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警告：为了减少因组件过热而造成人身伤害的危险，应等到表面冷却后再触摸。

安全兼容性信息重要安全信息为了避免可能发生的事故，请在进行任何操作前，仔细阅读设备安装手册和本章节的安全规范。

手册中出现的说明、注意、警告、危险，不能涵盖所有的安全预防，仅仅是在整个操作过程中的安全提示和补充。

在操作本设备时，请认真执行产品手册规定的安全规范。

以下表格中的安全标识，是用来提示读者在进行设备安装和维护时的安全预防要求。

安全标识描述一般注意标识：用于一般安全提示。

电击防护标识：用于表示高压危险。

警告：SELV DC电源输入：设备使用满足IEC60950-1安规标准的安全特低电压(SELV)电源。

警告: 设备必须安装在受限制接触区域。

装箱清单用户指南或PoE版摄像机Wi-Fi版摄像机安装贴纸防水配件螺丝配件电源适配器（仅Wi-Fi版有）外观介绍如果您购买的是Wi-Fi版摄像机，外观介绍如下。

指示灯普通电源接口有线网口长按5秒，设备重启并恢复出厂设置RESET键Micro SD卡槽用螺丝刀打开卡盖后可看见麦克风指示灯红色常亮：启动中红色慢闪：网络故障蓝色慢闪：正常工作蓝色快闪：配网模式***补光灯红外灯（12V 1A）普通电源接口PoE接口如果您购买的是PoE版摄像机，外观介绍如下。

RESET键Micro SD卡槽用螺丝刀打开卡盖后可看见长按5秒，设备重启并恢复出厂设置麦克风指示灯红色常亮：启动中红色慢闪：网络故障红色快闪：设备故障蓝色慢闪：正常工作*指示灯**补光灯红外灯（12V 1A）连接线路如果您购买的是Wi-Fi版摄像机，请连接摄像机的普通电源接口和电源插座，如下图所示。

电源插座如果您购买的是PoE版摄像机，需自备PoE交换机/NVR为摄像机供电，连接线路，如下图所示。

连接路由器下载“萤石云视频”客户端扫描二维码下载“萤石云视频”客户端登录“萤石云视频”客户端，根据提示完成用户注册。

3将手机连上您的Wi-Fi网络。

14Honeywell/Commercial Switch&Sensor 霍尼韦尔商业开关与传感器特点侧接收塑料封装TTL/LSTTL/CMOS 兼容反向逻辑输出线性或旋转编码器应用分辨率为0.229mm具有灵敏度温度补偿机械结构上和光谱上与SEP8506和SEP8706LED 相匹配HLC2701专为感测机械运动的速度和方向而设计。

应用包括旋转编码器或线位移编码器。

特别适用于光学鼠标中的编码器。

探测器为单片集成电路包括两个非常靠近的光电二极管、放大器和施密特触发器输出单元。

输出为NPN 集电极带10K Ω上拉电阻，可直接驱动TTL 负载。

探测器中具有灵敏度温度补偿电路，来补偿由于温度变化LED输出功率的漂移。

集成电路封装在一个模压不透光的黑色塑料壳中，可以透射红外能量，而阻挡可见光的透射。

集成电路的敏感区每个宽0.203mm,高0.381mm ，间隔0.0254mm,中心到中心的间隔为0.203mm ，外部边缘到边缘的距离为0.432mm 。

电参数参数供电电压导通辐射阈值迟滞供电电流高电平输出电压（A 和B)低电平输出电压（A 和B)输出上升时间和下降传播延迟，低－高，高－低符号Vcc E eT HYST Icc V OH V OL t r ,t f t PLH , t PHL 最小值 4.5 0.05 2.4典型值 28 100 5最大值 5.5 2.0 7.0 0.4 单位V mW/cm2 % mA V V ns µs 测试条件Vcc=5V Vcc=5.25V Vcc=5V,I OH =0,Ee=0Vcc=5V,I OL =1.6mA,Ee=2.0mW/cm2Vcc=5V,R L =1Kohm Vcc=5V,R L =1Kohm 功能框图外形尺寸图，单位为英寸（毫米）SUNSTAR传感与控制/TEL:0755-********FAX:0755-********E-MAIL:**************SUNSTAR自动化/TEL:0755-********FAX:0755-********E-MAIL:**************公司由传感器销售部、仪表销售部、工程部和总务部四个部组成。

