Okayo C 7217C Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 8

Okayo Portable PA System

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Figure 6: UHF Wireless Mic Module

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LCD screen

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Channel A power switch and volume control

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Up/Down frequency selector

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Frequency SET button

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Channel B power switch and volume control

UHF Mic Receiver Operation - Figure 6.

Switch on:

• Turn Channel A / B knob (2) / (5) clockwise until a click occurs.  The LCD will then display the text “On”.  After a few

seconds, the LCD window will show a channel number and a signal strength.

Setting and Selection of Channels:

NOTE: Channel A and Channel B cannot be set with the same channel number at the same time.

• Press and hold SET (4) to enter the channel selection mode. If Channel A is on, the channel number of Channel A

that is shown on the screen starts to blink. Press the Up or Down Frequency arrows (3) to choose your preferred
channel number. Press SET again to confirm the channel setting.

• Perform the same process on Channel B after switching that channel on.

• If you don’t press any button, within 10 seconds the receiver will retain the last chosen channel number.

Display of Frequency Value:

Press either the Up or Down arrows on the Frequency Selector and the frequency value of Channel A or B will be
displayed for two seconds before reverting back to showing the channel number.

Scan - Searching for available channels automatically:

1. Press Up and Down arrows (3) together for more than a second.  The LCD window will show “Scan” without blinking.

Channel A and Channel B will be switched to any available channels automatically.  If there is no channel available,
the current channel numbers will remain the same.

2. Using two UHF Duo wireless receiver modules simultaneously:

• Set the group number as F2 for these two wireless receiver modules.

• Wireless Receiver Module 1 will search for available channel automatically as described in step 1.

• Switch on the Transmitter used for Wireless Receiver Module 1 and adjust the channel number accordingly.

• Wireless Receiver Module 2 will search for available channel automatically.

• Switch on the Transmitter used for Wireless Receiver Module 2 and adjust the channel number accordingly.

Setting of Group Number and SQ Value:

1. Press Set (4) and then switch on Channel A or Channel B to enter Group setting.  The LCD window would show 

‘F1’ (number will keep blinking).

2. Press Up or Down arrow buttons (3) to look for your preferred group number.

3. Press SET to confirm the group setting or wait for five seconds to confirm it automatically and then enter setting

mode of SQ value.

4. Under setting mode of SQ value, LCD window will show ‘F2’ (number will keep blinking).

5. Press Up or Down arrows to choose SQ value.  The value will not be set in circulation.

6. Press SET again to confirm the group setting or wait for five seconds to confirm it automatically.

Summary of Contents for C 7217C

Page 1: ...s Handheld Mic C 7193C Wireless Handheld Condenser Mic C 7195C Beltpack Transmitter This operating guide also includes instructions for the following portable PA accessories C 7187C UHF wireless microphone dual receiver C 7196A Charging pod C 7197A Lapel microphone to suit beltpack transmitter C 7198A Headset microphone to suit beltpack transmitter Manufactured for Altronic Distributors Pty Ltd ...

Page 2: ...on of non interfering frequencies Each receiver includes individual frequency adjustment and volume control An MP3 compatible anti skip CD player is fitted as standard This module plays standard audio CDs or MP3s via the USB connection or SD card slot And a Bluetooth wireless audio module is built into the AUX channel allowing seamless streaming from any Bluetooth playback device Weighing only 20k...

Page 3: ...sink Figure 2 Rear 1 UHF receiver module Dual channel A B 2 CD MP3 USB player 3 Power switch charge indicator this panel is replaced when adding a C 7189C wireless link 4 C 7189C Audio Link audio transmitter 5 Rear control panel with bluetooth input on AUX 6 240V AC input Okayo Portable PA System 3 6 ...

Page 4: ...dule Master volume adjusts overall system level from all inputs ie UHF CD MP3 player RCA stereo input and wired microphones Treble and bass controls affect all sys tem inputs When set to half way sound equalisation will be flat RCA stereo jacks are provided for an external audio source This allows connection of a CD player iPod or other audio source An RCA output is provided for use with external ...

