M650 - Microphone AnkerWork - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL M650 AnkerWork

301EN 01 What's Included

3. Changing a Transmitter Cover 05

1. Connecting to a Phone 08

2. Connecting to a Camera 08

3. Connecting to a Computer 09

4. On-Board Recording 09

Receiver Screen Guide

To watch a video on basic operations, scan the QR code or visit this website: https://support.ankerwork.com/s/product/ a085g000004znm4AAA/ankerwork-m650-wireless-microphone Table of ContentsEN 02 What's Included Lightning Adapter Transmitter x 2 Receiver USB-C Adapter Charging Case USB-C Cable AUX Cable (TRS) Replaceable Transmitter Cover × 2 Windscreen × 2 Travel Case At a Glance

Multi-function button

Press to mute / unmute microphone.

Hold for two seconds to manually power on / off.

Built-in hot shoe adapter

Press to lock / unlock the screen.

Hold for two seconds to manually power on / off.

Connect to your phone using the provided adapter.

Connect to a power supply.

Connect to your computer as an external microphone.

Connect to your camera using the provided AUX cable.

Connect to a power supply.

Connect to AnkerWork PC software.

Option A: Attach the transmitter to your clothes using the back clip.

Option B: Separate the back clip from the transmitter. The clip magnet can be used to attach the transmitter.

2. Attaching a Windscreen

To reduce wind noise while recording, insert a windscreen into the TRS input port on the transmitter.EN 05

3. Changing a Transmitter Cover

To install a new cover, align it with the transmitter, and then turn the cover clockwise to lock. To remove the cover, turn it counterclockwise. Charging

1. Charging Your Microphone

1. Place the receiver and transmitters in the charging case and close it.

2. Connect the charging case to the power supply by using the USB-C cable.

The LED indicators on the charging case indicate the charging status. LED Battery level during charging ≤25% 26%-50% 51%-75% 76%-99% 100%EN 06

2. Checking Battery Level

Open the charging case, and the LED indicators will indicate the battery level. LED Battery level

10% 10%-25% 26%-50% 51%-75% 76%-100% Powering On / Off Open the charging case, and the receiver and transmitters will automatically power on within four seconds. To power off, return the receiver and transmitters to the case and close it.

The LED indicator on the transmitter indicates the current status.EN 07 LED Status Steady blue for one second Powered on Light off Powered off Flashing red slowly Low battery

To manually power on or off, hold the button on the receiver or transmitter for 2 seconds.

The receiver and transmitters will automatically power off after 30 minutes if they are not being used and are not connected. Pairing The receiver and transmitters will pair with each other when powered on. When disconnected, place the receiver and transmitters into the case and they will pair automatically.

The LED indicator on the transmitter indicates the current status. LED Status Flashing blue rapidly Pairing Steady blue Connected Flashing blue slowly DisconnectedEN 08 Using Your Microphone

1. Connecting to a Phone

Your microphone can record and transmit audio to a phone. To connect the receiver to the phone:

1. Align the adapter with the groove on the receiver.

2. Turn the adapter clockwise to lock.

3. Plug the adapter into your phone.

Your iPhone speaker cannot output sound when connected to the receiver. Please use Bluetooth headphones or speaker instead.

Stereo mode and safe mode are not supported when using the lightning adapter. In this case, only mono mode is available.

To monitor your audio while recording, plug your headphones into the receiver's TRS output port.

To increase headphone volume, select on the receiver's screen. See "Settings" in this manual.

Selecting may distort recordings when the lightning adapter is used. In this case, select to check audio, and then return to for nal recording.

2. Connecting to a Camera

21EN 09 Your microphone can record and transmit audio to a camera. To connect the receiver to the camera:

1. Mount the receiver on the camera using the built-in hot shoe adapter.

2. Connect the receiver and camera via the AUX cable.

For best results, manually adjust the camera recording volume.

Lower the camera gain to avoid sound distortion and reduce background noise. You can adjust the sound pickup gain via the receiver's screen.

M650 may not be compatible with the wind noise suppression and noise reduction functions of your camera. It is recommended that you turn off both functions when recording.

