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3. FEATURES

• Excellent Sound Quality

Both the built-in cone speaker and constant directivity speaker feature the highest sound quality.

• High Intelligibility

New circuitry has been designed to reduce sound distortion at high-volume sound outputs to realize
excellent intelligibility for both quiet and loud sounds.

• High Power and Long Battery Life

Although rated at a high power output of 20 W, the WA-1822 consumes low power to maintain a longer
battery life.

• Lightweight Design

Carefully reviewed design and construction realize reduced and balanced weight that facilitates transport
and makes the Meeting Amplifier seem lighter than it actually is.

• Improved Operating Ease

· Knobs are easy to operate, and indications are larger and more legible.
· Increased component storage volume is large enough to accommodate 2 wireless microphones, 1 wired

microphone and a dust cover.

· Power cord hanger facilitates storage of bulky power cord.
· Cartridge type battery case facilitates battery replacement.
· Battery check function indicates when batteries should be replaced.
· Snap-in type external speaker terminal facilitates external speaker connection.

4. HINTS FOR BETTER USE

• Positioning Orientation

Position the unit with its front (speaker side) oriented toward the listeners to avoid feedback. If feedback
occurs, move the microphone away from the unit or decrease the output volume.

• Location

Sound from the speaker can be heard more clearly by positioning the unit above floor level, such as on a
desk. The distance between the meeting amplifier and the wireless microphone can also be made longer. 

• Dead Point

As the wireless microphone user moves, a point where signal reception is abruptly and temporarily lost may
be encountered due to radio signal reflection or interference. To avoid such a dead point, keep the unit away
from walls or desks, or move the unit location approximately 1 – 2 m in any direction.

• Radio Signal Source Interference 

Keep the unit away from fluorescent lamps or computers, which can generate high frequency noise, as radio
interference could result, shortening the wireless microphone's transmission distance.

• Wireless Microphone Distance 

Keep the unit at least 3 m away from the wireless microphone. If the distance is shorter than 3 m, feedback
noise can be generated, resulting in radio interference.

• Cleaning

When cleaning, be sure to switch off the power, then wipe with a dry cloth. If the unit should become
extremely dirty over time, use a cloth dampened in a neutral detergent. Never use volatile liquids such as
benzene or thinner, because they can deform or discolor the unit's case.

Summary of Contents for WA-1822

Page 1: ...future reference This instruction manual covers TOA s WA 1822 and WA 1822C Meeting Amplifiers which can be used with the following tuner units Please make sure that only the specified tuner units are...

Page 2: ...tallation 10 8 2 Frequency Setting 10 9 USING THE CASSETTE DECK WA 1822C only 9 1 Nomenclature and Functions 11 9 2 Playback 12 9 3 Fast Forwarding and Rewinding the Tape 13 9 4 Recording 14 9 5 Cue 1...

Page 3: ...pecified may result in fire or electric shock Do not cut kink otherwise damage nor modify the power supply cord In addition avoid using the power cord in close proximity to heaters and never place hea...

Page 4: ...age may cause a fire personal injury or contamination of environment Switch off the power and unplug the power supply plug from the AC outlet for safety purposes when cleaning or leaving the unit unus...

Page 5: ...e unit with its front speaker side oriented toward the listeners to avoid feedback If feedback occurs move the microphone away from the unit or decrease the output volume Location Sound from the speak...

Page 6: ...FF POWER MIC1 MIC2 WIREDMIC 0 10 OFF ON 1 2 0 10 0 10 0 10 1 2 Front Rear Top 4 3 1 2 2 4 5 6 7 11 11 13 9 8 10 12 14 16 17 18 19 15 20 Battery case Tuner cover 21 22 To be installed in the Battery co...

Page 7: ...itch ON Enables the internal speaker OFF Disables the internal speaker 10 External speaker terminal Connect an 8 16 speaker rated for at least 20 W to this terminal Note the correct polarities when co...

Page 8: ...side the case then reinsert it in the battery compartment 2 1 2 3 6 2 3 Power supply switching Detaching the power cord from the AC outlet automatically switches the power source from AC to the batter...

Page 9: ...the corresponding Wireless Microphone Volume control either WIRELESS MIC1 or WIRELESS MIC2 to Position 3 if a clip on wireless microphone is used or 7 if a hand held wireless microphone is used Step 4...

Page 10: ...the expanded tuner unit to a different channel number Step 3 Set the wireless microphone to the same channel number as that of the tuner unit Note Using the setting screwdriver supplied with the wire...

Page 11: ...tion indicator lamp green Plays the tape in the arrow indicated direction 5 Stop button Stops tape operation 6 Pause button Pause indicator lamp orange Temporarily stops tape operation Note that this...

Page 12: ...button or The tape will begin to play and the Direction indicator lamp will light to indicate the current tape direction Step 5 Adjust the Tape Volume control Step 6 Tape speed can be adjusted by rot...

Page 13: ...otes Pressing the Play button during fast forward or rewind operation could cause the tape to accidentally wind around the tape head To avoid this be sure to press the Stop button before pressing the...

Page 14: ...top the tape during recording press the Pause button The deck will be put in the same standby mode as is described in Step 4 Step 7 To completely stop the tape during recording press the Stop button N...

Page 15: ...ns as Rewind button and the functions as the Fast forward button Only 1 selection at a time is available for cue Unrecorded section must be of at least 3 seconds in length to permit cue It is highly r...

Page 16: ...tch Operating mode selector switch The following table shows tape operation when the Operating mode selector switch and other buttons are pressed Operating mode Depressed button Tape operation Playbac...

Page 17: ...ops at tape end Step 2 Step 1 Tape records Tape records Stops at tape end Step 2 Step 1 Automatically reverses at tape end Step 2 Step 3 Tape records Stops at tape end Step 4 Tape records Step 1 Autom...

Page 18: ...aning the Head Capstan and Pinch Roller If the cassette deck is used for prolonged periods of time its heads capstans and pinch rollers will become dirty As a result sound output could be affected by...

Page 19: ...ight before using Use care in tape storage Avoid locating or storing the tape in locations where it might be directly exposed to sunlight high temperatures such as near heaters high humidity and near...

Page 20: ...shorted during connection OFF ON EXT SP LINE OUT AUX IN LOW AUX IN MONO HIGH WIRED MIC TONE 0 10 OFF ON 1 2 External speaker External speaker terminal Figure shows the WA 1822C Internal speaker ON OFF...

Page 21: ...l 0 10 LINE OUT AUX IN LOW AUX IN MONO HIGH WIRED MIC TONE External input volume control External input terminal Pin cable 2 1 CD player or other sound source Figure shows the WA 1822C 12 3 Using an E...

Page 22: ...ttery charge during operation In such cases take steps detailed at right then press the EJECT The power switch is switched OFF Switch ON the Power switch When operated on AC power The power plug is no...

Page 23: ...xternal output 10 dB 2 1 k unbalanced 6 3 mm phone jack Internal speaker ON OFF switch Enables or disables the internal speaker Over 70 dB rated output Rod antenna 2 way speaker system 20 cm full rang...

Page 24: ...raceability Information for Europe EMC directive 2004 108 EC Manufacturer TOA Corporation 7 2 1 Minatojima Nakamachi Chuo ku Kobe Hyogo Japan Authorized representative TOA Electronics Europe GmbH Sued...

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