Shure 592T User Guide

Model 592T User Guide

NOISE-CANCELLING ELECTRET CONDENSER MICROPHONE

GENERAL

The Shure Model 592T is a noise-cancelling replacement micro­phone for many mobile radio sets. The microphone is compatible with a variety of five-conductor, shielded, coil-cord cables (sold separately), each of which has a locking, telephone-type modular plug on the microphone end, and a choice of popular transmitter input connectors on the other. One cable model provides only bare tinned leads on the transmitter input end so that the user can install the desired connector. Since cable damage is the major cause of microphone failure, this makes the 592T among the first communi­cations microphones to offer economical, quick and simple repair capability.
The 592T is rugged and reliable. It has a bidirectional pickup pattern and provides extremely clear transmission, especially in noisy environments. In addition to its clear, crisp response, tailored for voice-frequency communications, the 592T has extremely low sensitivity to hum pickup and low susceptibility to radio-frequency interference.
The 592T is ergonomically designed; it fits naturally and com­fortably in the hand and is not affected by heat or humidity. The rug­ged ARMO-DUR solvents, salt spray, sun, rust and corrosion. It is outstanding in its ability to withstand mechanical shocks and vibration. The Mil­lion-Cycle Plus leaf-type switch is a double-pole, single-throw type, designed to resist the effects of severe operating conditions and constant usage. It has nickel-silver blades, and its contacts are pal­ladium-alloyed for reliable, oxidation-free operation.
The modular construction of the 592T provides excellent conve­nience in field servicing. The 592T is furnished with a sturdy mounting bracket and a screwdriver to release the modular cable plug.
case is immune to oil, grease, most fumes and

Features

Modular-plug coil-cord-easily changed for other radio sets or to replace defective cable
Noise-cancelling bidirectional pickup pattern
Frequency response from 200 to 4,000 Hz, tailored for voice communications
Built-in transistor amplifier powered by biased audio from radio set
Low sensitivity to hum pickup
Low susceptibility to radio frequency interference
Rugged Million-Cycle Plus™ leaf-type switch stands up under severe environments and constant use
Usable in high-ambient-noise environments
High-impact ARMO-DUR case is ergonomically designed­stronger and lighter than die-cast metal, comfortable to the touch in hot or cold weather
Rugged and dependable under all operating conditions
Long-life vinyl-rubber-jacketed coil cord available with plugs to fit most popular two-way radios
Sturdy, convenient mounting button for attaching to equipment or nearby surface using supplied mounting bracket

RADIO INPUTS

The 592T operates with two-way radio sets with input circuits
similar to that shown in Figure 1.
1 K
+
10 Vdc
MICROPHONE INPUT CIRCUIT
FIGURE 1
620
PIN 2
15 µF

MOUNTING

The 592T is provided with a rear-case hang-up button for use with a grounded mounting bracket on or near associated equip­ment.

IMPORTANT: The microphone hang-up button is connected to the blue lead (modular connector pin 4) for radios with microphone hang-up sensing.

NOTE: Certain radio sets require an open circuit when the mi­crophone is on-hook; see Service Instructions for hang-up sensing circuit modification.
©2004, Shure Incorporated
27A6002A (Rev. 2)
Printed in U.S.A.

SPECIFICATIONS

(Test conditions, unless otherwise specified: audio output measured be­tween pin 2 and ground; PTT switch depressed; no hang-up button connec­tion; dc VTVM 10 M greater input impedance.)

Type

Electret condenser

Frequency Response

200 to 4,000 Hz (see Figure 2)
+10
0
or greater input impedance; ac VTVM 1 MΩ or
44.4 mm
(1-3/4 IN.)
40.4 mm
(1-19/32 IN.)
70 mm
(2-3/4 IN.)
64 mm
(2-1/2 IN.)
101 mm
(3-31/32 IN.)
–10
500 1,000 2,000 5,00010,000 20,00050 100 20020
TYPICAL FREQUENCY RESPONSE
FIGURE 2

Polar Pattern

Noise-cancelling bidirectional

Output Level (at 1,000 Hz, 1 cm)

–15 dB/100 µbar ± 5.0 dB (0.178 V) (0 dB = 1 V/100 µbars)

DC Supply Current

2.8 mA ±0.3 mA

Hum Sensitivity

78 dB maximum equivalent SPL as measured in 12K Vac field

Audio Polarity

Positive sound pressure produces positive voltage at pin 2 with respect to ground

Environmental Conditions

Operating Temperature:...–40
Storage Temperature:...... –16
° to 76° C (-40° to 185° F) ° to 76° C (-65° to 185° F)
Relative Humidity:...............0 to 100% (non-condensing)

Microphone Connector

6-conductor modular telephone type (6 conductors used)

Switch

Mechanical: Double-pole, single-throw, leaf-type, push-to-talk function, normally open, cartridge shunt normally closed

Cable (optional)

Detachable, 1.4 m (48 in.), 5-conductor (1 shielded), vinyl-rub­ber-jacketed coil cord with modular plug on microphone end (see table for available installed equipment plugs)

Construction

Case: Black textured high-impact ARMO-DUR

Dimensions

See Figure 3

Net Weight

105 grams (3.7 oz), less cable

REPLACEMENT PARTS

Switch Assembly ............................................... RK263S
Cable and Modular Plug ......................See cordset table

FURNISHED ACCESSORIES

Screwdriver......................................................... 80B498
Mounting Bracket................................................ RK6MB
OVERALL DIMENSIONS
FIGURE 3

MICROPHONE CABLES

The 592T can be used with various MODULINK microphone cables. Each cable has a modular microphone plug on one end and the user's choice of equipment plugs on the other. The MOD­ULINK Cordset Table supplied with the 592T lists the most popular radios with biased audio available, and the cordset (ALM-) for use with each. Note that the ALM-1 has no connector on the equipment end; it can be wired as needed.
The cable is attached to the 592T by inserting the modular tele­phone-type plug in the microphone jack until it locks. To remove the cable from the microphone, insert the small screwdriver supplied with the 592T in the rear case hole just above the cable jack to un­lock the plug and withdraw the plug from the jack.
TABLE 1--MICROPHONE CONNECTOR WIRING
Pin Color Function Pin Color Function
1 NC 5 Black PTT Switch
2 Red Bias (+), DC
6 White Audio
Audio Out
3 Yellow PTT Switch 7 Drain Ground
4 Blue Monitor 8 NC
MICROPHONE END CABLE WIRING
FIGURE 4
Ground
2
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