Hollyland HL-LARK 150 SOLO-W LARK 150 Solo Wireless Microphone System 2.4 GHz

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LARK 150
User Manual
V1.0.0
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Specific FOREWORD
Thank you for purchasing Hollyland LARK 150 wireless microphone. Please read
this instruction carefully before using the product. Wish you have a pleasant
experience.
KEY FEATURES
5ms Latency with up to 320ft Range
2 TX & 1 RX Combo
2.4GHz Digital Wireless Transmission with Clear Sound Under Any Conditions
Mini Size with Lightweight
Professional-Grade Sound Quality
Built-In Lithium Batteries, with an Ultra Long Run Time
21-Stage Digital Gain Adjustment
Contact Charging Case
In-Built Mic and LavMic Switching Automatically
Multiple Systems Using in One Location
PACKING LIST
PACKING LIST OF TWO TRANSMITTERS AND ONE RECEIVER
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Charging Case X1
Transmitter X2
Receiver X1
Furry Windshield X2
3.5mm TRS Cable X1
USB Type-A to Type-C Cable X1
Lavalier Microphone X2
User Guide X1
The exact quantity may vary on products configuration. Please take the actual quantity as standard.
PRODUCT INTERFACES
ATRANSMITTER
Power IndicatorRed: Low Battery, Green: Safe Battery Status, Orange:
Charging
Link IndicatorBlue/Cyan Flashing: Disconnected, Blue/Cyan: Connected,
Orange: MIC Mute
In-built Microphone
3.5mm Audio Input Port
Power Button (Press for 3s to Switch On/Off, Click to Mute)
Reset Button
Installed Belt Clip
Charging/Upgrade Contact
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BRECEIVER
Link Indicator (Left Channel
Display Screen
Link Indicator(Right Channel
Volume KnobLeft Channel:Adjust the Volume of the Left TX
/Recording Mode Switch Button: Press to Switch the Recording Mode
/Left TX Mute Button: Click to Mute the Left TX
Volume Knob (Right Channel): Adjust the Volume of the Right TX
/Channel Switch Mode: Press to Switch the Channel when Stereo Mode
/Right TX Mute Button: Click to Mute the Right TX
Power Button (Press for 3s to Switch On/Off)
3.5mm Headphone Monitoring Port
Reset Button
Belt Clip
3.5mm Audio Output Port
Charging/Upgrade Contact
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CCHARGING CASE
Power IndicatorRed: Low Battery, Green: Safe Battery Status, Orange:
Charging
USB Type-C Port for Charging
Reset Button
TX Charging Slot
RX Charging Slot
TX Charging Slot
PRODUCT INSTALLATION
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Press Power Button of TX/RX for 3s to switch on.
Install TX as Figure2.
Install RX on the Camera.
Connect the 3.5mm Audio output port of RX with 3.5mm Audio input port of
the camera by 3.5mm TRS cable.
DISPLAY INTRODUCTION
ADisplay of RX
Current Recording Mode of RX
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RX Battery Status
Cyan TX Signal Strength Status
Cyan TX Battery Status
Cyan TX Input Volume Status
Blue TX Battery Status
Blue TX Signal Strength Status
Blue TX Input Volume Status
The TX color displayed on main display screen of RX relates to the channel
switch and recording mode, the indicators of RX represents the
corresponding TX
BDISPLAY OF RX CHARGING CASE
Identification of Charging Case
Charging Case Battery Status (Orange: Charging, Green: Full-Charged)
Left TX Battery Status (Orange: Charging, Green: Full-Charged)
RX Battery Status (Orange: Charging, Green: Full-Charged)
Right TX Battery Status (Orange: Charging, Green: Full-Charged)
OPERATING GUIDENCE
PAIRING
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1. Put TX and RX into the charging case at the same time, the unpaired devices
will be paired automatically.
2. Display “√” when pair successfully.
3. Display X when pair failed.
CHARGING
1. It means low battery when the power indicator or the battery icon of RX
display screen is red.
2. TX and RX will be charged when placed into charging case.
3. The indicator of TX will display orange when charging. After placed into the
charging case, TX, RX and charging case’s current battery status will be
displayed on the screen of RX.
4. When TX and RX are fully charged, the devices will automatically enter sleep
mode.
5. When taking out or putting in TX or TX, the device will automatically wake up
and start up.
6. The indicator of charging case will display red and stop charging TX or RX
when the battery energy is less than 10%.
Mono Mode
1. After taking out, start up and successfully paired TX and RX.
2. Long press left button for 3s to recording mode. Switch successful when the
screen displayed “Mono”.
3. At this time RX switched to mono mode, both left and right channel outputs
two audios of TX.
4. Volume of TX corresponds the indicator could be adjustable at this time by
knob.
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Safety Track Mode
1. After taking out, start up and successfully paired TX and RX.
2. Long press left button for 3s to recording mode. Switch successful when the
screen displayed “ST”.
3. At this time RX switched to ST mode, both left and right channels output two
audios of TX, but the sound of right channel is 6dB less than left channel, in
order to make sure one of the channels is in the safe output volume.
4. Volume of TX corresponds the indicator could be adjustable at this time by
the knob.
Stereo Mode
1. After taking out, start up and successfully paired TX and RX.
2. Long press left button for 3s to recording mode. Switch successful when the
screen displayed “Stereo.
3. At this time RX switched to Stereo mode. Left side of display screen
corresponds to left channel output, right side of display screen corresponds
to right channel output.
4. Left knob controls output volume of left TX which corresponds left channel,
right knob controls output volume of right TX which corresponds right
channel.
5. Long press right button for 3s can exchange left and right channels’ output
and the TX info displayed on the main screen. The original TX on the left will
be displayed on the right, the volume knob control will also be exchanged.
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PARAMETERS
Interfaces
TX 3.5mm Audio Input Port
Charging/Upgrading Contacts
RX 3.5 mm TRS Output Interface
3.5mm Headset Interface
Charging/Upgrading Contacts
Charging Case USB Type-C Interface
Frequency Bandwidth
2.4GHz AFH
Built-In Mic
Polar Pattern Omnidirectional
Frequency Response 20Hz~20KHz
Lavalier Mic
Polar Pattern Omnidirectional
Frequency Response 20Hz~20KHz
Reference Audio Input Level
-65 dBV
Maximum Input Sound Pressure Level
100dB SPL1KHz@1m
Dynamic Range
100 dBA
Polar Pattern
Omnidirectional
Audio Output Level Change Range
21-State 45dB
Transmission Latency
5ms
Battery Mode
TX 200mAh0.76Wh
RX 530mAh1.96Wh
Charging Case 3350mAh12.16Wh
Battery Life
TX 4.5h
RX 7.5h
Charging Case About 2.5 times(Charge 2 TX and 1 RX
at the Same Time in Full Charged States)
Charging Time
TX 1.2h
RX 1.5h
Charging Case 2.5h
Firmware Upgrade Method
PC
Dimensions
TX L*W*H37*37*17.5mm
RX L*W*H67*41*20.5mm
Charging Case L*W*H121*61*43.5mm
Weight
TX 20.5g
RX 51g
Charging Case 227.5g
Warnings
changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
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(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
– Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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