Stellar Mics FAQ
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      How do I pair a replacement Stellar Mic with my Sound Capsule?

      Please follow this step-by-step guide on how to pair replacement Stellar Mics with your Sound Capsule.

      Before starting, ensure your Sound Capsule is running software version 2024.06-04-2 or later. You can find the latest software updates in our changelog and follow our update guide if needed.

      Important: If you have the Stellar Mic you’re replacing nearby, please move it out of range. Your Space Recorder should no longer detect any signal from the old mic; otherwise, the replacement process won’t work.

      Step 1 - Enable Pairing

      Insert the replacement Stellar Mic into the empty charging slot in your Sound Capsule charging case. Keep the rest of your kit docked. This enables pairing mode once the Stellar Mic is detected and has sufficient power.

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      Note: If the replacement Stellar Mic doesn’t light up or shows the wrong color initially, don’t worry—this will be resolved during setup.

      Step 2 - Link & Replace

      After a few moments, your Space Recorder will detect the new Stellar Mic and display a prompt. Press the Up Arrow button to continue.

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      Note: The Space Recorder will identify the Stellar Mic you are replacing. Double-check this information before proceeding.

      Step 3 - Confirm Link & Replace

      The Space Recorder will ask for final confirmation to proceed with the replacement. Press the Up Arrow button again to continue.

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      Step 4 - The pairing is completed

      Your replacement Stellar Mic will now adopt the color of the previous mic. Once this is complete, you’re ready to start recording!

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      Troubleshooting

      If the pairing process doesn’t complete successfully, please check the following:

      1. Ensure your Sound Capsule has software version 2024.06-04-2 or later installed.
      2. Confirm that the Stellar Mic you are replacing is out of range.
      3. Make sure the replacement Stellar Mic has been left in the charging case long enough to be sufficiently charged.
      4. Try a Hard Reset and repeat the steps in this guide.
      5. If the issue persists, contact Nomono Support for further assistance.