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Azden IRR-40P ‒ User & Installation Guide      B460IRR40P    V1.0

Azden IRR-40P Soundfield

5. Setting up and testing the system

Checking the operation of the IRR-40P amplifier and speaker system

The easiest way to check the system is to connect a portable radio, MP3 or CD player
into one of the auxiliary inputs (numbered 1 and 2). Adjust the appropriate volume to a
suitable level and walk around the room, checking for a reasonably
constant sound level and lack of distortion or buzzing from any
particular speaker. Buzzing or distortion from a particular speaker
may indicate a faulty speaker or loose mount.

A 3.5mm to phono plug pair lead is supplied in the Connevans
Soundfield AV lead pack (45SIBPK1) if this has been purchased.

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Swift

TX

pendant microphone transmitter:

Place round neck and adjust neckstrap to
correct length.

Check the transmitter

As long as the transmitter has been on charge for at least 30 minutes, you will have
enough charge in the batteries to test and demonstrate the system. 

Switch the Swift

TX

transmitter on. Check that the left Channel 1 green LED lights.

Ensure the microphone is positioned about 150mm from the mouth and talk whilst
increasing the Channel 1 volume on the IRR-40P until you can hear it clearly without
causing feedback whistling.

Walk around the room whilst talking. There should be no places where the sound cuts
out or sounds noisy. This is much easier to do if you can find someone else to listen to
the sound whilst you walk around the room.

Summary of Contents for Azden IRR-40P

Page 1: ...oduct may be purchased from Connevans Limited secure online store at www DeafEquipment co uk DeafEquipment co uk Offering you choice Helping you choose Connevans info Solutions to improve the quality...

Page 2: ...40P receiver amplifier Pages 4 5 Transmitter microphones Pages 6 11 Installation guide Pages 12 18 Cautions troubleshooting Pages 19 User Installation Guide for IRR 40P systems with SwiftTX handheld...

Page 3: ...microphone transmitter 6 8 Charging the SwiftTX transmitter 7 Handheld microphone transmitter 10 Charging the handheld transmitter 10 IRR 40P Installation Guide 12 Fitting the speakers 12 Fitting the...

Page 4: ...classrooms In today s RF saturated world a regular VHF or UHF microphone system risks interference from a variety of other devices and sources Cell phones radios TV PA systems police and emergency se...

Page 5: ...r rear panel Receiver front panel A Power switch IRR 40P receiver amplifier E Channel 1 2 indicator B Channel 1 2 volume D Auto Fader Switch normally off F Mic tone C Line 1 2 volume G Ext sensor inpu...

Page 6: ...tput such as a CD player iPod iPad or DVD player can be attached here RCA phono L DC 15V this is the power input Plug the small round connector of the mains AC DC adapter BC 30 in to power receiver 15...

Page 7: ...normal use Solid green the SwiftTX is on and working Alternating green red the battery is low and the unit needs to be recharged No indication the unit is switched off When charging Solid red the Swif...

Page 8: ...harged batteries please contact our Soundfield Technical Helpline for advice should you experience short battery life Charging the SwiftTX transmitter The batteries will last approximately 8 hours You...

Page 9: ...h thumbs and slide off The battery door is treated with a clear anti slip finish to reduce the tendency to move when worn Pull on ribbon tab to release battery Use only with the exposed metal end batt...

Page 10: ...ards Channel change The IRR 40P unit has two mic receiving channels 1 2 The SwiftTX A B channel change switch is in the battery compartment A 1 B 2 Pendant beltpack or handheld transmitters can be use...

Page 11: ...charging every 1 2 weeks approx 8 hours use It is necessary to charge batteries before first use The initial charge should take about 20 hours thereafter charge overnight as required To conserve power...

Page 12: ...lease note that the label fitted to the outside of the battery compartment indicates the switch positions as CH1 Channel A and CH2 Channel B Hi CH2 B Default setting The left hand switch should always...

Page 13: ...ng the speakers Four wall mounted speakers are installed and a wire is run from each of the speakers to one of the 4 SPEAKER terminals pairs on the back of the receiver Please do not think home hi fi...

Page 14: ...ble for coverage of dead end or non reflecting areas Normal room 1 dome sensor L shaped room 1 dome sensor 1 wall sensor Large room 2 dome sensors 360 150 The infra red sensors need to be positioned s...

Page 15: ...s drilled by the installer to suit the trunking used The mounting box pt no 45IRSDB is available at additional cost Wall mounted sensors Wall mounted sensors should be mounted between 2 and 2 5m above...

Page 16: ...he sensor will light when the system is turned on The infra red sensors are connected to the IRR 40P amplifier using the provided co ax cable and F connectors Place the boot on the amplifier end of th...

Page 17: ...d in the Connevans Soundfield AV lead pack 45SIBPK1 if this has been purchased 1 50mm SwiftTX pendant microphone transmitter Place round neck and adjust neckstrap to correct length Check the transmitt...

Page 18: ...should be about the same as directly from the person talking However if a particular user has a quiet voice then the transmitter may be moved nearer to the mouth l Wear the microphone as shown l Walk...

Page 19: ...te the importance of ensuring that the teacher has the opportunity to experience listening to another person using the system There are two reasons for this firstly so that they become impressed at th...

Page 20: ...LED in centre No red LED indicates no connection between sensor and wall box so check wiring on F plug connectors No red light on infra red sensor Coaxial cable connections faulty or internal fault ca...

Page 21: ...Limited Bridge House 1 Nutfield Road Merstham Surrey RH1 3EB Telephone 01737 247571 Email soundfield connevans com Information www connevans info soundfield 2016 Connevans Limited Equipment for Deaf...

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