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Kenwood KMC-66 Manual

Kenwood KMC-66 Manual

Keypad microphone

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Outline and feature
・This product is a successor to the KMC-36 series microphones.
・Electret condenser microphone is used.
・8-pin modular jack is used for connecting to the transceiver and connecting to the microphone.
・This product meets IP54 dustproof and IP55 waterproof performance.
Specifications
Microphone impedance (ECM unit)................ 2.2 kohm (Max)
Microphone Sensitivity............................... -46dB+/-5dB at 1kHz (0dB=1V/Pa)
Dimensions
(Projections included/ cable excluded)............ W 65.9 x H 89.9 X D 45.9 mm (W 2.59 x H 3.54 x D 1.81 inches)
Weight .................................................... 275 g (9.7 oz) Cable included
Operating temperature range....................... -30°C (-22°F) to +60°C (+140°F)
KMC-66
KEYPAD MICROPHONE
195 g (6.9 oz) Cable excluded
COPYRIGHT© 2020 JVCKENWOOD Corporation

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Summary of Contents for Kenwood KMC-66

  • Page 1 KMC-66 KEYPAD MICROPHONE Outline and feature ・This product is a successor to the KMC-36 series microphones. ・Electret condenser microphone is used. ・8-pin modular jack is used for connecting to the transceiver and connecting to the microphone. ・This product meets IP54 dustproof and IP55 waterproof performance.
  • Page 2 External appearance drawing 65.9 60.6 HOOK Hot microphone modification procedure (2) Removing the MAIN PCB (1) Removing the curl cable Modular jack can be seen by shifting the rubber of the curl cable. Modular jack Hold down the modular jack arrow part and pull it out.
  • Page 3 (3) Modification of the MAIN PCB Remove the R54 (10 kohm) to activate the Hot Microphone Function. Hot Microphone Function In the Hot microphone state, only microphones whose PTT switch is pressed can send modulation signals in the environment in which several microphones are connected to the transceiver in parallel. In the Normal microphone state, if the PTT switch on one of the microphones is pressed, modulation signals are sent from all microphones.