'ROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS DATA
For left side usage, the retaining clip will be on
the left side of the user's head; for right side usage, the clip will be on the right (see photo and
Figure 1). Swivel the retaining clip forward (top of
clip away from the headband) until it snaps into
position.
Snap the microphone pivot housing into the retain-
2.
ing clip with the pivot adjustment knob upward and
the microphone toward the front. (Note that the
microphone position-left or right side-may be
reversed by twisting the headband arms
swiveling the retaining clip 90°, and repositioning
the pivot housing.) Loosen the pivot adjustment
knob, position the boom so that the microphone is
near where the side of the mouth will be, and
tighten the pivot adjustment knob.
3.
Place the assembled microphone on the user's
head and pull the headband arms downward until
they rest against the head just over the ears.
Loosen the pivot adjustment knob and position the
4.
GENERAL
The Shure Model SMlO Professional Head-Worn Microphone is a low-impedance, unidirectional, dynamic
microphone. Designed for sports and news announcing,
interviewing and intercommunications systems, and for
special-events remote broadcasting, the SMlO offers
convenient, hands-free operation without user fatigue.
A close-talking unit, the SMlO may be used under
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noisy conditions without loss or masking of voice
signals. The SMlO is a small, lightweight, rugged and
reliable unit, with provisions for mounting to a supplied
A
cushioned headband.
pivot housing permits the mi-
microphone as close as possible to the corner of
the mouth. For optimum close-talking operation,
the microphone should be less than
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from the corner of the mouth. Be sure to position
the microphone at the corner (not the center) of
the mouth to eliminate explosive breath sounds
("pop"). Tighten the adjustment knob.
Snap the connector belt clip over the groove in the
5.
3-pin male audio connector. The clip can now be
fastened to the user's belt or other clothing. Attach
the 3-pin audio connector to the microphone cable.
crophone boom to be moved 20" in any direction, and
the distance between the microphone and pivot to be
changed by up to 89 mm
(3% in.). A miniature windscreen to protect against wind noise and explosive
breath sounds, an adapter plate for boom-mounting
on stereo headphones, and a connector belt clip are
also supplied.
Model SM10 Features:
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Close-talk operation and unidirectional polar pattern for effective noise reduction
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Smooth natural voice frequency response
HEADBA
ARM
Locking adjustment knob permits boom to pivot 20"
in any direction
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Boom length adjustment through 89 mm (3% in.)
range
Light weight plus padded headband eliminate user
fatigue
Does not interfere with eyeglasses
Ruggedly constructed of stainless steel, aluminum
and high-impact thermoplastic
Convenient, secure clip attaches connector to belt
or clothing
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Adapter plate provides for boom-mounting to stereo
headphones
ASSEMBLY
Assemble the SMlO for use as follows:
1. Twist the lower headband arms
perpendicular to the headband. The headband pads
must be located toward the rear of the user's head.
90" so they are
SMlO
POSITIONED
FIGURE 1
FOR
LEFT SIDE
OPERATION
180°,
mm (1 in.)
Copyright
27A1325
1979,
(SI)
Shure
Brothers
Inc.
Patent
Printed
Pending
in
U.S.A.
SPECIFICATIONS
Type
Dynamic, Close-Talking
Frequency Response
50 to 15,000 Hz (see Figure 2)
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1
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8
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5
-10
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20
50
TYPICAL
Polar Pattern
Cardioid (unidirectional) response-uniform with fre-
quency, symmetrical about axis (see Figure 3)
(at 8 mm [5/16 in.])
100
FREWENCY
FREQUENCY
FIGURE
WO
IN
IiERTZ
RESPONSE
2
10.000
2ap00
Cable
Non-detachable, 1.5m (5 ft), two-conductor, shielded,
plastic-jacketed
Case
Black thermoplastic microphone and pivot housing,
anodized aluminum end caps, stainless steel grille
and boom
Dimensions
See Figure 4
BELT
CLIP
3
PIN
CONNECTOR
LEGEND
-----
4000
Hz
POLAR
PATTERN
FIGURE
3
Impedance
Microphone rating impedance is 150 ohms (200 ohms
actual) for connection to microphone inputs rated
at 19 to 300 ohms
Output Level
Open Circuit Voltage
(close-talked at 1,000 Hz)
.
. . . . . . .
-47.0 dB (4.5 mV)
(0 dB = 1 volt per 100 microbars)
Power Level
. . . . .
.
. . . . . . . .
.
-
66.0 dB
(0 dB = 1 milliwatt per 10 microbars)
Hum Sensitivity
38.4 dB equivalent SPL in a 1
(typical)
millioersted field
Phasing
Positive pressure on diaphragm produces positive
voltage on pin 2 of microphone connector
Connector
Professional three-pin male audio connector de-
XL
signed to mate with Cannon
A3
(Q.G.)
series or equivalent connectors.
series, Switchcraft
OVERALL
DIMENSIONS
FIGURE
4
Net Weight
78 grams
(2.7
ounces) less cable and connector
Packaged Weight
745 grams
(1
Ib, 10 oz)
CODED SIDE
WHT(0R RED)
CARTRIDGE CONNECTOR
INTERNAL
CONNECTIONS
FIGURE
SHIELD
5
STEREO HEADPHONE USE
The SM10 microphone may be used as a boom
microphone with stereophonic headphones having pro-
visions for mounting boom microphones. These head-
phones are identified by a removable knurled knob or
screw on the left headphone cup.
To mount the SMlO on a stereo headphone, remove
the retaining clip from the SMlO headband arm by
removing two retaining clip screws (No. 3-48 x 3/16")
and hex nuts. Mount the retaining clip on the headphone adapter plate supplied using the retaining clip
screws and hex nuts. Unscrew the removable knob or
screw from the stereo headphone cup. Position the
headphone adapter plate with the retaining clip downward, and replace the knob or screw on the headphone
cup (see Figure 6). Snap the SMlO pivot housing into
the retaining clip, pivot adjustment knob upward, and
place the headphone-microphone assembly on the
user's head. Adjust the microphone position as de-
4
of the
scribed in step
Assembly
procedure.