Shure CB45 User Manual

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CONTROLLED MAGNETICB NOISE-CANCELING CITIZENS BAND MICROPHONE

NOISE CANCELLATION

The important characteristics contributing to noise
cancellation and clear speech transmission in the
Model CB45 are shaped frequency response,
tionality, and distance discrimination.

Shaped Frequency Response:
ments are arranged to optimize performance in the
critical voice frequency range of 200 to 5,000 Hz. The

result is the reduction in pickup of sounds outside the
desired frequency range and proper control of those
sounds within the desired range.

Directionality: Through its inherent directional prop-

erties, Model CB45 rejects sounds that do not orig-

inate from the front of the microphone. This reduces

pickup of off-axis sounds extraneous to the user's
voice.

Distance Discrimination:

inates against sounds arriving from a distance in favor

GENERAL

The Shure Model CB45 LONG RANGER CON­TROLLED MAGNETIC noise-canceling microphone is
designed especially for use with Citizens Band trans­ceivers, either mobile or base station. The microphone
provides clear, crisp, natural voice response in even
the noisiest surroundings. A small, rugged, hand-held
CONTROLLED MAGNETIC unit, this dual-impedance
microphone can be used to replace ceramic or dyna­mic microphones supplied as original equipment.

The Model CB45 noise-canceling microphone rep­resents a significant improvement over most mi­crophones with anti-noise features. Noise cancellation
in Model CB45 is provided through the combination of
highly directional operation and superior discrimina­tion against noise from distant sources over an unusu­ally wide frequency range. The CB45 is particularly
suited for mobile use where wind, traffic, or engine
noise may otherwise interfere with voice transmis­sion.

With greater clarity and improved reliability and
durability, Model CB45 also offers easy impedance
selection at the end of the cable. The microphone is
suitable for connection to either high-impedance or
low-impedance (ceramic or dynamic) inputs.

of sounds from a near source. The microphone op-

erates on the pressure gradient principle. Two sound
entry ports spaced a small distance apart produce, by
means of phase cancellation, reduction of sensitivity
to all distant sounds.

OPERATION

In order to obtain the best noise-canceling perform-

ance with Model

CB45, "close-talking" is required.
The lips must be as close as possible to the micro­phone grille (directly facing the grille and pressed
against the rubber lip guard). For greatest discrimina­tion between voice sounds and background noise, do

not hold the microphone more than 25 mm

the mouth.

No special precautions beyond ordinary care are
necessary in operating the Model CB45 microphone.
It will function very satisfactorily under most condi­tions of humidity and temperature. Severe mechanical
shocks, such as dropping the microphone, should be
avoided.

CONNECTIONS

The internal connections of Model CB45 are shown

in Figure

1.

CARTMCGE SWITCH CABLE

The microphone fits naturally and comfortably in the
hand and is not affected by heat or humidity. The ex­clusive

ARMO-DUR@ case is immune to oil, grease,
fumes, salt spray, sun, rust and corrosion-and is out­standing in its ability to resist mechanical shocks and
vibration. The "Million-Cycle" leaf-type switch is de-

CASE GROUND

signed to withstand rigorous operating conditions and
constant use.

Microphone Features:

Highly intelligible voice response
Extremely effective noise cancellation

&WHITE

GREEN

Replaces either ceramic or dynamic original equip­ment microphones

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Dual impedance-matches either high- or low­impedance inputs

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Unparalleled ruggedness and durability
Tough ARMO-DUR case Brothers lncor~orated for information. This micro~hone
~ounting bracket supplied-fits hang-up button on
back of microphone

Refer to the Shure CB Wiring Guide enclosed with

the microphone for detailed instructions for connect-

ing the CB45 to your transceiver. If your unit is not
listed in the Guide, contact your dealer or Shure

is not designed for use with transceivers requiring
five-conductor shielded cable.

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INTERNAL

FIGURE

CONNECTIONS

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The Model CB45 discrim-

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SHIELD (CHASSIS OR CIRCUIT GROUND)

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The general wiring procedure for transceiver con-

nections is as follows.

