8
CONNECTIONS
Connecting with Microphones
When you connect
the Microphone to
the Player directly
Connect the Microphone to the MIC INPUT jack on the front panel of the player
Adjust the Microphone Volume and Echo Level with MIC VOL and ECHO VOL knobs on
the front panel.
<NOTE> To avoid feedback noise, do not place your hands near the top of the microphone and
do not point the microphone directly at the output speaker. If feedback occurs, lower the volume
control.
When you connect
the Microphone to
the Amplifier
Connect the Microphone to the MIC INPUT jack on the Amplifier
Adjust the Microphone Volume and Echo Level with the Amplifier
In order to get the SCORE after singing, you must connect the RCA cable
from MIC
OUT
jack on the Amplifier
to “SCORE IN”
jack on the rear panel of the player.
(“MIC OUT” on the Amp
--------
“SCORE IN” on the player)
Connecting with External Video Player via VIDEO IN jack
You can
get the External Video Source
from the other Video player for Karaoke Background Video through the
Video
In(Composite)
jack.
Connect the Composite Video Cable between
VIDEO IN
jack on the player and
VIDEO OUT
jack of other external
Video Player.
In the Karaoke Mode, press “
VIDEO IN”
button on the remote control to change to the External VIDEO IN mode.
Connecting with Card or USB devices
You can play Movie, Music and Photo files from Card or USB memory.
Connect the Card or USB device to CARD READER or USB port on the front of the player.
If any is not in the DISC tray, the player will read the CARD or USB directly.
If any disc is in the DISC tray, press “
USB/DISC
” button at stop mode to select CARD or USB mode.
Use the arrow buttons to select the file and press “
ENTER” or “PLAY
”
Supported file format
from CARD Card or
USB:
MPEG1(*.MPG, *.DAT), MPEG4(*.AVI), MP3, WMA, JPEG(*.JPG)
Supported system:
FAT16/32
files system only
※
NTFS file system is not supported.
Supported devices:
USB memory :
USB2.0 or USB 1.1
3-in-1 Card:
Support up to 32GB
< NOTE >
Some High Resolution Video files cannot be played properly from USB because of the USB Host(v.1.1) speed of
the player.
Some MP3 players may not operate depending on the sector size of their file system.
The player may not fully support parts of memory card.
Do not insert or pull out the memory card from the player during playback.
If you use a USB extension cable, the USB device might not be recognized.
