Using the built-in flat panel antenna:400 meters in the120° direction in front of the host logo;50 meters at the back.
Using an external fiberglass antenna:300 meters radius centered on the main station.
A:8 beltpacks can be paired
A:3 groups. A, B, C groups
A:6 hours.
A: The Hub can be powered by NP-F batteries or a POE adapter.
NP-F970: >15 hours
NP-F750: >10 hours
NP-F550: >5 hours
In actual use, try to place the Hub in a high, unobstructed location.
When using multiple sets in cascade, keep a distance of 2 meters between the main units to avoid interference.
No.The SolidcomM1 pro beltpack does not support charging via Type-C interface.
When the battery is placed in the charging dock, the orange indicator light is on, indicating that the battery is charging, and the light turns solid green when the battery is fully charged.
When the waist pack is placed in the charging dock, the red light is on, indicating that the waist pack is charging, and all four lights are solid white when the waist pack is fully charged.
A：After the beltpack is connected to the Hub, the beltpack screen displays the TALK/MUTE status; when the beltpack is disconnected, it shows the LOST status.
Press and hold the middle button on the Hu to enter the menu -> Master/slave switch, switch to "Master device".
A：SolidcomM1 prouses ENC dual microphone active noise cancellation technology, providing better sound quality in noisy environments thanSolidcomM1; at the same time, the design of the headphones has also been improved.
Yes, it does. There are 4 levels for adjustment.
A：Yes, it does.
No, it does not support the tally function.
A：To connect two SolidcomM1 pro systems, use IP cascade or 4-wire cascade; to connect more than two systems, use IP and 4-wire cascade together.
Yes, it does. There is a 3.5mm jack on the beltpack that supports electret microphone headsets. The 3.5mm headset comes as an optional accessory.
A:There is an ENC switch on the microphone boom of the beltpack headset. When the switch is pushed to the ENC position, the ENC function is enabled, and the microphone boom indicator turns on in steady blue.
Yes, it does. The 4-wire and talkback ports are line standard, so the two systems can be cascaded via a customized cable.
Use a USB-A to Type-C data cable to connect the beltpack to the USB port at the bottom of the hub; simultaneously press and hold the "Volume +" and "Volume -" buttons on the side of the beltpack to enter the menu -> pairing, select the corresponding number and click the beltpack "B" button to confirm pairing.
Note: The beltpack needs to be powered on before pairing. The connected number cannot be selected again.
The four white lights on the beltpack represent the remaining battery level, with each light indicating approximately25% of the battery.
The battery level status is also displayed on the beltpack screen.