Page 5: ... again for up to 10 steps of speed variation NOR PITCH Pressing this button on the front panel or the remote control resets the pitch to zero ie normal speed CD Playback Insert a disc into the slot with the data side facing down and playback starts automatically Track number and play ing time will be displayed on display panel When inserting a disk into the CD player or taking a disc out it is nec...

Page 6: ...how SHUFFLE Press 9 to select next or previous random track REPEAT CD mode Press REP once to repeat play all tracks The LCD will show REPEAT ALL Press REP again to repeat playing the current track only The display will show REPEAT 1 Press REP again to cancel REPEAT MP3 WMA mode Press REP once to repeat play all tracks The LCD will show REPEAT ALL Press REP again to repeat all songs in the current ...

Page 7: ...of the memorized songs The LCD indicator will display MEMORY and the song numbers it is playing To cancel the memorized songs press PROG key twice MP3 WMA PLAYBACK MODE To select MP3 format press PROG key once select the folder number then press ENTER to confirm then enter the track number and then press ENTER to confirm The display will now show the folder number track number and number of the so...

Page 8: ...available channels automatically 1 Press Up and Down arrows 3 together for more than a second The LCD window will show Scan without blinking Channel A and Channel B will be switched to any available channels automatically If there is no channel available the current channel numbers will remain the same 2 Using two UHF Duo wireless receiver modules simultaneously Set the group number as F2 for thes...

Page 9: ...including wireless mic CD player or wired mic to the slave units which are fitted with a UHF wireless microphone receiver See page 7 for installation guidelines for this module 1 On the master unit turn the power switch volume level control clockwise to turn the transmitter on 2 The LCD screen will display On then revert to the factory default channel or the channel last selected 3 To select a cha...

Page 10: ... used Mute setting allows microphone to be put on standby without switching the power off Beltpack A selection switch on the side of the beltpack provides three level settings low mid high depending on the application or environment in which the portable PA is to be used The mute button allows beltpack to be put on standby without switching the power off 5 The LCD screen will display the channel s...

Page 11: ... 5mm aux input socket side 8 Frequency set button 9 Up down frequency adjustment buttons 10 Charging jack 1 2 4 6 5 3 Figure 9 Handheld UHF Wireless Microphone C 7192C 93C 1 Protective screen head 2 Rubberised body 3 Frequency set button 4 LCD screen 5 Up down frequency adjustment buttons 6 LED power indicator 7 Power switch 8 Charging port connection 8 7 Note Illustration of C 7192C shown Functio...

Page 12: ...frequency around these devices where possible Bluetooth Pairing For Audio Streaming 1 Press or hold Bluetooth button see 10 on Figure 3 in for 2 seconds to switch Bluetooth on off 2 You will hear a tone and the indicator will light blue The indicator will also flash blue to indicate that it is ready to pair with Bluetooth device 3 When it s in pairing mode activate a Bluetooth connection scan on y...

Page 13: ...acing into storage for long periods Ensure battery is charged once per month thereafter to ensure long life and optimum battery reliability Remove batteries Remove batteries from transmitters when not in use Replace batteries Ensure replacement batteries are the same or equivalent to existing Batteries may explode under charge or unit may malfunction if incorrect batteries are used Battery termina...

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Page 15: ... Operating Life fully charged 11 hrs NiMH or 14 hrs Alkaline Dimensions 88 x 64 x 24mm Weight with batteries 170g Handheld Transmitter C 7192C C 7293C Mic Insert C 7292C Dynamic Mic Insert C 7293C Condenser RF Output 10mW Spurious Emission 250mW AF Controls Hi lo mute switch Battery 1 2V NiMH rechargeable x 2 or 1 5V Alkaline x 2 Operating Life fully charged 11 hrs NiMH or 14 hrs Alkaline Dimensio...

Page 16: ...ou with full instructions of how and where to send the goods The freight for shipping goods back to Altronics for all repairs is at the customers expense c A copy of the R A form or at the very minimum the R A number must accompany the goods to effect the repair d Altronics will pay the return freight to the customer where the warranty claim has been accepted e Please quote the R A number in any c...

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