3. Connecting to a Computer

M650 can serve as an external microphone for a computer. Connect the receiver to the computer via the USB-C cable.

You have to select AnkerWork M650 RX as the input device for your PC system and recording software.

4. On-Board Recording

21EN 10 Each transmitter comes with built-in storage to record up to 7 hours of audio.

1. Swipe left or right on the receiver's screen to access transmitter settings.

to start recording, and tap again to stop. The audio le will be stored on the transmitter.

Returning the transmitter to the charging case will stop recording.

To export audio les, return the transmitter to the case and connect the case to your computer via the USB-C cable.

When the storage is full, you can delete audio les or turn on "Overwrite Files" in the AnkerWork software. Receiver Screen Guide To watch a video on receiver screen guide, scan the QR code or visit this website: https://support.ankerwork.com/s/product/ a085g000004znm4AAA/ankerwork-m650-wireless-microphone

Swipe down to set the receiver, or swipe up to synchronize settings on Transmitters 1 and 2.

Check the icons that you may see when setting your microphone. Noise reduction mode Turn off noise reduction. Set noise reduction to a low level. Set noise reduction to a high level. Sound channel Mono mode: Record audio onto one single channel. Stereo mode: Record audio onto left and right channels. (Transmitter 1 as left channel and Transmitter 2 as right channel) Indicates the left sound channel. Indicates the right sound channel. Output mode Camera mode: Set output gain at a suitable level to avoid sound distortion. Select this mode when you don't need to monitor audio. Headphone monitoring mode: Set output gain at a suitable level to increase headphone volume. Select this mode when you need to monitor audio. Recording / No audio is being recorded. Tap to start recording. / Audio is being recorded. Tap to stop recording. Microphone The microphone is on. Tap to mute the microphone. The microphone is muted. Tap to unmute the microphone. Safe mode Turn on safe mode to record a backup audio track with a volume of -6dB. Turn off safe mode. Audio file Check the available recording time. Check the number of audio les. Gain control Adjust the transmitter's gain level between -15dB and 15dB. Indicates the current gain level of the transmitter.EN 12 Others Indicates the real-time volume. Indicates the receiver. Indicates Transmitter 1. Indicates Transmitter 2. Indicates the battery level. Access more options. Indicates the signal strength between the transmitter and receiver. The touchscreen is locked. To unlock, press the button on the receiver. Mute

There are two ways to mute your microphone: by pressing the transmitter's button or by setting via the receiver's screen.

The LED indicator on the transmitter turns steady red when the microphone is muted.EN 13 AnkerWork Software Download the AnkerWork software to export recordings, adjust settings, update rmware, and more. Firmware Update

1. Return the receiver and transmitters to the charging case and leave the case

2. Connect the charging case to the computer using the USB-C cable.

3. Check for rmware updates by connecting your microphone to the AnkerWork

During the update, the LED indicator on the transmitter lights up blue and red in a sequence. Specifications Specications are subject to change without notice. Item Transmitter Input 5V 0.66A Weight 30g / 1.1 ozEN 14 Dimensions 45.5×45.3×23.6 mm / 1.8×1.8×0.9" Battery capacity 350mAh Charging time 1.5 hours Operating time 6 hours (15 hours with the charging case) On-board recording 4GB / 7 hours Analog input 3.5 mm TRS (for a lavalier microphone) Transmission range 200 m / 656 ft (line of sight) Signal-to-noise ratio ≥ 70dB A-Weighted Equivalent noise 22dB A-Weighted (typical) Sensitivity -36dBV/Pa at 1KHz (gain = 0dB) Maximum sound pressure level 120dB SPL Polar pattern Omnidirectional Frequency range 50Hz - 20kHz Item Receiver Input 5V 0.72A Weight 37g / 1.3 oz Dimensions 43.2×35×30.4 mm / 1.7×1.4×1.2" Battery capacity 350mAh Charging time 1.5 hours Operating time 6 hours (15 hours with the charging case) Analog output 3.5 mm TRS (for headphones or a camera)EN 15 Item Charging case Input 5V

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