Tramp Microphone help?

I just got handed a panasonic 3ccd camera and a tram microphone kit in order to do auditions for a movie on monday. However, I have no idea how this microphone works/how to put it together. The link below will show you some of the parts...can anyone help me use this???

http://www.aem.nl/html/TRAMHT.html

The mic should already be assembled onto the cord. You merely need to add the accessories that match your filming situation. You did not provide audio jack specs the the camcorder, so both instructions are blow (find headphones that plug into your camcorder and bring them with you) This is also an educated guess:

If your camcorder uses a 1/8" mini plug for mic in, plug the mic directly into your camcorder. Plug your headphones (which probably have a 1/8" mini plug) into your camcorder and turn it on. Go to the menu in the camera's recording mode and adjust the audio settings to mic (not line), try turning phantom power off (if you have the option), and you might need to adjust attenuation or input level.

For professional camcorders with XLR, plug the mic into the TR79 adapter. Plug the adapter into the XLR input on the camcorder. Plug in headphones and turn on camera. Adjust audio: from line to mic, you probably need phantom power on, and then adjust input levels if necessary.
- If you do not have a TR79, you can probably find a XLR-M to mini-F adapter like http://www.fullcompass.com/product/23552...

The rest of the mic adapters are explained on the link you provided. Just be sure diaphram (the small black square area on the mic) is kept clean, in normal temperatures, and pointed towards your subject.

If your mic works and you want to make it wireless, you can purchase a transmitter and receiver kit to make your Tram mic wireless. This kit http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006H... already has two mics for it, but it demonstrates what you want to find. You can try searching B&H Photo Video http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/shop/1871/... for a very good quality basic wireless transmitter and receiver kit that comes without mics, and will accept your Tram.