QR12PABT QR15PABT User Manual
Internal USB/SD player & Bluetooth receiver
The QRPABT onboard media player can play back files from USB/SD/FM media or a paired
Bluetooth device.
Insert a USB memory stick or an SD card with compressed digital audio files stored on it into
the relevant slot on the top panel. Playback will normally start automatically from the last
media inserted (USB or SD).
If the LCD display shows a jack plug, press the USB/SD button and check that the LCD display
shows that media is being read from the USB or SD device. If not, press the
button or try
removing and re-inserting the memory device.
Increasing the Master Volume control (21) should result in the audio being played through the
speakers.
Panel controls are detailed below…
MODE
switches input between USB/SD/FM media or Bluetooth
press for previous track
press for next track
Repeat mode
Play/Pause playback
To connect a smart phone or other Bluetooth device to the DELTA-50 media player, open the
Bluetooth menu on your device
and search for “PA SYSTEM”. Pair with this ID and connect (re
-
name if desired) in order to be able to play audio from the Bluetooth device to the DELTA-50.
Pressing the MODE button will select between FM, Bluetooth and USB/SD playback sources.
(Note: there is also an AUX setting which is not used, since the mixer has separate line inputs)
Mute, volume and track navigation can be achieved via the media player control panel.
Bluetooth pairing is always available for a single device so long as the device is within
reception range. It may be necessary to re-connect if the device has moved out of range and
disconnected.
In addition to the panel controls, an infra-red remote control is provided for the media player
which adds some further functions to allow greater control over the media player.
To operate, remove the clear plastic tab from the remote to activate the battery.
Charging the battery
When not in use but connected to the mains, if the POWER switch is in the
off
position, the
internal battery will be re-charged from the mains supply. This can be observed by the
CHARGE LED which will light orange when charging. When fully charged, the CHARGE LED will
change to green.
