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Depress the power switch. The LCD screen will

display the last saved delay time. To change the

delay time select the “SET” button. Using the UP/

DOWN time delay adjustment buttons, set the de-

lay to the desired time in milliseconds. Press the

“SET” button to lock in your delay time.

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Owner’s Manual

To Set The Time Delay

Titan Neo COMPONENTS & OPERATION

DIGITAL DELAY

POWER

UP

DOWN

AF

SET

Note

Display times are
available in 1.9 ms.
increments.

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Summary of Contents for CD-800S

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Portable Wireless UHF Sound System Titanneo ...

Page 2: ...2 Titan Neo product description INTRODUCTION Notes Date of Purchase Model Number Serial Number Notes ii ...

Page 3: ...ic to uphold that confidence by offering you our direct assistance and customer support We hope you will take the time to review this manu al to familiarize yourself with product features and guide you through its operation This manual will explain the control functions and how to operate them Also an explanation on how to setup and use the system so you will gain maximum benefit of the Titan Neo ...

Page 4: ...ct must be connected to an AC power source per the voltage input specified and marked on the power supply Power Cord Caution Power cable should be routed clear of foot traffic and supported clear of kinking or abrasion Object Protection Locate the operating unit so it will not be subject ed to falling objects or water entry Proper Installation Adhere to safe positioning to avoid falling dismountin...

Page 5: ...MP3 Player CD MP3 Remote Control TX 800 Transmitter Module PA 810 Companion Speaker DD 750 Digital Delay Module Transmitter Microphones UT 96HH Handheld Transmitter UT 96BP Body Pack Transmitter Microphones Battery Chargers Troubleshooting Accessories Specifications Warranty i 7 8 10 11 12 13 15 19 20 21 22 24 24 25 26 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 43 44 45 48 49 v ...

Page 6: ...all times Therefore it is always possible that there may be another signal being transmitted at or near the frequency you have selected This will cause inter ference resulting in static intermittent connection or even complete blockage Therefore a change in frequency selection will be necessary Extensive metal barriers cyclone fences screen steel reinforced walls etc can reduce signal strength res...

Page 7: ... the control panel engaged while playing music through the system the music volume will automatically be lowered 15 dB when speaking into the micro phone After speaking the music will automati cally restore to the previous level The Titan Neo can be equipped with several options One or two wireless microphone receiv ers can be installed expanding its capability for use with wireless microphones Ei...

Page 8: ...n Neo COMPONENTS OPERATION Titan Neo Rear Optional DR 800 Receiver Modules Optional CD MP3 Player Module Optional TX 800 Transmitter Module Power Switch Main Control Panel Charge Indicator Light 110 240v AC Input 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 4 1 3 5 2 7 ...

Page 9: ...ed with a DR 800 wire less receiver The companion systems can be located throughout the venue without the need for speaker cables The TX 800 will transmit all inputs includ ing the wireless microphones CD player and control panel inputs Typical op erating range is 300 500 feet line of sight The control panel provides the basic inputs and controls Inputs include Bal anced XLR or Unbalanced phone Lo...

Page 10: ...ble that of Lead Acid and 40 higher than NiCd batteries thus serving a longer performance per charge Relative to size weight and capacity the NiMH battery is the best performing and cost effective battery for portable applications Typical life expectancy is three to five years and will provide approximately 500 hundred full recycles Inherent to NiMH batteries they are prone to self discharge while...

Page 11: ... Treble boost improves voice projection especially outdoors Bass boost consumes more battery power 8 To playback music plug an external audio source such as an iPod or MP 3 player into the dual RCA line input jacks 9 With the audio source playing adjust the volume to desired level 10 Push in Voice Priority switch red LED will light 11 While audio source is playing talk into microphone 12 You will ...

Page 12: ...ided for an external audio source This allows connection of a CD player iPod or other audio source The volume of the Line In is controlled solely by the Master RCA output is provided for use with external zone amplifiers or other PA systems if required or for sending the entire mix signal to other audio devices such as recorders mixers or power amps This output signal is combined from all inputs i...

