MP-100DBT
Highlite International B.V. – Vestastraat 2 – 6468 EX – Kerkrade – the Netherlands
Product code: D1246
USER MANUAL
ENGLISH
V1
Page 1: ...MP 100DBT Highlite International B V Vestastraat 2 6468 EX Kerkrade the Netherlands Product code D1246 USER MANUAL ENGLISH V1...
Page 2: ...e Non observance of the instructions in this user manual may result in serious injuries and damage of property 2022 DAP All rights reserved No part of this document may be copied published or otherwis...
Page 3: ...ents 10 Rack Mounting 11 Connecting to Power Supply 11 Start up 11 Setup Example 12 Switching On Off 13 Stand by 13 5 Operation 14 Safety Instructions for Operation 14 Functions 14 FM Radio Mode 15 Au...
Page 4: ...djusting the Microphone Settings 25 Remote Control 26 Installation of the Batteries 26 Remote Control Functions 27 6 Troubleshooting 28 7 Maintenance 28 Safety Instructions for Maintenance 28 Preventi...
Page 5: ...B FM antenna Remote control User manual Fig 01 Intended Use This device is intended for professional use as a media player It is suitable only for indoor installation It is not suitable for households...
Page 6: ...ided may result in minor or moderate injury Attention Indicates important information for the correct operation and use of the product Important Read and observe the instructions in this document Elec...
Page 7: ...tlet with ground earth connection Do not cover the ground earth connection Do not let the power cable come into contact with other cables Handle the power cable and all connections with the mains with...
Page 8: ...n user serviceable parts Unauthorized modifications to the device will render the warranty void Such modifications may result in injuries and material damage Attention Do not expose the device to cond...
Page 9: ...OLED display and control buttons 07 Balanced 3 5 mm TRS jack connector AUX IN 08 Input selector 09 Master volume control 10 Treble level control 11 Bass level control 12 Microphone level control 13 Mi...
Page 10: ...antenna impedance 75 DAB frequency 174 928 239 2 MHz Bluetooth 4 2 Bluetooth range 20 m Physical Dimensions 483 x 104 x 44 5 mm L x W x H 1 U Weight 1 5 kg Operation and control Control panel OLED dis...
Page 11: ...nstallation Attention Make sure there is enough space for ventilation around the device Do not install near equipment that produces heat for example amplifiers Installation Site Requirements The devic...
Page 12: ...that the device is always electrically connected to the ground earth Before connecting the device to the socket outlet Make sure that the power supply matches the input voltage specified on the infor...
Page 13: ...n pages 26 27 for more information Adjust the settings Turn up the volume controls on the device and set the characteristics of the media player See 5 4 Adjusting Bass Treble Volume on page 25 for mor...
Page 14: ...he MODE button F to enter the previously used function Fig 07 Fig 06 Fig 07 Note If no button is pressed after the pre set amount of time of inactivity the display will switch off Press any button to...
Page 15: ...rol panel or with an infrared IR remote control see 5 7 Remote Control on page 26 A OLED display B VOLUME FORWARD button C STOP button D PLAY PAUSE button E REPEAT button F MODE button G VOLUME BACKWA...
Page 16: ...utton F until the display shows Auto Scan In this menu you can search for available FM radio stations Press and hold down the PLAY PAUSE button D for 2 seconds to start an auto scan The display shows...
Page 17: ...BACKWARD button G to manually tune the signal in increments of 0 05 MHz Press and hold down the REPEAT button E for 2 seconds The display shows Press the VOLUME FORWARD button B and the VOLUME BACKWA...
Page 18: ...or DAB radio stations select them and listen to them If needed you can save selected radio stations as presets to be able to access them easily Press the MODE button F until the display shows Auto Sca...
Page 19: ...DAB radio stations you can save them as presets for easy access The device can save up to 30 DAB presets Press the VOLUME FORWARD button B and the VOLUME BACKWARD button G to select one of the found D...
Page 20: ...ifferent information screens such as time date radio station name signal strength music genre country of origin signal error report frequency and data transfer speed Note The contents of each screen d...
Page 21: ...e Note When your mobile device receives an incoming call playback will stop automatically When the conversation is finished you need to resume playback manually USB Mode In this menu you can play musi...
Page 22: ...select files backward forward Viewing Playback Status You can view playback status Repeatedly press the STOP button C to toggle different information screens such as time date currently selected file...
Page 23: ...nus and to confirm your choices Audio Setting In this submenu you can adjust the FM audio settings Press the VOLUME FORWARD button B and the VOLUME BACKWARD button G to select one of the 2 options FOR...
Page 24: ...e antenna closer to the window etc until the signal quality is good enough DRC In this submenu you can set Dynamic Range Compression DRC This function decreases the volume of loud sounds and increases...
Page 25: ...an determine after how many seconds of inactivity the backlight of the OLED display will switch off Choose ON display continuously on or 10 20 30 45 60 90 120 180 seconds ON LEVEL Display brightness C...
Page 26: ...olume It is possible to set the volume of the device in all 4 functions Press and hold down the VOLUME FORWARD button B or the VOLUME BACKWARD button G to increase decrease the volume The display show...
Page 27: ...remote control is delivered without batteries It accepts 2 x AAA 1 5 V alkaline batteries To install the batteries Press on the battery compartment cover and move it down to open Fig 09 Insert 2 x AAA...
Page 28: ...on screens all functions Mute Switches mute on off all functions Channel file Press to navigate through the main menu all functions Press to scroll through the available options all functions Press to...
Page 29: ...s weak Reset the device s parameters to the default factory settings See 5 3 8 3 Factory Reset on page 24 Extend the antenna Check if there are electrical devices that cause interference Playback stut...
Page 30: ...device does not contain user serviceable parts Do not open the device and do not modify the device Refer repairs and servicing to instructed or skilled persons Contact your Highlite International dea...
Page 31: ...ctronic equipment This is to avoid environmental damage or personal injury due to uncontrolled waste disposal For more detailed information about recycling of this product contact the local authoritie...
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