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1 Safety Instructions

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2 Quick Start

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Setting Up the Catchbox ................................................................................... 6

Using the Catchbox ........................................................................................... 12

3 Product Description

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Overview .............................................................................................................. 14

Proper Use and Working Environment .......................................................... 15

2.4 GHz radio Spectrum Overview ................................................................. 16

4 System Overview

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Catchbox 2.4 Receiver ...................................................................................... 18

Catchbox 2.4 Transmitter.................................................................................. 19

Catchbox Cover .................................................................................................. 20

Catchbox 2.4 Microphone ................................................................................ 21

5 Operations

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Attaching the Antennas to the Receiver ........................................................ 22

Receiver Setup ................................................................................................... 22

Turning the Device on ....................................................................................... 23

Adjusting Volume ................................................................................................ 24

Locking the Transmitter to the Cover ............................................................. 25

Opening the Catchbox ...................................................................................... 26

Pairing the Transmitter and the Receiver ...................................................... 27

Connecting to an audio device ....................................................................... 28

7 Troubleshooting

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8 Maintenance, Storage, and Disposal

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9 Certification

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Contents

Summary of Contents for Catchbox 2.4

Page 2: ...Catchbox 2 4 Receiver Catchbox 2 4 Transmitter Catchbox 2 4 Cover ...

Page 3: ...Receiver 18 Catchbox 2 4 Transmitter 19 Catchbox Cover 20 Catchbox 2 4 Microphone 21 5 Operations 22 Attaching the Antennas to the Receiver 22 Receiver Setup 22 Turning the Device on 23 Adjusting Volume 24 Locking the Transmitter to the Cover 25 Opening the Catchbox 26 Pairing the Transmitter and the Receiver 27 Connecting to an audio device 28 7 Troubleshooting 29 8 Maintenance Storage and Dispos...

Page 4: ...asses overhand Properly lock the transmitter into the cover before use Always use the cover and the foam cap on the transmitter when using the product Do not swing or throw the product from its handle This may cause the transmitter to detach from the cover and cause injury Operating or storing this product at temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius or 122 degrees Fahrenheit will cause the locking me...

Page 5: ...ment only with the included power supply Clean the equipment with a moistened not wet cloth only Be sure to disconnect the equipment from the power outlet before cleaning the equipment Unplug the apparatus during lightning storms or when not in use Protect the power supply cord from being walked on or pinched The equipment should be opened serviced and repaired by qualified service personnel only ...

Page 6: ...en paired before being shipped Remember that the Catchbox 2 4 system is designed for audiences of 100 or less and has a maximum range of 30m 1 Connect the two antennas to the receiver unit by screwing them clockwise and arranging them in a V shape 90 The use of other antennas than those provided by the manufacturer is strictly prohibited WARNING Setting up the Catchbox ...

Page 7: ...he power supply to the receiver and plug the cord into an AC power source Connect the audio output to a sound mixer or other audio device such as a stereo system Use included adapters to match the audio input of the given device ...

Page 8: ...hbox 2 4 3 Remove the transmitter from the outer cover by twisting the cylinder 90 degrees and pulling upwards 4 Install two AA batteries into the transmitter and secure them in place with the velcro strap 90 ...

Page 9: ...9 Catchbox 2 4 5 Turn ON the transmitter and receiver The status LED should turn green on both If they are blinking see section on pairing in Operations chapter ...

Page 10: ...10 Catchbox 2 4 6 Place the transmitter into the cover making sure to align the magnetic locking mechanism so it is secure Use the visual marks for guidance ...

Page 11: ...g it using the volume knob on the receiver Avoid excessive volume Do not exceed 70 dBa for airborne noise Before turning on the device make sure the volume knob is turned to zero fully counterclockwise to ensure that no unexpected loud noises appear when the device is turned on CAUTION ...

Page 12: ...someone farther away has a question try to get the entire audience involved by having members pass the Catchbox short distances to the person who wants it This is a great way to activate the crowd Improper throwing and use of the device can lead to serious injury and or property damage Do not throw at peoples heads and always make sure everyone is aware of the situation before throwing Do not use ...

Page 13: ... of the transmitter It is advisable to inform audience members at what distance to speak into the Catchbox A distance of 20 cm 8 in is ideal This will provide the clearest sound while not blocking the persons face who is speaking Avoid using the Catchbox near loudspeakers as this can cause feedback 20 cm 8 in ...

Page 14: ...na diversity ensure a clear wireless audio transmission The unique automute technology turns off the audio signal when the microphone is being thrown ensuring the system doesn t make any unwanted noises when being passed around Included Components Catchbox 2 4 Transmitter Catchbox 2 4 Receiver Catchbox Cover Power supply 5V DC Two antennas 6 3 mm audio cable 3 5 mm audio adapter RCA audio adapter ...

Page 15: ...o fail releasing the transmitter and potentially causing injury Things to consider with magnets Since the product contains magnets care should be taken when setting up the product for use Avoid placing the transmitter on electrical devices such as laptops as these can be adversely affected or damaged from the magnetic field People with pacemakers or other electrical implants should be especially c...

Page 16: ... human bodies This means one should not place the Catchbox 2 4 Receiver into another room from the transmitter or place it inside a cupboard specifically a metal one If there are many other devices that operate in the 2 4 GHz spectrum in the same space WiFi and Bluetooth enabled devices such as smartphones and laptops dropouts may occur due to the frequency band being overcrowded To avoid this do ...