Page 13: ...ation Manual Tuning 1 Press and hold the Up or Down selector until the channel number blinks 2 Press the Up or Down button until the desired channel is selected 3 The receiver will stop blinking and lock into the selected channel Continue Tuning 1 The auto scan receiver is now ready to receive signal from a wireless micro phone for AirLink transmitter Tune the transmitter frequency to match the di...

Page 14: ...2 14 Titan Neo Titan Neo COMPONENTS OPERATION ...

Page 15: ...to the program Repeat as necessary To playback programmed tracks press the play pause button Note program will be reset whenever the track program button is pressed 5 For use with MP3 discs you can select folders of music on the CD Press the folder button and use the next track and previous track buttons to select your desired folder Note this function searches the disc in alpha numeric order This...

Page 16: ... previous track number FWD Press to desired next track number PLAY PAUSE Press once to play press again to pause STOP EJECT Press to stop playing press again to eject disc Infrared window Picks up signal from the remote controller USB Connector Accepts USB Drive SD Connector Accepts SD Card and MMC Card LO PITCH To adjust slow speed play Press once the screen will indicate PH 01 press again the sc...

Page 17: ...k it shows REPEAT 1 REPEAT ALL When all tracks are playing repeatedly it shows REPEAT ALL REPEAT FOLDER When all tracks in a specific folder are playing repeatedly it shows REPEAT FOLDER SHUFFLE Will playback Random tracks MEMORY When playback programmed tracks PROGRAM Will program tracks Will continuously loop a track between selected point A and B Under the MP3 mode it will appear the folder num...

Page 18: ... track To stop playback press STOP EJECT or press once on the remote con troller To eject CD press STOP EJECT once to stop playback Press again to eject CD Or press on remote controller Press FB FF or on the remote controller to activate fast back or fast forward until desired selection is located Press LO NOR HI PITCH or on the remote controller to adjust low normal and high playback pitch Press ...

Page 19: ...pull card out Pulling the card will damage the card and or machine Press SD USB CD or SD USB CD on the remote controller Select SD then press PLAY PAUSE or on the remote controller to play Insert USB into the insert hole of USB in the face plate Press SD USB CD or SD USB CD on the remote controller Select USB then press PLAY PAUSE or on the remote controller to play Note USB Input will not accept ...

Page 20: ...for track number and selection number 2 Then press to confirm selec tion the LCD will display 01 42 02 This is Folder number 1 track number 42 second selection to play Then press 1 and 9 for track number the LCD will display 19 03 for track number and selection number 3 Then press to confirm selec tion the LCD will display 01 19 03 This is Folder number 1 track number 19 third selection to play 3 ...

Page 21: ...OLDER CD USB SD 2 5 A B 8 0 NOR PROG EJECT PITCH RAN REP 3 6 9 HIGH Note When using the remote control the remote should be pointed toward the face plate of the CD MP3 Player The optimal receiving distance is 10 feet 1 Pull battery clip 2 Insert battery 3 Replace clip The battery for the remote is model CR2025 3V ...

Page 22: ...o set the unit to the same channel as the master unit Press the frequency set button again to lock in your channel selection 5 When transmitting audio from the master to slave unit the TX indicator will light green The AF indicator displays audio level flashing red when user is speaking into the microphone or music is playing For larger venues or audiences the addition of this module allows severa...

Page 23: ...23 Owner s Manual Titan Neo COMPONENTS OPERATION ...

Page 24: ...e The output of the receiver is passed through the delay module in route to the power amplifier The purpose of the delay module is to store the signal momentarily and then pass it through to the amplifier input The delay time can be varied from 20 500 milliseconds thus synchronizing the sound output with the master unit on stage The true measurement of sound travel is 1125 feet per second Thus sou...

Page 25: ...SET button Using the UP DOWN time delay adjustment buttons set the de lay to the desired time in milliseconds Press the SET button to lock in your delay time 25 Owner s Manual To Set The Time Delay Titan Neo COMPONENTS OPERATION DIGITAL DELAY POWER UP DOWN AF SET Note Display times are available in 1 9 ms increments ...