Rode Wireless GoWireless & Wearable MicrophoneKit contents1.Rode transmitter with built-in mic2.Rode receiver3.Two (2) Rode USB cables (USB-C to USB-A)4.Rode TRS-to-TRS cable (black-cover to black-cover)5.TRS-to-TRRS cable (black-cover to grey-cover)6.Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter7.Splitter8.Fur windshield for transmitter 9.Manufacturer's quickstart guidePlease ensure these contents are included when you return the device.Kits with missing items will not be accepted.Version 1.50 (2022-08-30)Table of contentsBefore using the device2 Instructions31. Turning on the Wireless Go32. Recording to a Canon M50 camera3 3A. Recording to a computer with a microphone or line-in port4 3B. Recording to a computer with only a headphone port5 3C. Recording to a computer using the splitter cable54. Recording to an iOS device with a Lightning port65. Recording to a smartphone or tablet with a headphone port76. Recharging the transmitter and receiver7 Helpful tips and usage notes 8 Attributions9Before using the device1.Know that the Wireless Go isn’t guaranteed to work with every device.2.Know that TRS plugs have two dark bands, and TRRS plugs have threedark bands.3.Determine whether your recording device has a 3.5 mm port for audioinput (a line-in port or a microphone port):3.i.Line-in ports can be blue and/or have an icon of a left-pointing arrow.3.ii.Mic ports can be pink and/or have an icon of a microphone.3.iii.Cameras and many desktop computers have input ports. Most laptopcomputers and mobile devices only have output ports.e the appropriate cable based on your determination in the prior step:Device type Try TRS-to-TRS(black/black) cable?Try TRS-to-TRRS(black/grey) cable?Video camera Yes No Computer: D esktop withinput portYes NoComputer: D esktop withonly output portNo Yes Computer: L aptop No Yes Mobile device with3.5 mm portYes (with splitter cable)NoMobile device: i OS with only L ightning port Yes (with L ightning adapter)NoNote:I f you want/need to connect wired headphones (to listen while recording), always try the TRS-to-TRS (black to black) cable with the splitter cable.Instructions1.Turning on the Wireless Go1.Turn on the Go transmitter and receiver by pressing and holding their power buttons (Fig. 1a). The transmitter’s two indicator-lights (power and connection) will turn on and be solid blue. The receiver’s screen will show battery levels labelled TX for “transmitter” and RX for “receiver” (Fig. 1b).2.(Optional) Attach the fur windshield over the transmitter’s microphone (Fig. 1c):2.1.Pull back the fur to expose the two red-clipson the windshield’s ring.2.2.Insert one windshield clip into a slot besidethe microphone, then insert the other clip into the other slot (Fig. 1c).3.(Recommended) Adjust the gain level (volume boost) by pressing the receiver’s dB button (bottom side) as needed.2.Recording to a Canon M50 camera1.Locate the M50’s shoe mount (small rectangular frame on top), and remove its cover (Fig. 1d).2.S lide the receiver into the mount with thereceiver’s screen facing upward and its top facing inward (Fig. 2a).3.Connect the receiver and the M50 using the TR S-to -TR S cable:3.1.Insert one T RS plug (black cover) into thereceiver’s 3.5 mm port (left side, Fig. 2b).3.2.Insert the other T RS plug (black cover) into thecamera’s 3.5 mm port (left side, behind /undercover labelled Mic ).4.P lace the transmitter at (or near) the desired source of sound.Fig. 1a. Power buttons of T X and RXFig. 1b. RX screen with battery levelsFig. 1c. W indshield clips (1) attaches to RX to cover mic (2)Fig. 1d. S hoe mount of M 5045.Enable sound and record using the M50 camera:5.1.Turn the mode-selection dial (on top) to M forManual Exposure mode (Fig. 2c).5.2.Press the Menu button on the back (lower-right area).5.3.Select Shooting settings.5.4.Scroll to page 8 and set Sound Recording toManual.5.5.Press the record-video button (smaller buttonwith red circle, on top of M50).3A.Recording to a computer with amicrophone on line-in portNote: This section assumes that your computer has a 3.5 mm port for input (microphone or line-in).1.Connect the receiver to your computer using the TRS-to-TRS cable:1.1.I nsert the T R S plug (black cover) into thereceiver ’s 3.5 mm port (left side).1.2.I nsert the other T R S plug (black cover) into thecomputer ’s 3.5 mm input port.2.P lace the transmitter at (or near) the desired source of sound.3.(Recommended ) Con fi rm the input source on your computer:3.a.mac O S (Fig. 3a):S y ste m P re f erences -> Sound -> I n p ut 3.b.W indows 10/11:Settings -> S y ste m -> Sound4.(Recommended ) Ad j ust the gain level (volume boost ) by pressing the receiver ’s d B button (bottom side ) as needed.5.O pen an audio-/video-recording app and record.6.I f no audio is recorded, try the steps in section 3B .F ig. 2a. RX connected to shoe mountF ig. 2b. T R S-to-T R Scable connection F ig. 2c. M50 dial set toMF ig. 3a. I n p ut tab of Sound section for mac O S53B.Recording to a computer with only a headphone portNote: This section assumes that your computer only has a 3.5 mm port for output (headphones).1.Connect the receiver to your computer using the TRS-to-TRRS cable:1.1.Insert the TRS plug (black cover) into the receiver’s 3.5 mm port (leftside).1.2.Insert the TRRS plug (grey cover) into the computer’s 3.5 mm port.2.Place the Go transmitter at (or near) the desired source of sound.3.