Page 17: ...iver Catchbox Cover General Specifications Frequency band 2 4 GHz ISM band Operation range Up to 30 m 100 ft Line of Sight Audio frequency response 50 10000 Hz System latency audio in to audio out 20 ms Operating temperature range 0 50 degrees Celsius 32 122 degrees Fahrenheit ...

Page 18: ...ns Weight 270 g 9 5 oz Dimensions without antennas 13 x 12 5 x 3 5 cm 5 1 x 5 x 1 4 in Power supply 5 VDC Audio out 6 3 mm in jack Status LED Meaning Off The receiver is not powered Blinking I I I The receiver is not paired to a transmitter Blinking rapidly I I I I I I I I The receiver is attempting to pair to a transmitter On The receiver is on and is paired to a transmitter ...

Page 19: ...ter 16 cm x 11 5 cm 6 3 in x 4 5 in Battery type 2xAA LR6 alkaline Battery life 8 hours with alkaline batteries Status LED Meaning Off The transmitter is not powered Blinking green I I I The transmitter is not paired to a receiver Blinking green rapidly I I I I I I I The transmitter is attempting to pair to a receiver Green on The transmitter is on and is paired to a receiver Red The transmitter i...

Page 20: ...20 Catchbox 2 4 Catchbox Cover Parts 1 Opening for transmitter unit 2 Magnetic lock 3 Handle Specifications Weight 200 g 7 oz Dimensions 18 x 18 x 18 cm 7 x 7 x 7 in ...

Page 21: ...21 Catchbox 2 4 Catchbox 2 4 Microphone Unit Specifications Weight 365 g 12 8 oz Dimensions 18 x 18 x 18 cm 7 x 7 x 7 in ...

Page 22: ...er source Connect the audio output located at the back of the receiver unit to a loudspeaker or sound mixer using the provided 6 3 mm in audio cable Use the provided adapter pieces to match this cable to the input of your audio device 90 5 Operations Check that the AC input voltage stated on the included power supply matches the AC mains voltage available at your location Using the power supply wi...

Page 23: ...atteries into the transmitter and secure them in place with the velcro strap provided Turn on the transmitter and receiver The status LED should turn green on both If either is blinking see the section on pairing Turning the Device on ...

Page 24: ...er unit Clockwise rotation increases volume while anti clockwise reduces it Avoid excessive volume Do not exceed 70dBa for airborne noise Before turning on the device make sure the volume knob is turned to zero fully counterclockwise to ensure that no unexpected loud noises appear when the device is turned on CAUTION ...

Page 25: ...e cover align the marks located at the bottom of the transmitter and bottom of the cover with each other The locking mechanism is composed of two magnets that attract each other when correctly aligned To test whether the locking has been successful one can try to pull on the transmitter and attempt to remove it with a vertical force If it does not come out with significant force the magnets are co...

Page 26: ...26 Catchbox 2 4 Opening the Catchbox To remove the transmitter simply twist it 90 degrees and pull upward This motion will misalign the magnets and allow for easy removal of the transmitter unit 90 ...

Page 27: ...tton on either of the devices transmitter or receiver The Status LED on that device will start blinking rapidly for a period of 20 seconds 3 Within the 20 second period press the pairing button on the other device Both devices are paired if both status LEDs stop blinking and are On If they are still blinking pairing was not successful and you should try again 2 m 6 ft Note It is only possible to p...

Page 28: ...e audio cable to the audio input of your device The most common inputs are 1 RCA common in stereos 2 3 5 mm in common in computers 3 6 3 mm in common in audio mixers Please check the wiring of the audio connections before attaching the cables Catchbox receiver s 6 3 mm 1 4in TRS audio out jack pinout is Tip audio Ring no audio Sleeve ground It is compatible with most audio device inputs Connecting...

Page 29: ...ease signal strength Place the receiver unit in clear view of the transmitter 2 Attach the two antennas to the back of the receiver positioning them in a V shape 3 Reduce the amount of wireless devices in the room either by turning off wireless routers or limiting the use of 2 4 GHz devices such as mobile phones and laptops Distorted sound 1 Audio cable or adapter piece is broken or not properly a...

Page 30: ...rees Fahrenheit or near equipment sensitive to strong magnetic fields Storage Magnets produce a far reaching strong magnetic field Keep magnets away from devices and objects that could be damaged by strong magnetic fields like laptops and other electrical equipment Operating or storing this product in temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius or 122 degrees Fahrenheit will cause the locking mechanism ...

Page 31: ...nd RSS GEN IC 11942A CB24TX001 Catchbox 2 4 Receiver Product meets the essential requirements of the European R TTE Directive 1999 5 EC and is found to comply with the following standards EN 300328 v1 8 1 EN 301489 1 v1 9 2 EN 301489 17 v2 2 1 EN 60950 1 Certified under FCC Part 15 FCC ID 2AB78CB24RX001 Certified under IC in Canada under RSS 210 and RSS GEN IC 11942A CB24RX001 9 Certification This...

Page 32: ...to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Changes or modifications to the equipment not expressly approved by manufacturer can void the user s authority to operate the equipment Industry Canada Compliance This device complies with Industry Canada licence exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this devi...

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