20 Most Recent Logitech (980240-0403) Microphone - Page 2 Questions & Answers

go to control panel - speech recognition[sic] and then a sceer comes up where it asks questions 2nd one set-up my mic. It worked for me and i use vista 64(sucky)

you cn check the settings by opening up the audio panel and look for input devices there should be a image on there for the mic make sure the mic is selected and the volume is up you can also check in the control panel for audio devices.. mine shows up in the creative audio consol so check your sound catd settings or the audio in settings...Good luck

in Sound Property, on the play back and record box , select volume and slide the slider to the max.

what mic do you have? if one with xlr than you should buy usb external sound card with xlr option. can be m-audio. if you have usb mic than just connect with your mac via usb/go to system perferences/sounds/input and higlight your new mic.
hope that helps

the tab in control panel...not sure what you're referring to changing... but make sure you change the sound input device from the default internal mic/input to the logitech

Be sure your microphone is working fine, try to reconfigure your sound device. maybe you've miss something

Open Control Panel double click on the sound icon click on the recording tab find your mic or headset double click on it find the levels tab and you should be able to adjust your mic.

Shouldn't be too hard to operate. Just turn it on. Of course you need a software program to use with it, like an instant messanger or to make a phone call. To try it out, go to start menu, all programs, accessories, entertainment, "sound recorder". Use that to make sure it is working. You can make adjustments by right clicking on the speaker on your taskbar and selecting, "adjust audio properites" and also selecting "open volume control" on the same menu.

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Hi!

The plugs that they come with are substandard for regular removal.
(pluging in and out) the cable has no adequate strain relief causing the thin
cables inside to break. you will notice that it will crackle and temporarily come on
as you move the cable around near the plug end or where it joins the microphone.

Some times when people are engaged in conversation they play with the wire inadvertantly!!

i hope this has solved your problem.

take care.

Hi

Has the microphone got a small pink jack plug?
if not could you describe the "plug end" please!
as this will determine why you have a problem.

if it has a pink plug there should be an inlet on the p.c.

I hope this has been of some help.

Either way i will be able to guide you through this!!

Neil (the oracle)

go into setting and turn up the boost setting in the control anel under soiund or dbl clcik the speaker icon and go to the advanced setting turn up the mic boost

I agree with anuragmi but also want to add check that mic is plugged into the input of the soundcard and if all else fails try it on someone else computer and if it works there is an issue with your soundcard or settings. Good luck.

As far as I know you should not be able to but I honestly dont know if there is some freeware out there that will let you do this. Good luck.

You juspull on it firmly and wiggle slightly. I wasn't so sure but it did not break.

go to sound icon in bottom task bar, double click on it,go to options,then properties,then click RECORDING,make sure you have a tick in MIC,then go to back to sound icon in bottom task bar,and adjust mic settings to suit

Rod

First step, change the cable.