(Recommended) Confirm the input source on your computer:3.a.macOS:System Preferences -> Sound -> Input 3.b.Windows 10/11:Settings -> System -> Sound4.(Recommended) Adjust the gain level (volume boost) by pressing the receiver’s dB button (bottom side) as needed.5.O pen any audio-/video-recording app and record.6.If no audio is recorded , try the steps in the following section , 3C .3C.Recording to a computer using thesplitter cableNote: This section assumes that your computer only has one 3.5 mm port and/or you want to use wired headphones while the receiver is connected.1.Connect the receiver to the splitter cable using the TRS-to-TRS cable :1.1.Insert the TRS plug (black cover) into thesplitter’s 3.5 mm input port (represented with microphone icon , F ig. 3b).1.2.Insert the other TRS plug (black cover) into thereceiver’s 3.5 mm port (left side , F ig. 3c).2.Connect the splitter to your computer by inserting the former’s3.5 mm plug into the latter’s 3.5 mmport.F ig. 3b. TRS plug inserted into splitterF ig. 3c. Receiver-splitter connection63.(Recommended) Connect your wired headphones to the splitter by inserting the former’s 3.5 mm plug into the latter’s 3.5 mm output port (represented with headphones icon).4.Place the transmitter at (or near) the desired source of sound.5.(Recommended) Confirm the input source on your computer:5.a.macOS:System Preferences -> Sound -> Input 5.b.Windows 10/11:Settings -> System -> Sound6.(Recommended) Adjust the gain level (volume boost) by pressing the receiver’s dB button (bottom side) as needed.7.Open an audio-/video-recording app and record.8.If no audio is recorded, consider using a different recording device.4.Recording to an iOS device with a Lightning port1.Connect the receiver to your iOS device using the T RS-to-T RRS cable and Lightning adapter (F ig. 4a):1.1.Insert the TR S plug (blac k cover) into thereceiver’s 3.5 mm port (left side).1.2.Insert the TRR S plug (grey cover) into theL ightning adapter’s 3.5 mm port.1.3.Insert the L ightning adapter’s plug into the iOSdevice’s L ightning port.2.(Recommended) Adjust the gain level (volume boost) by pressing the receiver’s dB button (bottom side).3.Open any audio-/video-recording app (e.g. V oice M emos) and record.F ig. 4a. RX connected to i P hone7 5.Recording to a smartphone or tablet with a headphone port1.Connect the receiver to your smartphone or tablet using the TRS-to-TRRS cable:1.1.Insert the TRS plug (black cover) into the receiver’s 3.5 mm port (leftside).1.2.Insert the TRRS plug (grey cover) into the device’s 3.5 mm port.2.(Recommended) Adjust the gain level (volume boost) by pressing thereceiver’s dB button (bottom side).3.Open any audio-/video-recording app and record.6.Recharging the transmitter and receiverYou can re-charge the transmitter and receiver at the same time using the two USB cables. They don’t need to be powered on to recharge.1.Connect the transmitter to your power source using the USB cable:1.1.Insert the USB-C plug (flat, oval shape) into the transmitter’s USB-Cport (right side).1.2.Insert the USB-A plug (rectangle shape) into the power source’s USB-Aport. The transmitter’s second indicator-light will turn blue and flashwhile the transmitter charges.2.Connect the receiver to your power source using the USB cable:2.1.Insert the USB-C plug (flat, oval shape) into the receiver’s USB-C port(left side).2.2.Insert the USB-A plug (rectangle shape) into the power source’s USB-Aport. The receiver’s screen will show a battery-charging icon while thereceiver charges.Helpful tips and usage notesi.Note that the volume meter and volume line on the receiver shouldalways be green and in the middle third of the screen. A yellow or redcolour and more extreme position indicates that the source volume is too loud.ii.Adjust the gain level (volume boost) on the receiver as needed: testbefore recording. The receiver’s dB button toggles among three levels of volume-adjustment.iii.Position the transmitter as needed: test before recording. In general, place the transmitter several inches (or one hand-length) from thespeaker’s mouth.iv.Consider using a lapel/lavalier mic with the transmitter. You can insert a lapel/lavalier mic into the top of the transmitter (the port is next to thebuilt-in mic). This setup lets you place the transmitter in a more hidable and stable position, like on a waistband or in a pocket.Attributions1.ContributorsMedia Creation Lab / York University Digital Scholarship Infrastructure Maykel Faragalla, photographer & contributing writerTim Huynh, editor & contributing writerRafia Naz, lead writer & contributing photographerAnanth Putcha, contributing writerBonaFide Communications, York University Writing Department Nicole Bednarski, consultantCharlotte MacDowell, consultantSophie Morgan, consultantAmanda Naoum, consultantLorena Urican, consultantPatrons of the Media Creation LabThis work is licensed under a Creati v e CommonsAttribution-NonCommercial 4.0I nternational License.。