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Sound Leisure Rocket, User Manual

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Adjusting amplifier settings

It is possible to adjust the audio equalisation of the amplifier to suit a specific 
environment or taste. There are separate settings for the internal Jukebox 
speakers (Channel 1/2) and any additional speakers that may be connected 
(Channel 3/4).

Pressing the ‘MENU UP’ or ‘MENU DOWN’ buttons on the D4 amplifier will 
cycle through the available menus. Pressing the ‘+’ or ‘-‘ buttons will increment 
or decrement the value of the current menu.  Any changes will be automatically 
saved. (The location of these buttons is shown in Fig 7 on page 21) If no buttons 
are pressed for 1 minute, the amplifier will revert back to its default display 
mode. 

Below is a description of the available menus:

• 

Channel 1 Stereo / Mono Switch

 

This menu is used to set the amplifier in Stereo or 2 channel Mono. This 
should be left as ‘Stereo’.

• 

Channel 1 Master 

 

This menu sets the maximum volume level that can be achieved with 
the remote and should be used to set a maximum level for the Jukebox 
speakers.

• 

Channel 1 Bass

 

This menu sets the bass level of the Jukebox speakers. It can provide a cut 
or boost of 15dB.

• 

Channel 1 Middle

 

This menu sets the middle level of the Jukebox speakers. It can provide a cut 
or boost of 15dB.

• 

Channel 1 Treble

 

This menu sets the treble level of the Jukebox speakers. It can provide a cut 
or boost of 15dB.

• 

Channel 1 Microphone Volume

 

If you wish to use a microphone we recommend a wired low impedance 
mic. If you wish to use a wireless microphone please contact Sound Leisure. 
 

Summary of Contents for Rocket

Page 1: ...Rocket CD Jukebox User Manual Series 3 Build 7 0 ...

Page 2: ... magic Pg 11 5 Inserting title cards Pg 12 6 Loading compact discs Pg 14 7 Playing the Jukebox Pg 16 8 Connecting external audio devices Pg 20 9 Adding additional speakers Pg 22 10 Adjusting amplifier settings Pg 24 11 Jukebox lighting adjustment Pg 27 12 Bluetooth Pg 30 13 Troubleshooting and error codes Pg 32 ...

Page 3: ...is owner s guide provides all the information you will need to install and operate the Jukebox safely About Sound Leisure Sound Leisure have been manufacturing Jukeboxes in Leeds UK since 1978 The family owned and run business was originally formed by Alan Black and three generations of the family now work alongside a team of skilled craftsmen and women all dedicated to manufacturing the finest Ju...

Page 4: ... into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Use only the cart stand bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a ca...

Page 5: ...ted to a mains socket with a protective earth connection The mains plug is the designated disconnection device and as such should be readily operable WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture Fuses should be replaced like for like at all times Terminals marked with the symbol above are considered hazardous live and external wiring connect...

Page 6: ...ks Please note there are locks on the left and right sides of the Jukebox Rear cabinet door lock Mains power socket and switch Earth bond Audio Out sockets and RESET button FIG1 Lock locations rear panels Coin reject cup ...

Page 7: ...he side locks and the rear cabinet lock See opposite page FIG1 Transit Mode Upon delivery the Jukebox CD player mechanism will be locked in Transit Mode The following pages explain how to remove the transit fixings and prepare the Jukebox for use Please work through this guide in order To reduce the risk of accidental damage to the Jukebox when removing transit bars it is recommended to carry out ...

Page 8: ... Mechanism retaining wing nuts loosen x4 Vertical retaining transit bolt Horizontal retaining transit bar Transit bar thumb screw R Transit bar post R Transit bar thumb screw L Transit bar post L FIG2 Retaining transit bar locations mechanism ...

Page 9: ... the removed transit components for future use Moving to the rear of the Jukebox unlock and remove the rear door and locate the 4 mechanism retaining wingnuts securing the mechanism Loosen these wingnuts to the bottom of the screw threads The wingnuts do not have to be fully removed Replace the Jukebox rear door Power on the Jukebox The Jukebox display will show TRANSIT At the rear of the Jukebox ...

