Fast Q & A for Vimo S

Q: How to charge the phone when the Vimo S occupies the charging port of the phone? And how to charge while monitoring?

A: (1) No need to monitor: The mobile phone can be charged by connecting to a power supply through the USB-C port of the Vimo S receiver.

A: (2) Need to monitor: Connect the headset and the charging cable through the one-to-two audio/charging adapter cable to monitor and charge the phone at the same time.

Q: Can the UC/MI version of Vimo S be used on iPhones/Android phones?

A: Comica provides the purchase option of a USB-C to Lightning adapter that supports the OTG function. Users can buy this adapter for using the UC version on iPhones. Due to Apple’s independent agreement, the MI version cannot be used for Android phones.

Q: How to monitor when using Vimo S?

A: 1. Connect the USB-C earphones to the USB-C port of the Vimo S receiver for monitoring;

2. Connect 3.5mm earphones through a one-to-two audio/charging adapter cable for monitoring.

Q: How does Vimo S realize stereo recording?

A: Stereo recording requires using two transmitters simultaneously and turning on stereo mode on the receiver. The Mono and Stereo mode can be switched by the M/S switch button of the receiver. In the Stereo mode, the indicator light next to the button is off.

Q: Does the mobile phone support playing sound when connected with the Vimo S receiver?

A: The mobile phone cannot play sound in this case. Users can connect headphones to the Vimo S receiver for monitoring.

Q: Under what situation does the Vimo S denoise mode work best?

A: In outdoor, shopping malls or noisy environments, turning on the denoise mode can significantly reduce the surrounding environmental noise. However, when using it in a quiet environment, the denoise mode is not recommended. Otherwise, it will impact the sound quality.

Q: Is Vimo S compatible with cameras?

A: Vimo S has a USB digital output, which does not support connecting to a camera for recording. It only supports connecting to a mobile phone, a tablet, or a computer with a USB interface.