Transmitter LED: ). When the Boundary Mic is in use, the LED signas: Red = audio mute. Green = audio passes. Binking Red = battery ow. Binking Green = sync successfu.. Contacts: Contact points for the charging station. 3. Power Switch: On / Off USB Port: Doubes as the power suppy / recharger connection and computer programming port. The transmitter operates normay under USB power, with dead or no batteries for permanent instaations. IR OFF/ON USB Batteries: Two AA, NiMH batteries for up to 1 hours continuous usage per charge. AA NiMH, 500-mAHr or greater is recommended. DIALOG 0 PODIUM GOOSENECK STEM : CearOne DIALOG 0 Gooseneck Podium Mic Stems are avaiabe in 6, 1 and 18 engths that are interchangeabe. The Gooseneck Mic comes with a Cardioid poar pattern mic capsue. 1. GOOSENECK MIC CAPSULE: CARDIOID pickup pattern Two fexibe stem sections for easy positioning.. A 4-pin XLR connector aows the exchange of Different ength microphone stems

12 DIALOG 0 Transmitters: DIALOG 0 PODIUM GOOSENECK: The CearOne DIALOG 0 Podium Gooseneck Microphone combines the professiona audio specs and security of a wired mic with wireess convenience. For use with battery power or permanenty insta the microphone using USB power CearOne Mic Capsue: Cardioid poar pattern.. Goosenecks: Two fexibe sections to extend over a aptop or briefcase. Avaiabe in 6, 1, and, 18 inch engths. 3. Radio-transparent ABS Top: Styish design that hides and protects the antenna. 4. Cast Meta Bottom: Zinc base bottom adds stabiity and absorbs desk noise Power LED: (see Pg. 8 Reading the Transmitter LED: ). 6. Button Programming Options: 1) press to tak. ) press to mute. 3) togge on or off USB Port: Doubes as the USB recharger connection and computer programming port. The transmitter operates normay under USB power, with dead or no batteries for permanent instaations Power Switch Programming Options: 1) On / Off. ) On / Mute. 3) On / On Keyhoes: For permanent mounting. 10. Battery Cassette: Push tab to remove the battery cassette. Recharge the batteries by inserting the cassette into the CearOne Charging Dock (See figure 1). The battery cassette hods four, off-the-shef, AA, NiMH batteries for up to 4 hours continuous usage per charge. 11. Rubber Feet: Absorb desk noise and provide a stabe, non-skid base. 7 (Figure 1) (Figure ) Recharge the batteries by inserting the cassette into the CearOne Charging Dock. When the Gooseneck Mic is in use, the LED signas: 8 RED = Audio Mute GREEN = Audio Passes BLINKING RED = Battery Low BLINKING GREEN = Sync Successfu

13 Using DIALOG 0 With CONVERGE Pro And Beamforming Mic Array: 1. CONNECTING THE DIALOG 0 SYSTEM WITH THE CONVERGE Pro DSP (native connection): P-Link directy to CONVERGE Pro One cabe for audio, contro and power.. CONNECTING THE DIALOG 0 SYSTEM WITH THE CONVERGE Pro AND Beamforming Mic Array (native connection): Directy connects to CONVERGE Pro and Beamforming Mic Array One cabe for audio, contro and power. Appication Exampe: Cassrooms where Wireess Mic is needed for ecturer / presenter and Beamforming Mic is needed for students / participants. 3. CONNECTING MULTIPLE DIALOG 0, CONVERGE Pro AND Beamforming Mic Array (native connection): Directy connects to CONVERGE Pro and Beamforming Mic Array One cabe for audio, contro and power. Supports up to 6 peripheras. Up to 3 of each device type. PoE Power needed for every 3 P-Link devices CONNECTING WITH ANY DSP MIXER: CONVERGE Pro Mixer Other CearOne DSP Mixers CONVERGE Pro INTERACT Pro INTERACT AT Any 3 rd party DSP mixers (may require optiona XLR to Phoenix adaptors)

14 DIALOG 0 Suggested Mounting Options: Antenna Position AV Rack Mounted using optiona 10 Antenna Extension Kit Power Over Ethernet To CONVERGE Pro or Beamforming Mic Array Power Over Ethernet To CONVERGE Pro or Beamforming Mic Array Penum Rated Receiver Mounted on the Outside of Ceiing Tie with PoE to CONVERGE Pro or Beamforming Mic Array Penum Rated Receiver Mounted on the inside of the Ceiing Tie, within the Craw Space, with PoE to CONVERGE Pro or Beamforming Mic Array To Receiver To Receiver Penum Rated Antennas Mounted on the inside of the Ceiing Tie, within the Craw Space, using optiona 5 Antenna Extension Kit and 3rd party T-Bracket. Penum Rated Antennas Mounted on the Outside of Ceiing Tie using optiona 5 Antenna Extension Kit 14

