Pulse PA-40, User Instructions

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Power is supplied from a mains socket via the power supply unit provided or via the integrated
rechargeable battery which allows mains-independent operation, the system has an internal charging
circuit for recharging the battery.
To cover larger areas & crowds, several PULSE PA-40 systems can be set up to receive and
reproduce the signal of one single wireless microphone. To do this set all units to the same UHF
frequency and adjust volume controls accordingly. It is also possible to connect the PA-40 to external
powered speaker systems via the audio output MIX OUT.
The system is supplied with a practical shoulder bag and a shoulder strap.
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4.1 Power supply/recharging the battery
4.1 Power supply/recharging the battery 4.1 Power supply/recharging the battery
4.1 Power supply/recharging the battery
1) For operating the active speaker system via a mains socket and/or for recharging the internal
battery, connect the power supply unit supplied to the jack DC IN (14) and connect it via the mains
cable supplied to a mains socket (100 – 240 V~/50 – 60Hz). If the power supply unit is connected
to the mains socket, the green power LED will light up on the power supply unit.
2) As soon as the power supply unit supplies power to the active speaker system, the battery will be
recharged: The green charging LED CG (13) will flash. For charging, it is not necessary to switch
on the unit with the switch and volume control MAIN VOL (11), however, the unit can be used as
usual during the charging process.
3) When the battery has been fully charged, the charging LED CG will light continuously. In this case,
a mains-independent operating time of approx. 3 hours at maximum volume will be possible, if used at
lower volumes run times of up to 8 hours can be achieved.
4) The battery should be recharged when the red LED LO BAT (12) starts flashing while the unit is
switched on.
5) After operating or after recharging the battery, disconnect the power supply unit from the mains
socket to prevent unnecessary power consumption.
Notes
Notes Notes
Notes
1. If the active speaker system is not used for a longer period, the battery should be fully recharged
every 2 – 3 weeks to ensure a long battery life.
2. As the rechargeable battery is subject to normal aging, the battery is classed as a consumable item
and covered by a 90 day warranty from point of sale.
3. The charging circuit is matched to the type of integrated rechargeable battery. Replace a defective
battery by one of the same type only – see specifications! Failure to do so will result in damage to the
unit and the battery.