Relay or Switching Circuit:

GROUNDED SWITCHING

Most transceivers employ a grounded circuit to
switch from the receive to the transmit position. To
connect the microphone to such a circuit, proceed as
follows.

1. Connect the RED lead to the terminal used to
complete the transmitter circuit.

2. Connect the BLACK lead to the terminal used to
complete the receiver circuit. This will usually be
a ground return from the loudspeaker. If a micro­phone switching contact is not required for the
loudspeaker ground, insulate (wrap with tape)
the BLACK cable lead.

3. Connect the shield to chassis or circuit ground
of the transceiver (see Guide)

ISOLATED SWITCHING
In some transceivers, an isolated circuit is required

to switch power supply voltages rather than grounds.

If an isolated switching circuit is required, proceed as

follows.

1. Remove the three No. 4-40 pan head screws from
the back of the microphone case; separate the

case front and back. CAUTION: Microphone case
is spring-loaded; care must be taken to hold the

two halves of the microphone case together while

removing screws.

2. Clip and remove the bare lead connecting switch
terminals 2 and

4

(see Figure 1).

3. Unsolder the BLACK cable lead from switch ter-

minal 5; solder the BLACK cable lead to switch

terminal

4.

4. Locate springs in cutouts of cartridge shield and
take care not to pinch leads when closing case.

Fasten the two case halves together with the
previously removed screws.

5. At the end of the cable, connect the RED lead
to the isolated switch contact terminal used to
complete the transmitter circuit.

6. Connect the BLACK lead to the other isolated
switch contact terminal used for power supply
voltage.

7.

Connect the shield to chassis or circuit ground

(see Guide).

CAUTION

Make certain that the shield is not connected to
chassis ground for those models where the Guide
specifies the shield should be connected to circuit
ground.

Microphone Audio Input Circuit:

LOW IMPEDANCE

Connect the WHITE cable lead to the low-impedance
microphone audio input terminal. Insulate (wrap with
tape) the GREEN lead.

HIGH IMPEDANCE (ceramic microphone replace-

ment)

Connect the GREEN cable lead to the

high-imped­ance microphone audio input terminal. Insulate (wrap
with tape) the WHITE lead.

NOTE

The high-impedance connection will generally be
used when replacing a ceramic microphone supplied
with original equipment. If you do not know whether
your transceiver requires a high-impedance or a

low-

impedance microphone, follow the wiring instructions
for the low-impedance connection. Check whether
there is sufficient output from your transceiver. If the

modulation output is too low, reconnect the micro-

phone for high impedance.

SPECIFICATIONS

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CONTROLLED MAGNETIC@, Noise-Canceling

Frequency Response

Optimized response in the critical 200 to 5,000 Hz
range

lmpedance

Dual. Microphone rating impedance is 150 ohms
(190 ohms actual) and "High". For impedance selec­tion, see section on Connections.

Load lmpedance Range

Low lmpedance
High lmpedance

Output Level

Open Circuit Voltage*
Power Level**

*O dB = 1 volt per 100 microbars

**0 dB

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Switch

Push-to-talk leaf-type switch to actuate microphone

circuit and an external relay or switching circuit.

Microphone circuit normally open in either high- or
low impedance.

Cable

1.5m (5 ft) four-conductor, two conductors individ­ually shielded, coiled cable

Case

Light gray ARMO-DUR@

Dimensions

See Figure 2

Net Weight

260 grams

Packaged Weight

401 grams (14 oz)

A

mounting bracket for permanent installation is

supplied with each microphone (see Figure 3).

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IMPEDANCE

Low

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-39.5 dB

(10.5

mV) (100 mV)

-58.5 dB

1 milliwatt per 10 microbars

4.0nm

OVERALL

DIMENSIONS

FIGURE 2

(9

oz)

MOUNTING

MOUNTING HOLES,
CLEARANCE FOR

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No.

8

SCREWS

7

MOUNTING

BRACKET

FIGURE

3

-20.0 dB

(5/32

IN.]

High

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