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QUICK START GUIDE Wireless Mic System
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Speaker top view connections
AUX OUT TO
OTHER
SPEAKER HALF
DC POWER IN
AUX AUDIO INPUT
(OPTIONAL) FROM
PROJECTOR
For initial setup the speaker system can be assembled and tested on a table top. Then install on the pole.
5.
Connect the DC Power cable to the speaker top. Then
plug in the power adapter to the 115VAC. A blue LED will
be visible behind the black speaker grill.
4.
Audio Cable connections
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4.
Connect main speaker section
to other section with audio cable
Optional Audio cable from projec-
tor output to speaker AUX AUDIO
INPUT
Projector
4.
Connect the Audio cable be-
tween the 2 speaker sections.
Installing on a pole
Place the foam pads on the inside of the speaker.
Connect the 2 halves of the speaker around the
pole using the metal hooks. Insert a wedge to
hold the speaker in place if necessary.
Enlarged
view of foam
pads
Clip-on MIC
Charging the MIC TRANSMITTER Battery
The miniature MIC TRANSMITTER is charged using
the cable with the USB connector and the small DC
power connector pin which inserts into the top of the
TRANSMITTER. The USB end is plugged into a
powered USB port such as on a computer. A constant
on red LED indicates the battery is charging.
Please be sure the USB port remains active. If the
computer goes to sleep the port will go OFF and the
port will discharge or drain the TRANSMITTER
battery
Other Details
This wireless system operates in the 2.4Ghz
region and uses 1 of 20 available channels that
are automatically selected. There are 4 models of
operation. The AUX AUDIO input or the MIC
input can be set to have priority over the other.
The wireless mic operating range is beyond 80
feet. The transmitter contains a Li battery.
Multiple systems should be at least 18 feet from
each other.