Page 26: ... up handheld use It can be powered by either Alkaline or rechargeable NiMH batteries The rechargeable batteries can be recharged either in the drop in charger or with the plug in charger HI LOW MUTE Power on off Switch LED Power on Indicator Up Down Frequency Select LCD Readout Frequency Set Button Charging Port Connection Soft Comfort Non Slip Body Protective Screen Head Color Identity End Cap Ba...

Page 27: ... will also display Battery condition and CH 10 A microphone sensitivity selection switch provides three modes of microphone sensitiv ity HIGH LOW MUTE MUTE Mutes microphone off while retaining transmission and RF connection LOW Use when microphone is held close to mouth or strong vocal input HIGH Use when additional sensitivity is required for softer voice 11 LCD screen displays the channel number...

Page 28: ... turn off to prevent damage 14 To turn microphone off press and hold the power switch until the LCD screen displays OFF FCC Regulation RF transmission equipment must comply with FCC regulations All TeachLogic transmission devices comply with Part 15 of the FCC rules and operate in the UHF band in the 640 664 MHz frequency range Power output is limited to less than 50 milliwatts to prevent any inte...

Page 29: ...t with a boom microphone The transmitter is usually worn on the waist utilizing the wire belt clip however it can be placed in your pocket if it is more convenient The Body Pack is battery powered and requires two AA size batteries LCD Display Frequency SET Button Built In Microphone for Handheld Use UP DOWN Ch Select Buttons Transmitting Antenna Power On LED Indicator Microphone Mute Button Power...

Page 30: ...of microphone sensitivity HI MID LOW High Most sensitive position for weak voice or distant microphone to mouth Mid When the microphone used is further away from mouth such as a collar or lapel microphone is clipped on clothing away from mouth Low When microphone is used close to mouth such as a headset with a boom microphone or with a very strong vocal performer 9 MUTE Button Mutes microphone off...

Page 31: ...us is displayed on the left edge of the LCD screen When battery nears depletion Icon will flash 3 times Transmitter will automatically turn off to prevent damage 15 To turn microphone Off push power switch to OFF FCC Regulation RF transmission equipment must comply with FCC regulations All TeachLogic transmission devices comply with Part 15 of the FCC rules and operate in the UHF band in the 640 6...

Page 32: ...er ULM 835 Ultra Lite Microphone The Ultra Lite Microphone ULM 835 is a minia ture boom style microphone supported by a wire around the left ear The unidirectional microphone element renders excellent vocal quality and maxi mum clarity Its lightweight and miniature size make it comfortable and inconspicuous It is avail able in either beige or black Caution The Ultra Lite boom can be formed to fit ...

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Page 34: ...ble into jack at the base bottom end of transmitter Turn Handheld Transmitter On to observe battery icon During charging the battery icon will cycle through the charge block When fully charged battery icon will display all blocks filled Charging time typically 10 12 hours Turn Handheld Transmitter Off and reinstall color identification cap Use AA rechargeable NiMH batteries only in microphones Plu...

Page 35: ...ce Charging Handheld Indicators Handheld symbol on indicator LED lights Amber when charging ok indicator LED lights Green when fully charged Charging Body Pack Transmitter Insert Body Pack into Front Large receptacle Push down firmly in place Observe front with LCD facing forward toward you Charging Body Pack Indicators Body Pack symbol on indicator LED lights Amber when charging ok indicator LED ...

Page 36: ...s ing power switch LCD panel displays garbled information No sound output Check batteries are charged and inserted correctly When press ing power switch ensure you hold it down for 2 3 seconds Remove the batteries from the transmitter and re insert them Confirm frequency of trans mitter is the same as the portable PA receiver Check volume level of both transmitter and portable PA receiver in range...

Page 37: ...This includes Microphones Televisions Radio Stations etc When operating two transmitters in the same area ensure frequencies selected are several channels apart This helps to reduce crosstalk between transmitters Also note that other wireless devices can cause interference ensure you adjust your frequency around these devices where possible Try setting the transmitter and receiver to a new channel...

