Audio Design Hifonics EB115AV2, Руководство пользователя

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Functional Overview
1. The LCD display shows status information.
2. Use the MODE button to select the input signal
source (BT / USB/SD / Audio In).
3. Insert a suitable memory card with music files into
the SD card slot.
4. Insert a USB stick with music files into the USB
port.
5. You can play or pause the selected track with the
>II button.
6. Use the I<< button to jump to the previous track.
7. Use the >>I button to jump to the next track.
8. Repeat function (RPT):
All > One > Random > Folder
(SD card and USB only)
9. The TWS function is used to couple two EB115AV2
systems via Bluetooth
®
to form a stereo system. Both
systems must be in Bluetooth
®
mode. Then connect
your mobile device to one of the systems. To pair,
briefly press TWS on the device with which your Blue-
tooth
®
device has connected. Both systems couple
within 1 minute. To release the coupled systems, hold
the TWS button for approx. 15 seconds.
10. At the signal input AUX (3.5 mm jack) you can e.g.
connect a smartphone.
11. At the signal input AUDIO IN (RCA) you can use
an external signal source such as a CD player. For
subwoofer operation in the vehicle, the RCA cable
that comes from the head unit must be connected.
12. At the signal output AUDIO OUT (RCA) you can
e.g. connect a mixer.
13. You can connect a microphone to the MIC input
(6.35 mm jack).
14. You can connect a guitar to the GUITAR signal
input (6.35 mm jack).
15. The MAIN VOL control regulates the overall
volume of the sound system.
16. The TREBLE control regulates the treble of the
sound system.
17. The BASS control regulates the bass of the sound
system.
18. The MIC ECHO control regulates the degree of the
echo effect of the connected microphone.
19. The MIC VOL control regulates the volume of the
connected microphone.
20. The GT VOLUME control regulates the volume of
the connected guitar.
21. The VOICE PRIORITY switch activates the
karaoke function, i.e. the background music will
be played a bit quieter as soon as a microphone
is used.
22. The AUDIO IN GAIN control regulates the input
sensitivity of the connected input signal from
AUDIO IN.
23. The LPF control regulates the crossover frequency
of the AUDIO IN low pass filter.
24. At the LPF / FULL switch, you can determine
whether the input signal should be a full-range
signal or a low-pass signal (subwoofer mode).
25. The CHARGE button does the following:
I: The device is operated with 230 volts via the
connected power plug and the internal battery is
charged.
O: The device is off and the internal battery is
charged when the power plug is connected.
II: The device is operated with the internal battery
or, if an external battery is connected to DC12V,
operated with this.
26. Connect the enclosed power plug to POWER.
27. This connector is removable and can remain in
the vehicle in subwoofer mode. An external 12 volt
battery (e.g. vehicle battery) can be connected
to DC 12V IN to supply the device with power.
Pay attention to correct polarity. The REM control
signal (or a sw 12V supply line) of the
car radio must be present at the REM terminal in
subwoofer mode.
28. The device fuse (FUSE 30A) protects the device
against overload and short circuits. If this is defec-
tive, you can usee the spare fuse instead (SPARE
FUSE). Exchange defective fuses only for fuses
with the same fuse rating and design.
29. The LEDs at BATT show the following:
FULL: The internal battery is fully loaded
LOW: The charging capacity of the internal battery
is too low and should be charged.
CHARGE: The internal battery is being charged.