Shure 440 User Manual

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HARTREY AYE . EVANSTON
EVANSTON PHONE DA
89000
ILL.
CABLE
.
CHICAGO PHONE
SHUREMICRO
SH
3
1600
440
Models
and
440SL
General:
are pressure operated units using the balanced armature controlled magnetic principle and especially designed to have high intelligibility for radio communications and are especially designed for the narrow audio frequency range required for single side band transmission. The microphones have high output level, smooth response, and a semi-directional pickup characteristic.
The Model
phone, a grip-to-talk, slide-to-lock switch (see operation)
and a desk stand. The grip-to-talk switch is similar to the
A88A,
Shure stand the most severe field requirements of paging and dispatching systems. The switch has a large comfortable grip bar which minimizes hand and finger fatigue. After the bar
grip bar locks the switch. The switch cannot be acci­dently locked, and the unit can be picked up without
actuating the switch.
The microphone case, switch case, and the stand are of die cast metal and are streamlined for improved acoustical performance and modern appearance.
Applications:
are particularly suited for use in single side band trans mission as used in mobile and fixed station use in Police, Fire, Utility, Forestry Transportation Services and Ama­teur Communications. The response cuts off sharply be­low 300 rising characteristic for speech intelligibility. This re­sponse characteristic is especially effective in the pres­ence of noise.
The Model 440 and
lic address, call systems and radio telephone.
Copyright 1960, Shure Brothers, Inc. 274158 (8-63)
Model 440 and Model 440SL microphones
440SL
is
an integral assembly of a micro-
having the same long-life features to with-
is
pressed, a positive downward pressure on the
The Model 440 and the Model 440SL
c.p.s. and above 3000 c.p.s. with an average
440SL are, also, suitable for pub-
Installation:
standard desk or floor stand.
switch are pre-assembled, but plug assembly are separate. To assemble base to switch use the following instructions:
5/8"-27
In the Model
Place microphone switch assembly in the recess
I.
at the top of the base. Fasten switch to base means of special attachment screw included. Use a large screw driver or coin to turn screw down
tightly.
Insert cable-connector plug into microphone re-
2.
ceptacle. Place cable in groove in the bottom rear of the
3. base. Clamp cable to base clamping plate and two machine screws which are furnished.
Connections:
use either to-talk switch. The Mo provide maximum flexibility with both types of operation.
VOX
The Model 440 microphone has
thread and can be mounted on any
440SL assembl , the microphone and
t
X
e base and cable and
Turn locking ring down tightly.
by
means of the
Most amateur equipment is wired to
(voice o erated relay control) or a push-
!
el 440SL has been designed Yo
SWITCH
MOVEMENT
BLACK
RED
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L
FIG.
BLACK
BLUE GREEN
A
Printed in
by
U.S.A.
a
Using the microphone as supplied, the grip-to-
A.
talk switch operates both the microphone circuit and an external relay or control circuit. Connect all leads to the proper terminals of the equip-
ment. (See equipment manual). By using the white and shield connecting the shield and black leads together and connecting to the proper terminals, the grip­to-talk switch will operate the microphone circuit
but the external relay or control circuit is not
operated, and the microphone can be
operated with the microphone being muted by the switch.
By the minor modification of cutting the green
B.
lead (see Figure
microphone circuit
action and the switch will operate the external
relay or control circuit in push-to-talk operation. The microphone can be used for VOX operation and the microphone can not be muted.
The modification is made as follows:
Remove the integral assembly of the microphone
I.
and switch from the desk stand. Remove the 4-40 phillips head screw from the bot-
2. tom of the switch case and pull out the bakelite re­ceptacle.
Disconnect the green wire from pin
3. bare end of the wire, and put the wire back into the switch case.
Replace the bakelite receptacle and the 4-40
4. head screw.
5. Assemble the microphone and switch to the desk stand.
To obtain optimum flexibility between either VOX
or push-to-talk operation.
The Shure Model phone by placing a switch in the black lead from the receptacle. The grip-to-talk switch of the micro~hone can then be used to o~erate the microbhone circuit and the external day or con­trol circuit can be operated or NOT operated by grip-to-talk switch
A87K switch. This will permit instant change-
the over from VOX operation to push-to-talk opera­tion and to mute the microphone in either operation.
still
leads (microphone circuit) or by
VOX
A
and instructions below) the
is
removed from the switch
#3,
insulate the
phillips
A87K Kit will modify the micro-
by
changing the position of
retain the microphone circuit switch
440SL microphone, as supplied, has a switch
The
is
which as a grip-to-talk switch, grasp t e switch with and press­ing the bar with fingers. converted to a grip-to-talk, slide-to-lock switch. This may be done by loosening the number 5-40 chine screw, directly beneath the switch ar, rotating the "Stop-Plate" one-half turn and retightening the ma­chine screw. To lock, press the bar and simultaneously apply force downward with the index finger until the switch bar slides and slide bar up with fingers.
a momentary contact non-locking) ty e. For use
I
If
desired, the switch may be
Philli
K
s Head ma-
g
is
locked in position. To unlock,
Specifications:
MODEL 440SL
9%"
(238.lmm)
7"
(177.8mm)
5"
(127rnm)
Gray and Chrome
2v2 Ibs.
(1
5
Ibs. (2722g)
134g)
Height Overall
Length Overall Width Overall Finish
Net Weight
7'
(2.ln-t) Cable
Shpg. Weight with
with
7'
(2.lm) Cable
MODEL 440
2s (61.lmm) Dia.
3%" (82.6mm)
2s (61.lmm) Dia.
Gray and Chrome
3/4
Ib. (340g)
Ifi
Ibs. (6809)
Voltage Sensitivity
Model 440 and 440SL Open circuit voltage
E.I.A.
Microphone Rating
Sensitivity
*
odb
'8"
E.I.A.
Microbar = one dyne per square centimeter Frequency Response: 300 to 3000 Recommended Load Impedance:
100,000 ohms or more
............................
=
I
volt per microbar
Standard SE-105 August 1949
.........
-
GM
-
52.5
db
142.3 db,*-.
c.p.s.
(2.38 mv)
':
.!.
-7,
Operation:
care are necessary in the operation of the Models 440
440SL Microphones. They will operate satisfactorily
and under ordinary conditions in hot and cold climates. To retain the full strength of the permanent magnet and to maintain alignment of structure, dropping or other se­vere mechanical shocks should be avoided.
No special precautions beyond ordinary
Guarantee:
free from electrical and
of one year from date of shipment from the factory, pro­vided all instructions are complied with fully. In case of damage, return the microphone to the pairs. Our guarantee
is opened.
Each micro hone is guaranteed
mec
K
anical defects for a period
fadory for re-
is
voided
if
the microphone case
to
be
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