Page 38: ...button is not activated Ensure body pack is within range of the receiver Check for sources of interference large metal objects etc within range of the body pack When operating two transmitters in the same area ensure frequencies selected are several chan nels apart This helps to reduce crosstalk between transmitters Also note that other wireless devices can cause interference ensure you adjust you...

Page 39: ...bring Error message to the devices software or hardware problem Following instructions will lead you to sort out problems caused by software 1 RESET built in software by pressing and holding SET UP DOWN then Switch unit on 2 How to know if the RESET is done successfully On message will be shown on the LCD panel and it will stay on On message it won t display the channel last used 3 When you ve suc...

Page 40: ...40 Titan Neo product description TROUBLESHOOTING ...

Page 41: ... to operate with each other simultaneously Note When interference problem is encountered verify that the microphones are operating on frequencies in the same cluster 41 Owner s Manual TROUBLESHOOTING 1 19 20 35 36 2 10 57 58 59 3 19 34 36 39 4 20 35 39 69 5 57 75 77 90 6 11 44 45 57 7 07 53 84 87 1 06 39 42 45 55 70 89 90 2 17 18 20 33 34 36 37 89 3 01 02 06 37 49 50 70 84 4 02 49 50 52 68 69 71 8...

Page 42: ...42 Titan Neo product description TROUBLESHOOTING Channel Frequency Allocation 640 664 MHz LCD UHF TV Frequencies TV Channel 42 43 44 45 46 MHz 638 644 644 650 650 656 656 662 662 668 ...

Page 43: ...43 Owner s Manual TROUBLESHOOTING ...

Page 44: ...ly into the mic in jack The wired mic in has its own independent volume control So you can truly have a three microphone system The microphone has very low handling noise a built in breath filter and wide dynamic range Heavy duty speaker stand for Titan Neo sound system Folding tripod adjustable height from 30 to 60 Superlite folding hand truck The Mini Mover has three vertical handle positions an...

Page 45: ...45 Owner s Manual ACCESSORIES ...

Page 46: ...De emphasis Sensitivity Squelch Frequency Response Operating Power Operating Range Power Requirements 50 W RMS 80 W Max 91dB 1W 1M 95 dB 20 Hz 20 kHz audio 8 LF Neodymium Woofer 1 HF Horn 70dB XLR TRS Balanced Mic Line Level Dual RCA Line Level Dual RCA Master Volume Treble Bass Mic Vol Two 12 VDC 4 1 AH NiMH About 6 8 hours About 8 10 hours 100 240 V AC Input European Approval 11 W x 18 H x 9 D 2...

Page 47: ... Wireless Receiver CD MP3R Player DD 750 Digital Delay TX 800 Wireless Transmitter 47 Owner s Manual SPECIFICATIONS Delay Range Increments Dimensions Weight Dimensions Weight Formats Media 20 500 ms 1 9 ms 3 W x 1 5 H x 5 D 4 oz 7 W x 1 3 16 H x 4 D 10 oz MP3 WMA CD USB drive SD MMC card ...

Page 48: ...imensions Weight with batteries Mic Capsule RF Output Spurious Emission AF Controls Battery Operating Life fully charged Dimensions Weight with batteries Dynamic 10mW 250mW Hi lo mute switch 1 2V NiMH rechargeable x 2 or 1 5V Alkaline x 2 11 hrs NiMH or 14 hrs Alkaline 1 80 x 10 39 280g Dynamic 10mW 250mW Hi lo mute switch 1 2V NiMH rechargeable x 2 or 1 5V Alkaline x 2 11 hrs NiMH or 14 hrs Alkal...

Page 49: ...ot extend to finish or appearance past ninety 90 days 7 All warranty service will be provided by TeachLogic or authorized service center 8 Warranty is made to the original purchaser and may not be transferred to another user 9 Warranty service rendered will be on a repair or replacement basis whichever TeachLogic deems to be most prudent for customer satisfaction and economic feasibility TeachLogi...

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Page 52: ...TeachLogic Inc 1688 Ord Way Oceanside CA 92056 5 13 1 800 588 0018 sales teachlogic com 1 760 631 1283 www teachlogic com ...

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