Page 10: ...ill park in the transit position and the display will show TRANSIT Power OFF the Jukebox Open the rear door of the Jukebox and locate the 4 wingnuts secured to the retaining bolts of the Mechanism Tighten the wingnuts against the washers so that they securely hold the mechanism down to the shelf Close and lock the rear door of the Jukebox Open the front glass door of the Jukebox Replace the left a...

Page 11: ...nting software To get started creating your cards download your free copy of Label Magic from www label magic com sl Once you have installed Label magic use the code printed on the postcard included in your welcome pack to activate your free 12 month subscription Once you have printed your title cards follow the steps overleaf for how to insert these in the Jukebox jukebox title card printing soft...

Page 12: ...site https soundleisure com classic jukeboxes accessories title cards 1 part The title cards start at selection no 100 and finish at 179 Once the title cards have been printed and separated they need to be inserted into the holders so that the small plastic tabs hold them in place Starting from the left card 100 Insert the left edge of the title card under the plastic tabs Gently bend the title ca...

Page 13: ...13 Left and Right title rack flip buttons as seen on the Jukebox button bank FIG3 Title cards inserted into title rack ...

Page 14: ...URE THAT THE CDs ARE INSERTED ABSOLUTELY STRAIGHT Failure to do so can result in the mechanism mishandling the CD s which can cause damage to the CD s or the mechanism If the jukebox is moved for any reason please check again that all the CDs are aligned correctly and none have been displaced If moving the Jukebox over an uneven surface or any significant distance please replace the transit bars a...

Page 15: ...15 FIG4 CDs inserted into the mechanism Note the printed side is facing towards the right ...

Page 16: ... the 2 digit number of the individual track These numbers will show up on the display as they are entered This process can then be repeated to build up the playlist on the Jukebox Playing an entire CD album To play an entire CD disc select the 3 digit disc number then enter the 2 digit track number as 00 When playing the whole of an album the SKIP buttons can be used to select the next or previous...

Page 17: ... standby Switches amplifier to Jukebox input Switches amplifier to bluetooth input Switches amplifier to Aux input Numeric selection keys Used to make track selection Reject track Skip Backwards Replays current track Turn Shuffle Mode ON Title rack page flip Title rack page flip Bluetooth pairing Lighting Control See lighting section Clear playlist Turn Shuffle Mode OFF Skip Forwards Plays next tr...

Page 18: ...lume keys Powering Off the Jukebox Sleep Mode It is recommended that the Jukebox is powered off using the standby procedure and then to full off at the mains switch if required This ensures that CDs are ejected and the mechanism is in a safe position Failure to power the Jukebox down in this way could damage the jukebox mechanism To power off the Jukebox Press the POWER button on the remote contro...

Page 19: ...andom CD albums until the mode is disabled Shuffle track Shuffle track mode will play a random track from a random CD until the mode is disabled How to enable or disable Shuffle modes The shuffle modes are enabled by pressing the shuffle on button on the remote control Pressing the shuffle on button ONCE enables the Shuffle DISC mode When enabled the Jukebox display will show DISC and a small dot ...

Page 20: ...hes inputs The player mechanism is the default device and will always take priority over any other audio sources If the player mechanism is idle no disc playing the Bluetooth will take priority If the player and Bluetooth are not playing then the Aux 2 input will take priority FIG6 Rear of Jukebox Door open Audio Out connection and RESET button Mains input and switch D4 Digital Amplifier Speaker m...

Page 21: ...ch as Surround Sound or Multi room audio system Connect a stereo phono lead to the Audio Out connections located on the rear lower right of the Jukebox FIG6 The audio level is approximately 2Vp p but will vary depending upon the audio being played FIG7 View of Sound Leisure D4 Digital Amplifier Auxiliary input 2 for connection to external audio devices Digital Amp menu selection buttons Menu down ...

