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Assistive Listening System

MV-ALS-Series

Portable Transmitter

 (MV-ALS-PTFM) 

Quick Reference

LED Indicators

1. When the player is on and with low battery, LED will turns to be solid red and “battery” symbol flashes.

2. Except above situation, LED will stay green under normal operation.

3. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status  

of flashing symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged.

Mute

1. Press power (      ) button for 0.5 second to enter MUTE mode.

2. When the player is muted, both green LED and “mute” symbol flash. 

(Both symbol and green LED flash.)

3. When the player is muted under low-battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED. 

(Both symbols flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.)

4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under  

the status of flashing symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. 

MIC-Level Adjustment

1. Press and hold SET () to turn the device on.

2. The screen will show default (Hi) for level adjustment.

3. Press + or 1 button to scroll the option.

4. When preferred level is selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power (     ) button to confirm the setting.

Battery Status Check

1.  When the player is off, press and hold both  –  and power (     )   buttons.

2. The screen will show current battery status and stay for 2 seconds, then be off.

(Symbol flashes with 

solid red LED)

(Both symbol and 

green LED flash)

(Both symbols flash 

interchangeably with 

flashing red LED)

MV‐ALS‐PTFM brief instruction manual 

v.1 (11

th 

Dec. 2015)

Battery Status Check 
1. When the player is off, press and hold both

and

power

button.

2. The screen will show current battery status and stay for 2 seconds, then be off..

Reset to Default Setting 
1. Press and hold both + and – buttons to turn the player on.
2. The player will be reset to default settings which include followings.

2‐1 Channel E
2‐2 17 wideband channels are enabled
2‐3 Custom labels are removed

Charging 
1. The player won’t be charged when it’s connected with PC via micro USB.

 This function is NOT confirmed yet. Sample delivered on 15

th

 Dec 2015 can be charged via PC.

2. Solid red LED shows when the player is being charged. When fully charged, LED turns to be solid green.
3. Red LED will flash when following situations occur.

3‐1 without batteries inside
3‐2 batteries are not rechargeable
3‐3 battery is defective

4. The screen of players will vary upon different occasions. See the table below

Note:
Maximum charging time for players is 8 hours and LED will turns to be green when time is due.

Channel Select Mode 
1. Press and hold + button to turn the player on and enter Channel Select Mode.
2. Channels will display from beginning (CH A) and white background stands for being “selected”. All channels are selected by

Player on 

Player off 

Wall‐Wart 

1.

Still on 

2.

Battery blocks scrolls 

1.

Still off 

2.

No symbols on the screen

Charger 

1.

Auto‐off 

2.

No symbols on the screen

PC 

1.

Auto‐off 

2.

Logo “Media Vision” shows up
for 2 seconds, and then USB 
symbol displays. 

3.

LED indicator is the only way 
to know the charging status 
when PC connected. 

MV‐ALS‐PTFM brief instruction manual 

v.1 (11

th 

Dec. 2015)

3. To release the player from lock mode, press both + and – at the same time for 1 second until symbol 

  disappears. 

LED indicators 
1. When the player is on and with low battery, LED will turns to be solid red and “battery” symbol flashes.

(Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) 

2. Except above situation, LED will stay green under normal operation.
3. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing

symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged.

Mute 
1. Press power ( ) button for 0.5 second to enter MUTE mode.
2. When the player is muted, both green LED and “mute” symbol flash.

(Both symbol and green LED flash.) 

3. When the player is muted under low‐battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.

(Both symbols flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.) 

4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing

symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged.

MIC‐Level adjustment 
1. Press and hold SET () to turn the device on.
2. The screen will show default (Hi) for level adjustment.

3. Press + or 1 button to scroll the option.

4. When preferred level is selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power ( ) button to confirm the setting.

For Art - Change this to LOW

For Art - Change this to LOW

MV‐ALS‐PTFM brief instruction manual 

v.1 (11

th 

Dec. 2015)

3. To release the player from lock mode, press both + and – at the same time for 1 second until symbol 

  disappears. 

LED indicators 
1. When the player is on and with low battery, LED will turns to be solid red and “battery” symbol flashes.

(Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) 

2. Except above situation, LED will stay green under normal operation.
3. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing

symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged.

Mute 
1. Press power ( ) button for 0.5 second to enter MUTE mode.
2. When the player is muted, both green LED and “mute” symbol flash.

(Both symbol and green LED flash.) 

3. When the player is muted under low‐battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.

(Both symbols flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.) 

4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing

symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged.

MIC‐Level adjustment 
1. Press and hold SET () to turn the device on.
2. The screen will show default (Hi) for level adjustment.

3. Press + or 1 button to scroll the option.

4. When preferred level is selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power ( ) button to confirm the setting.

For Art - Change this to LOW

For Art - Change this to LOW

MV‐ALS‐PTFM brief instruction manual 

v.1 (11

th 

Dec. 2015)

3. To release the player from lock mode, press both + and – at the same time for 1 second until symbol 

  disappears. 

LED indicators 
1. When the player is on and with low battery, LED will turns to be solid red and “battery” symbol flashes.

(Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) 

2. Except above situation, LED will stay green under normal operation.
3. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing

symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged.

Mute 
1. Press power ( ) button for 0.5 second to enter MUTE mode.
2. When the player is muted, both green LED and “mute” symbol flash.

(Both symbol and green LED flash.) 

3. When the player is muted under low‐battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.

(Both symbols flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.) 

4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing

symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged.

MIC‐Level adjustment 
1. Press and hold SET () to turn the device on.
2. The screen will show default (Hi) for level adjustment.

3. Press + or 1 button to scroll the option.

4. When preferred level is selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power ( ) button to confirm the setting.

For Art - Change this to LOW

For Art - Change this to LOW

Summary of Contents for MV-ALS-PRFM

Page 1: ...et options for a comfortable listening experience for the user Needed not included earphone headphone or neckloop optional rechargeable or alkaline AA batteries BATTERY LIFE INDICATOR LOCK INDICATOR MODE INDICATOR SIGNAL STRENGTH CHANNEL 50 or more 25 49 Less than 25 When this segment begins flashing along with the LED on top of the unit you should immediately change your batteries or recharge the...

Page 2: ... only 17 channels or both wide and narrowband 57 channels are available for the player Default type is wideband channel A T Wideband A T Wideband and narrow band A T 1 40 4 To scroll channels rapidly keep pressing or to change the channel 5 Once selected channel is confirmed press SET button o to confirm the channel If not the OLED will show previously used channel after being idle for 10 seconds ...

Page 3: ...f flashing symbol Solid red LED keeps unchanged Volume Adjustment 1 This adjustment can be done only when the player is in lock mode 2 Press button or to adjust the volume default level 8 16 levels in total 3 When the volume is at lowest level player will be muted and its screen will show below 4 After the volume is successfully adjusted the symbol disappears if idled for 1 second and OLED shows c...

Page 4: ... SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR CHANNEL SELECT KNOB MONITOR LEVEL ADJUSTMENT KNOB MONITOR PORT MIC INPUT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT KNOB OLED ON FRONT SHOWS VARIOUS POWER SIGNAL STRENGTH UPON SETTING SWITCH HERE AUX INPUT USB POWER CHANNEL INDICATOR CHANNEL CHANNEL INDICATOR MIX OUTPUT MIC AND AUX INPUT BLEND MIC INPUT XLR TRS COMBO JACK LINE MIC MIC PHANTOM POWER POWER SUPPLY MV ALS STFM Quick Guide Antenna Con...

Page 5: ...elected channel after being idled for 10 seconds 3 The system will be in lock mode again after above setting is completed Reset to Default Setup 1 Press and hold CH SELECT button to turn the system on 2 The system will be reset to default settings which include followings 2 1 Channel E 2 2 Seventeen wideband channels are enabled 2 3 Custom labels are removed Signal Strength 1 Symbol signal strengt...

Page 6: ...line AA batteries POWER MUTE CHARGING CONTACTS SIGNAL MUTE LED MIC INPUT MIC LEVEL SET USB NAVIGATION Portable Transmitter MV ALS PTFM Quick Reference BATTERY LIFE INDICATOR LOCK INDICATOR MODE INDICATOR CHANNEL 50 or more 25 49 Less than 25 When this segment begins flashing along with the LED on top of the unit you should immediately change your batteries or recharge them REMOVABLE CLIP ON BACK B...

Page 7: ... 17 channels or both wide and narrowband 57 channels are available for the player Default type is wideband channel A T Wideband A T Wideband and narrow band A T 1 40 4 To scroll channels rapidly keep pressing or to change the channel 5 Once selected channel is confirmed press SET button o to confirm the channel If not the OLED will show previously used channel after being idle for 10 seconds Chann...

Page 8: ...The screen will return to default currently used channel custom label if any button is pressed under the status of flashing symbol Solid red LED keeps unchanged MIC Level adjustment 1 Press and hold SET to turn the device on 2 The screen will show default Hi for level adjustment 3 Press or 1 button to scroll the option 4 When preferred level is selected leave it for 5 seconds or press power button...

Page 9: ...he only way to know the charging status when PC connected MV RP brief instruction manual v 0 7 th Dec 2015 Channel Select Mode 1 Press and hold button to turn the player on and enter Channel Select Mode 2 Channels will display from beginning CH A and white background stands for being selected All channels are selected by default Press button to change channels 3 To disable a channel press SET butt...

Page 10: ... player won t work while being uploaded 3 The player will be off when being disconnected from PC USB Upload Software Operation Portable Receiver MV ALS PRFM 4 All changes that have been done will automatically be confirmed if the player is idled for 5 seconds or any button is pr Uploading 1 When the player is connected with PC it will show logo Media Vision for 2 seconds and then symbol USB 2 Stat...

Page 11: ...5 seconds Note 1 For better understanding of the software please read its manual 2 The player won t work while being uploaded 3 The player will be off when being disconnected from PC again 4 All changes that have been done will automatically be confirmed if the player is idled for 5 seconds or any button is pr Uploading 1 When the player is connected with PC it will show logo Media Vision for 2 se...

Page 12: ...ch can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced ...

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