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PD100X User Guide

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Functional Outline

●  Multi-functional: The PD100X microphone supports both XLR and USB connections. When using XLR connection, it supports analog audio sampling up to 24-bit/192kHz. When connected via USB, it offers 24-bit/48kHz digital audio sampling with on-board DSP processing.

● Compatibility: The microphone connects via USB-C to Windows and macOS devices. The Maono Link software can be installed on the Windows system for device tuning and will soon support the macOS system.

● Advanced DSP functions: Through Maono Link, functions such as microphone muting, noise cancellation, and scene tuning can be adjusted quickly.

● Audio tuning: Eight classic preset sound effect configurations are available by default, allowing you to choose different presets to meet your tuning needs in various scenarios. Personalized sound tuning is also supported.

 


 

1. Basic

Microphone Gain

Microphone gain supports adjustment from 0 to 100 levels. We provide a recommended optimal range, and you can flexibly adjust it according to your personal usage habits.

  • When the microphone is used at a greater distance, the gain should be appropriately increased to ensure sufficient volume.
  • When the microphone is used at a closer distance, a lower gain can achieve an appropriate volume level and avoid sound overload.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Headphone volume

The monitor is on by default, if you need to disable monitoring, please turn it off manually. The volume can be adjusted on the knob or by selecting "Headphone Volume" in the "Basic" section of the Maono Link software.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Noise Cancellation

We offer 40 levels of noise cancellation. Tap the noise cancellation icon to turn the feature off with one tap. For basic adjustments, simply setting the Threshold can achieve optimal noise cancellation. Choose the level that best suits your current ambient noise.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Recorder

The default recording format is 48kHz/16bit, Wave format audio, and audio recorded through Maono Link can be exported to your destination folder.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 


 

2. Tuning

We offer eight classic sound profiles. When in different usage scenarios, you can choose the best-suited sound profile.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

EQ

Preset Sound Effects: The 8 preset sound effect configurations cannot be modified.

Custom Sound Effects: You can create multiple custom sound configurations. Each sound configuration is equipped with a graphical EQ interface, which includes an HPF (High-Pass Filter), LPF (Low-Pass Filter), and five adjustable bands. You can boost or attenuate the gain at specific frequencies by simply dragging any band, allowing you to quickly optimize your microphone's sound. 

Each band uses Peaking filter type with pre-set Q values. If you need to adjust it yourself, click on any band to open its properties window and manually adjust the parameters. And additional tuning parameters will be added in subsequent releases.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

New

Create a custom sound profile by selecting "New" in the menu bar or tapping "+" in the Custom EQ window. You can rename your configuration in the dropdown list.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Reset

In the Custom Sound Profile menu bar, a Reset button is provided. This function restores custom sound profiles to their original default settings.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Edit and Delete

When the mouse hovers over the custom sound effect preview image, the Edit and Delete buttons will appear. Select "Edit" to open the current sound profile window, where you can adjust parameter values. Click "Delete" to remove your custom sound profile.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Limiter and compressor

When you are adjusting the scene, we provide a basic compressor and limiter. Usually, you only need to adjust the threshold on the outside to ensure a relatively good effect.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 


 

3. Lighting

The PD100X and PD100X RGB supports RGB lighting adjustment. On the lighting section, you can customize colors, adjust brightness, and choose whether to enable the Light Linkage.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Light Modes

The PD100X RGB offers three lighting display modes, including Fixed, Pulse, and Dynamic. You can change the lighting mode in this section.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

The PD100X offers two lighting display modes, including Fixed and Pulse. You can change the lighting mode in this section.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Light Synchronization

When synchronization is enabled, RGB lighting will automatically turn off during mute; once synchronization is disabled, the lights will not be affected by mute status; manually turning off RGB lighting pauses the synchronization effects.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Light color

The PD100X offers 7 preset lighting colors by default, while the PD100X RGB provides 4 preset lighting colors. You can click to apply different lighting colors to match the environmental ambiance.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Light brightness

For the brightness of the RGB lighting, you can adjust the brightness value in the lighting area.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 


 

4. Firmware Updade

Click on the option in the upper right corner to open the option menu. Here, you can click on "Firmware Update" to detect new firmware updates.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

 

Firmware Update

When there is a new firmware update available, the specific version that needs to be updated will be displayed. You can click on "Firmware Update" to start updating the new firmware. After the update is completed, please reconnect the microphone once so that the new firmware can take effect.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

💡Attention: Do not unplug the USB when upgrading. Abnormal disconnection will cause the upgrade to fail and make the device unusable. Please operate according to the upgrade prompts.

If you encounter a situation where the firmware upgrade fails, just click "Retry". If you have any problems, please contact us in a timely manner through the customer service of the store where you purchased the product or via our official phone channels.

 

Restore factory settings

On the firmware upgrade page, we provide the function of restoring factory settings. It is usually used when you encounter abnormal debugging so as to restore all parameters to the factory state.

The images above are for illustration purposes only, and the software may be subject to change in future updates.

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Last modified: 2026-01-12