Page 22: ... The additional speakers should not present a load lower than 4 Ohms to each amplifier channel please contact Sound Leisure if you are unsure which speakers are suitable or would like a different speaker set up to the one described below Locate the speaker matching pad in the rear of the Jukebox cabinet FIG6 Connect the left speaker cables to CH3 as denoted in FIG8 Connect the right speaker cables...

Page 23: ...23 FIG8 Speaker matching pad Shown with default Jukebox speakers connected Connect to left external speaker Connect to right external speaker ...

Page 24: ...isplay mode Below is a description of the available menus Channel 1 Stereo Mono Switch This menu is used to set the amplifier in Stereo or 2 channel Mono This should be left as Stereo Channel 1 Master This menu sets the maximum volume level that can be achieved with the remote and should be used to set a maximum level for the Jukebox speakers Channel 1 Bass This menu sets the bass level of the Juk...

Page 25: ...ted whenever the microphone is used the music will be muted the music will un mute when the microphone is no longer being used Microphone Bass This menu sets the Bass level of the microphone input It can provide a cut or boost of 15dB Microphone Middle This menu sets the Middle level of the microphone input It can provide a cut or boost of 15dB Microphone Treble This menu sets the Treble level of ...

Page 26: ...lume the higher the boost This is a subtle effect that adds clarity to music at low volumes Default Volume This menu sets the default volume of the Jukebox after power on Each channel of the amplifier can be assigned its own level Fade In This sets a 2 second fade in at the start of a record or CD It is recommended to enable this on a vinyl playing Jukebox ...

Page 27: ...tness of the top interior light Press the COLOUR MENU button ONCE on the remote control The LED display will show COL 1 The brightness is set by pressing the button keys 0 9 on the remote 0 is the lowest setting 9 is the brightest setting Once the desired brightness is achieved press the COLOUR EXIT button to exit the brightness mode COL 1 will no longer be shown on the LED display To adjust the b...

Page 28: ...he COLOUR EXIT button to exit the pattern mode COL 1 will no longer be shown on the LED display To set the brightness of the Jukebox lighting Press the COLOUR MENU button TWICE on the remote control The LED display will show COL 2 The brightness is set by pressing the button keys 0 9 on the remote 0 is the lowest setting 9 is the brightest setting Once the desired brightness is achieved press the ...

Page 29: ...e static white 2 static amber static white 3 static amber slow moving rainbow 4 static amber fast moving rainbow 5 static amber static red 6 static amber static aqua 7 static amber colour swipe 8 colour swipe colour swipe 9 static amber white ping pong Diamond Pack Lighting patterns ...

Page 30: ... for devices refer to your audio device manual for instruction on how to search and pair to a device The Jukebox will show as the name SoundleisureJB The pairing procedure is only required on the first connection Once your device is paired it is possible to reconnect by selecting SoundleisureJB from your devices paired list It is not necessary to press the BT PAIR button again The Jukebox can reme...

Page 31: ...ons may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which 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 Reorien...

Page 32: ...ll be displayed on the LED General errors are as follows 1 00 PSU module not detected 2 00 Display module not detected 3 00 Amp module not detected 4 00 Mech module not detected 5 00 Lighting module not detected Mechanism error codes as follows 4 01 Low Voltage 4 02 Memory Error 4 03 Lift Motor 4 04 Scan Motor 4 05 Clamp Motor 4 06 CD Player 4 07 5V Fault 4 08 Transit Bar still fitted 4 09 3V3 Fau...

Page 33: ... mechanism will then re synchronise and resume normal operation General Troubleshooting Unable to make selections Ensure that the Jukebox is not in colour selection mode If it is then C will be displayed Press COLOUR EXIT on the remote control IF YOU ARE UNSURE HOW TO PROCEED PLEASE CONTACT SOUND LEISURE Email CDTech soundleisure com Tel 44 0 113 232 1700 ...

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