15 DIALOG 0 Exposure and Compiance: RF Exposure Information The transmitters have been tested and have been shown to be compiant for ocaized specific absorption rate (SAR) for uncontroed environment/genera exposure imits specified in ANSI/IEEE Std. C and have been tested in accordance with the measurement procedures specified in IEEE and IEC RF Compiance Information The transmitters have been tested and have been shown to meet CE spectra bandwidth requirements at 1 mw and 10 mw output power. This equipment may be capabe of operating at some RF power eves not authorized in your region. Pease contact your nationa authority to obtain information on RF power eves for wireess microphone products in your region. This product meets the Essentia Requirements of a reevant European directives and is eigibe for CE marking. Penum Rated The DIALOG 0 Receiver and antennas meet the UL 043 penum-rating standard and are certified to have adequate fire resistance and ow smoke-emission characteristics to be mounted and operated in a buiding s environmenta air spaces, such as above suspended ceiings in an office environment. Certified under FCC Part 74 and FCC Part 15. Certified by IC in Canada under RSS-13, RSS-10 and RSS-10. Receiver: Receiver FCC ID: FBI-DIALOG0RX IC: 1970A-DIALOG0RX Transmitters: BELTPACK FCC ID: FBI-DIALOG0BLT IC: 1970A-DIALOG0BLT GOOSENECK FCC ID: FBI-DIALOG0PDM IC: 1970A-DIALOG0PDM TABLETOP FCC ID: FBI-DIALOG0BDM IC: 1970A-DIALOG0BDM HANDHELD FCC ID: FBI-DIALOG0HH IC: 1970A-DIALOG0HH Modifications (FCC 15.1) Warning: Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressy approved by CearOne may void the user s authority to operate this equipment according to your oca radio reguatory authorities. Cearone Wireess Receivers, Transmitters, and, Antennas are intended for indoor use ony. Appies to Betpack ( X): Under Industry Canada reguations, this radio transmitter may ony operate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or esser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potentia radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain shoud be so chosen that the equivaent isotopicay radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successfu communication. This radio transmitter ( X) has been approved by Industry Canada to operate with the antenna types isted beow with the maximum permissibe gain and required antenna impedance for each antenna type indicated. Antenna types not incuded in this ist, having a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for that type, are stricty prohibited for use with this device. Monopoe antenna, 0dbi gain, 50 ohm impedance. Le présent émetteur radio ( X) a été approuvé par Industrie Canada pour fonctionner avec es types d antenne énumérés ci-dessous et ayant un gain admissibe maxima et impédance requise pour chaque type d antenne. Les types d antenne non incus dans cette iste, ou dont e gain est supérieur au gain maxima indiqué, sont strictement interdits pour expoitation de émetteur. This device compies with Industry Canada icence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the foowing two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and () this device must accept any interference, incuding interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. France: Le présent apparei est conforme aux CNR d Industrie Canada appicabes aux appareis radio exempts de icence. L expoitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) apparei ne doit pas produire de brouiage, et () utiisateur de apparei doit accepter tout brouiage radioéectrique subi, même si e brouiage est susceptibe d en compromettre e fonctionnement. 15

16 DIALOG 0 Exposure and Compiance: Continued: Eectronic Code of Federa Reguations Tite 47: Teecommunication PART 15 RADIO FREQUENCY DEVICES Subpart A Genera Labeing Requirements. This device compies with part 15 of the FCC Rues. Operation is subject to the foowing two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmfu interference, and () this device must accept any interference received, incuding interference that may cause undesired operation. Eectronic Code of Federa Reguations Tite 47: Teecommunication PART 15 RADIO FREQUENCY DEVICES Subpart B Unintentiona Radiators Information to the user. (a) For a Cass A digita device or periphera, the instructions furnished the user sha incude the foowing or simiar statement, paced in a prominent ocation in the text of the manua: Note: This equipment has been tested and found to compy with the imits for a Cass A digita device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rues. These imits are designed to provide reasonabe protection against harmfu interference when the equipment is operated in a commercia environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not instaed and used in accordance with the instruction manua, may cause harmfu interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residentia area is ikey to cause harmfu interference in which case the user wi be required to correct the interference at his own expense. (b) For a Cass B digita device or periphera, the instructions furnished the user sha incude the foowing or simiar statement, paced in a prominent ocation in the text of the manua: Note: This equipment has been tested and found to compy with the imits for a Cass B digita device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rues. These imits are designed to provide reasonabe protection against harmfu interference in a residentia instaation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not instaed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmfu interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference wi not occur in a particuar instaation. If this equipment does cause harmfu interference to radio or teevision 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 foowing measures: Reorient or reocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consut the deaer or an experienced radio/tv technician for hep. (c) The provisions of paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section do not appy to digita devices exempted from the technica standards under the provisions of (d) For systems incorporating severa digita devices, the statement shown in paragraph (a) or (b) of this section needs to be contained ony in the instruction manua for the main contro unit. (e) In cases where the manua is provided ony in a form other than paper, such as on a computer disk or over the Internet, the information required by this section may be incuded in the manua in that aternative form, provided the user can reasonaby be expected to have the capabiity to access information in that form. 16

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