ALGE-Timing BANG2, Manual

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Manual
Speaker System BANG2
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2 General
The BANG2 replaces all three old BANG models. The BANG2 is supplied with not only cable
connection but also with integrated WTN radio module.
An OLED-Display serves as status indicator and for displaying the settings. This display auto-
matically switches off after 30 seconds in order to save energy. On activating any incidence
(start or pressing button), the display is reactivated automatically.
Settings are carried out with 3 control buttons.
2.1 Application
The BANG2 is used in the starting area of sporting events and acoustically outputs start and
false start signal. Announcements such as starting commands can also be output via the active
speaker. Starting devices (e.g. StartUnit SU3 and e-START) are connected with cable to the
BANG2. In addition, the BANG2 can receive a further pulse device via radio which generates
the false start signal (e.g. e-Start W or push button WTN-PB). Thus, the start assistant can
move freely and does not have to regard any cables.
2.2 Installation
Use the BANG2 without weather protection only indoor. Protect it from dripping and splashing
water, high humidity and heat (permitted temperature range 0 – 40 °C).
The BANG2 can be freely placed or mounted onto the
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tripod BANG-TRI using
the stand sleeve on the bottom. If it is raining, the BANG2 must be protected with the water-
proof protection cover
BANG2-BAG made from black synthetics (available as accessory). As
long as it is raining or snowing, this cover has to remain on the BANG2 also during operation.
The active box BANG2 is a combination of a two-way loudspeaker system and an amplifier
with connections for microphone and audio device with line output level, e.g. CD player.
The BANG2 can be connected directly to a timing system. So, a simulated starting shot or tone
and/or false start signal can be output acoustically.
The BANG2 can be connected directly with a radio push button WTN-PB or e-Start W (with
Wireless Timing Network WTN) for false start pulse. Thus, a simulated false start signal can
acoustically be generated.
The device can either be operated with mains voltage or internal lead batteries that can be
charged with the integrated charging device. The box is thus ideally suited for mobile use at
sporting events.