SONODYNE SYNC 2001

Product overview

The SONODYNE SYNC 2001 is the 500 mm screw-on gooseneck condenser microphone of the SYNC IP based digital conference system, with a cardioid capsule and a two-colour speak mode light ring.

The SYNC 2001 screws onto a SYNC 3001 chairman or SYNC 3002 delegate base, and together they form a complete conference unit. The professional high-fidelity condenser microphone gives sensitive pickup and clear voice across 20 Hz to 20 kHz. The conference units connect to the SYNC 1001 controller on a T type 8 core cable; up to 180 microphones can be connected with the SYNC 4001 power extender, and up to 1000 with a separate data extender.

Key features

• Screw-on gooseneck: removed and fixed easily
• 500 mm length: the long SYNC gooseneck (the SYNC 2002 is 420 mm)
• Cardioid capsule, sensitivity -46 dBV/Pa
• 20 Hz - 20 kHz frequency range, 2 kΩ input impedance, 125 dB SPL
• Two-colour speak mode light ring: red when speaking, green when requesting to speak
• Interference suppression against electronic products such as mobile phones

Condenser capsule

The cardioid capsule has a sensitivity of -46 dBV/Pa, an input impedance of 2 kΩ, more than 20 dB directional difference between 0° and 180° (1 kHz), an equivalent noise of 20 dBA (SPL) and handles 125 dB SPL (THD < 3 %).

Speak mode light ring

The gooseneck has a two-colour light ring. It glows red when the user speaks and green when the user requests to speak, so everyone in the room sees which microphone is live.

Part of the SYNC system

The SYNC system consists of the SYNC 1001 main controller, the SYNC 2001 (500 mm) and SYNC 2002 (420 mm) gooseneck microphones, the SYNC 3001 chairman and SYNC 3002 delegate bases and the SYNC 4001 power extender. The bases carry a 128 x 32 OLED display, touch controls, a 3.5 mm earphone socket and the DIN-8P cable.

In the box

• SYNC 2001 gooseneck microphone, 500 mm

SONODYNE SYNC 2001: frequently asked questions

Does the SYNC 2001 include a base?

No. The SYNC 2001 is the microphone stem only. It screws onto a SYNC 3001 chairman base or SYNC 3002 delegate base.

What is the difference between the SYNC 2001 and SYNC 2002?

The length of the gooseneck: the SYNC 2001 is 500 mm and the SYNC 2002 is 420 mm.

What does the light ring show?

It glows red when the user speaks and green when the user requests to speak.

Where can I buy the SONODYNE SYNC 2001 in India?

The SONODYNE SYNC 2001 is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Chairman position

The person leading the meeting.

Connections

Setup

1. Screw the SYNC 2001 onto the SYNC 3001 base.
2. Connect the base into the 8 core chain from the SYNC 1001.
3. Bend the gooseneck towards the speaker.

Tip: The 500 mm gooseneck reaches speakers seated further back.

Workflow 2: Delegate seats

Boardrooms and council chambers.

Connections

Setup

1. Screw a SYNC 2001 onto each SYNC 3002 base.
2. Chain the units with the T-cables.
3. Number the units once with Edit ID on the SYNC 1001.

Tip: The red / green light ring shows who is speaking and who is waiting.

Workflow 3: Lecterns and raised desks

Venues where the speaker stands or sits back from the desk.

Connections

Setup

1. Choose the 500 mm SYNC 2001 for the longer reach.
2. Fit it to the base.
3. Set the speak volume from the controller.

Tip: Use the 420 mm SYNC 2002 where a shorter stem suits the desk.

Workflow 4: Changing microphones

Installations that swap or service stems.

Connections

Setup

1. Unscrew the gooseneck from the base.
2. Screw on the replacement stem.
3. Check the light ring when the microphone is switched on.

Tip: The screw-on gooseneck can be removed and fixed easily.

Workflow 5: Large conference halls

Halls with up to 180 seats.

Connections

Setup

1. Group the units on the SYNC 4001 outputs.
2. Connect the extenders to the SYNC 1001.
3. Set the speak mode for the session.

Tip: Up to 180 microphones with the SYNC 4001.

Workflow 6: Meetings with mobile phones present

Any meeting room.

Connections

Setup

1. Install the conference units as usual.
2. Keep the shielded 8 core cables tidy.
3. Run the meeting with phones in the room.

Tip: Interference suppression prevents interference from mobile phones.